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SPOKAIqE COUNTY PLAITNIr1G COW1IISSI0r1
County Court Houso
Spolcane 11, Washington
Phone B. 1141 Ext. 255
PERMIT FEE $1900 SPECIAL PERMIT FEE $5.00
NAME Elmer A. Parrott DATE Feb. 16, 1948
Ave, Coeur d'Alene, PrIAAILING ADJRFSS 211 Coeur d'AleneVIdaho PHOt]E 439 Coeur dtAlene
STRUCTUM LOCATION N. 200' of W. 177.2 t of F~ of Tract 224, Opportunity
(Legal Description f'rom dec:d, tsx recea.pt, or contract)
Stor•e Por the retailing and serPicing of flirr4ce
PURPOSE e ui menti and aoceasories. MATERIAL aement block & briok
RIesidence, storP, garage, atao) (Frame, concrete, brick)
Check for: rLn," STM1CTURE RFMODELINu &A-LTERATIONS OR CHAPGE OF LOCATION
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ESTIMATEn COST 0 50000000 FOUI1DATION concrete BASE7-TITT none
(Tnclude owm labor) (Concz•ete, rock, etc. ) (Full, part, none) >
DIMEAISIOY-S 34 x 50 STOZIES one RODPS two
(Width & Lexigth) (10 2, etc) `
SEViAGE SArt; T~k LIGIITZ ~,:G F1$nf~i c~
(Cesspool, septic tank, sewer) (Electricity, gas, etc. )
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ACCESSO:~ Bt1ILDZ;IGS none STRE9THE H(?USE FACES Sprague
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SAPiITATION Tdeeessar,y to have A PtaR~IT FTZ0I4 the County HeaJ.th Depar nient, (rr" corner
of Court lIouse Block) on aIl instAllations of SE!VAge disposal.
% Yd;,%1COIftlECT:tQN where any work is perfonned on Gounty property or right-of-•way or,
+ i-xi ar_y ma,r.ner, disturbs the surface, shoulders or ditches of County Poads permis-
sion mns~ be had from the County Fngireer'is -Office.
STATF, ;3IGRTFAY DEPART?:ENT VJhere the structure faces on a State flighwa,y this permit
is issued subject to meeting requirenents ar_d regulations of the Washington Depart-
ct' TIighti;rays in cooperation with the VVashizzgton State Patrol and tha granting
-P. nermit required by the Department; of rliglliuays.
Ar'D SIGIrS IJot to bo allov~rod in restricted or undesirable plaaes. i~oca-
.f . i_ .•t. l•tbjvct to vQrification.
i` ;v ~ i:,' h permit is necessary to move old buildings to a new location. If moved on
w a State Highvray, permisszon vJill havv to be had from that departrnont.
1011E Stz•uature to con.form to regulations as to USE in Zone District where located.
NU'IBER To be furnished bv the Planning Co:nmissa.on upon request•
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No.48-128A
BEFORE THE DOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SFOKA.NE COUNTY, WASHINGTON
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPE!! L OF )
R. A.}3ARTH FROM THE DEC I S I ON )
OF TIM S POKAlidD, C OUNTY PLANNING )
COMMISSION DATED APRIL 28,1948, )
WFiEREBY A F'F,'RMIT TrAS ISSUED TO )
EI,MER A. PARROTT FOR THE CONSTRUGTION ) ORDER
AND OPER.A T I ON OF A S TORE I N PART OF ~
TRACT 224, OPPORTUNITY, SPOKANE COUNTY, )
RfASHINGTON. }
WHL'REAS, this matter came on regularly for hearing after due notice, before
the undersigned Board of County Commissioners of Spokane County, lfashington,
on the 25th dey of Igay, 1948, at ten o'clock A.M. of said day, upon the
appeal oF R.A.Barth from the decision of the 3pokane County Planning Com-
rnission, whereby they granted a permit on the 28th day of April, 1848, to
E1-mer A. Parrott for the construction and operation of a store for the
retailing and servicing of furnace equipment and aecessories on the N 200'
of the E 177.2' of the E2 of Tract 224 Opportunity, Spokane County, w'ashing-
ton, and
WHEREAS, it appears t hat the authority of the Spokane County Planning Coin-
mission to grant a special permit in such instances is besed upon an amend-
ment to the zoning ordinance of the County oF Spokene, and
' WHERE.AS, it appears that the said amendment to said ordinance was not
enacted in the manner provided by iaw,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Spokane County, Washington, that t,he decieion of the Planning Commission
of April 28,1948, granting a speoial permit to Elmer A. Parrott be, and
the same is hereby reversed, and the said special permit be, a nd it is
hereby declared to be null and void.
DATED this 4-th day of June, 1948.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSI4NERS
OF SPOKAND, C 0'UhtTY, WASHINGTON
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Ro.48-128A
BLFORE. THE BOARD 4F COtJNTY COWSSIONERS OF SFOKANE COUNTY, WASHINGTC}N
IN TH& MATTER OF Tl~ APPF.,~L 4F ~
R. A. BARTA FROM THE DFC IS ION )
0F THE S f'OKANE C 4UNTY PLANNING )
COMiXSSI0N DATED ApRIL 28,1948, )
WHPRSBY A tERMIT fiIAS ISSiJED TO )
ELt~R A. pARROTT F0R THE CbNSTRIICTIflN ) ORDFR
AND OPERATION OF A STORE IN PART OF ~
TRACT 224, OPYORTUYdITY, SPt3KANE COUNTX, }
T1fASHINCTON. )
WiEREAS,, this matter came on regularly for hearing after due notice j before
the undersigned Board of Gounty Commiesioners of Spokene County, Aao`hington,
om the 25th day o£ May, I948, e t, ten o' c lock A. M, of said day, upon the
appeal ot R.A.Barth from the deaision of the 3pokane County Planning Com-
mission, vrhereby they granted a permit on the 28th day of April, 1948, to ,
Elmer A. Parrott For the conatruction and operation o£ a etoro for the
retailing and servicing of furnace equipment and accessories on the N 2001
of thQ B 177.21 oi' the E~, of Tract 224 Opportunity, Spokane County, Washing-
ton, and
WHEREAS, it appears t 1^.at the authority of the Spokane Co°anty Plaaanir_g Com-
mission to grant aspeciA1 porm3t in such instanaes is basod upon an amend-
ment i:o the zoning ordinance oP the County o£ Spokane, and
MMRFAS, it appears that thv said amendnent i;o said ordinance wes not
ensated in the rranner provided by law,
NQW, ~IrIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Comnissioners o£
Spoksne County, 1Yashington, that the decision of the Planning Commission
of April 28,1943, granting aspecial permit to Elmer A. Parrott be, and
the same is hereby raveraQd, and the said speaial permit be, a nd it ia
hereby deal.ared to be null and void.
DATED thiB 4th de►y of June, 1948.
BQkRI3 Or COUNITY CO)NISSIQNERS
0F SPOKAbTE, C 0'JNTY, WASHSNGTON
ATTE5Ts P'ra k J. Glover
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T T GRANT WYLIE W BROWN
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May 2 5th, 1948
The Board of Count,y Commissionerg held a hearing on the R.A.Barth Apneal
from the deoision of the Spokane County Planning Commission whereby they
granted a permit on April 28, $948 to Elmer A Parrot-I for the construction and
operation of a store for the retailing and servicing of furnace equipment and
accessories on the N 2001 of the E 177.21 of the E2 0£ Traot 224 Opportunity.
On a motion by Commissioner Grant , seconded by Comnissioner Brown, the
r:latter was taken under edvisement.
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L. Friedland
Deputy Clerk of the Board
June 15, 1948
Mr. Chester P. Chastek, Atty.
2eigler Bldg.
SpokQne, Washington
Dear Sirs
Flease be advised that on the 4th day of
June, 1948, the Board nf County Cornmissioners
of Spokane County, Rashington, reversed the
decision of the County Planning Commissf.on,
dated April 28, 1948, grar_ting a special
permit to Elmer A. Yarrott for the construction
of a retail furnsce store,Qnd declared the
permit null and void.
, This decigion is basod on testimony presented
at the R.A.Harth hearing on May 25, that the
zoning ordinance was not enacted in the manner
provided by law.
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Yours truly,
L. F'ri edlan.d
Deputy Clerk of the Board
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Captain Edgar T. Hawley, Secretary
Spokane County Pla.nning Commission
Court HouSe
Tk. 1116 Broadway Avenue
Spokane, Ilashington
Dear Captain Hawley:
This letter is a formal notice of appeal to the Spoka.ne County
Commissioners from the decision of the Spokane County Planning
Board in grenting a permit for the erection of a business build-
ing on the Vorth 200 feet of the West 177.2 feet of the East
half of Tract 224, Opportunity, othervrise described as the South
side of SArague Avenue between Vlalnut and Herald Roads in the
10000 Block East.
A ccording to the newsAa.pers, the action to gra.nt the permit was
taken at a meeting of the Spokane County Plannir4 Board on or
a'oout April 28, 1948•
My interest in the matter arises from the fact that Iam the
owner of the property adjoining, on the West, the piece of land
described above.
I nasmuch as I expect to be present or to be represented at the
hearing called by the County Commissioners to consider this matter,
I request tba.t I be given at least several &.ys notice befiore the
date of the hearing in order to nrepare for it.
Sincerely,
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REGISTERED
RECE1VED
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Gentlemen:
- 1, Elmer A. Farrott, herein makes application for erecting a ~ui1ding on lend
havin~ the followix~g lega2 descriptiont Being tb-e North 200 feet of
the West 177#2 feet af the East 1/2 of Tr&ct 224 of Opportunity,
ixi the Coun.ty,'of fipokane, State'of Washington. It f,s understovd
t - that th~e isp}sn easement for rbad purposes over tYe Wast 16 feet
of the property.
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This land i sloca ta d vn the s ouths ide o fSprague Avenue betwee~~ait ad
Hera1d Hoacis ixx Opportunity. I intend t~ build a good loo~ing btxsiness
buildirg in keeping with other buildings near thia lvaation. This bui1ding
' 3s to be used for fwna ce service amd repai~ bizsiness. The followirg
~ property cwners in this vicinity bave signed their approval af this busiress
building.
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Gentlemen:
The undersigned own property adjacent to thd intersection of Sprague Avenue
and Ralnut Road. We are informed that a special permit has been requested of
your Commission for the erection of a business or industrial building on the
south side of Sprague Avenue at the intersection of Walnut Road with Sprague
Avenue. The area•in which the special germit is sought is now zoned for
suburban residential purposes.
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The undersigned protest vigorously against the gxanting of ary permit for the
erection or maintenance of any building for business or industrial purposes
on Sprague Avenue at the intersection of Walnut Road. We have built or acquired
homes in that immediate vicinity on the understanding that it was limited to
use of a suburban residence district. The area on the south side of sprague
Avenwe at the Walnut Road intersection is zoned for suburban residential purposes
and the area fronting on Walnut Road just north of Sprague Avenue is also zoned
for such purposes, and in addition thereto there are restrictions in the deeds
limiting the use of the land to residential purposes.
The undersigned have built or acquired homes at large expense and the encroa.ch-
ment of a business or irbdustrial district will lessen the va.lue of our pro-
perties anl make them less desirable for use as homes. It is ti.me that the
encroachment of businesses on a residential area be halted. The undersigned respectfully request that your body dery the special permit
above mentioned so that the area may continue to be used for homes and home
purposes as it has been in ttie past. Uated this 18th day of February, 1948•
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Spokaue County ?lanning Commission,
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Spokane f Washington. Gentlement
The undersigned own property adjacent to the intersectiou df teapragua Avenue
and Walnut Road. We are informed that a Special permit has been requested of
you_r Commission for the erection of & business or irdustrisl bu.ilding on the
south side of Sprague Avenue at the intergection of Walnut R4ad witll Sprague
Avenue. The area in which T.he special permit is sought,is now tioned for
sUYiurbgM residentisl purpo►ses;. I
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The undersign,ed protest vigorougly against the granting of &r3y rermit for the
erection or main~onance of ariy builcli~ for busir~ess or in:~ustria.l pur~oses
on Sprggue Avenue at the intersection of Ralnut Koad. he have built or acquired
home9 in tha.t immediate vicinity on the uriderstandirg that ilu r:as limited to
use of a suburban residence aistrict. The areF on the south Nide of Sprague
Avenue at the 17alnut Rocad intersection is zoned for suburban residential purposes
and the area fronting on W'alnut R0a3 juat mrtn of Sprague Avenue 'Ls elso zoned
for such purposes, and i n addition thereto there are restriction.s in the a.eeds
limiting the use of the land to residential purpoAes.
The undersigned have built or aca,uired homes at large expense and the encroach-
ment of abusineas or industrial district will lessen the value of our pro-
perties 8.nd make them less desirable for u; e as homes. It is tine that the
encroachment of businesees on a residential area be halted.
The undersigned respectfully request that your boay c?eny the special permit
above mentioned so that the area may cont3.nue to be used for homes and home
purposes as it has been in the pP.st.
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Hon. Board ol" Gaunty Corvnissioners
Spokane County, 1Yashington.
Gentlemen;_
In coinpliance with the regulations of the Spokane County Master
Zone Ordinance tive are herswith transm.i. ct; r-G the file s in the rrLatter of the
application of Elmer A. Parrott for a speci.al permit to construct and
opErate a Fu•rn&ce Equipaaent Store on Sprague Avenue at the corner of TNalnut
ard Aerald in Spokane Valley*
.After a pubZic hearing held the plann.ir_g Commi.ssion , on April 28,1948
6ranted the requested permit.
On Yiay 4 1948 tre a:ccorapar_yini; Notice of Appeal by R. A. Barth was filed vrith
the Secretary of the Commi.•sion.
Respectfully yours,
SPOW.kKE COt,'NTY PL~~dIKG COIS~,tZ~SION
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SEAVFR &WALLACE TOUrIST C1,2fO, RESTI!URI'~NT 01D GFOCERY STORE Continued
Mr. FosseQn: If this other permit v,ras granted, would you object to comnetition?
Iv2r. VJallace : Na, I don 't obj ect to it Q,t a11. I tivon't haJe enough room for
everybody. If anybody asked us where to go, I cou1d refer them to the Rossworns.
Tam tickled to death to have them right ncxt to us.
Mr. Walker: This is an ideal l.ocation for a tourist court.
Mr. Nleennc~i: Thank you very much. 'Ile zvill tAke this under advisemant and 2et
you know our decision.
ACTIG'L": Permit granted in accord vrith the finciings of the ExecutivE Sessien.
PISRQTT FURN ACE EQUIPMENT STORE
' Mr. Hawle,y: This requost for a Sp3cial Permit viAS heard by the Planning Corn.
mission at a public hearing at the Fsbruary meeting and decisicn v,ras postponed
at that time. At tho Narch meEting, a Special Committee composed of PAcssrs.
Anderson & Fosseen was appointed to make further investigution on the merits of
the applicatien.
Mr. Hoffman: Mr. Chairman, Sinco the last meeting, I took it upnn myself to talk
to the noighbors. I havo these addition.zl nacrzes to present to you at this time.
x lot of peoplo didn't undorstand At first what w.-s going on in that area. (I:?r.
Hoffman presents title petition. )
Mr. Fosscen: Do you hava a plan of the building to shotiv us?
Mr. Hoffman: Yes, I have. (Presents plans. ) Several people I talked to told me
they didn't undQrstand what it was a11 about bcfore. They wanted to sign this
petit~ion, but dicln't want to be "Indian Givers" Und take their names off the
other petition. Of course, you have only my vrcrd for it novr. They sAid 5.f trey
hadn't of signed the othar petition the time before, they would have signed this
one,-and would rather havo signEd this one.
Mr. Parrott : I have made some further plans on the building. Iwant to mttke the
front of the building more attractive than I hwd previous].y planned it. I hava
consu?ted v,rith an architact and will have more modern devices in the front.
11r. liIe3nach: Is there anyone to be heard? If nat, we shall docide upon the action
at this time. We will go into Executive Session now.
1LCTION : Permit grnnted in accord with the f indings end act ions of the Execut ive
Session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION REPORT
The Exvcutive Committeo roports the follo-ving findings:
Jl'NOSKY FINI'1L FLAT
The Final Plat as submitted bE appraved and a recommandation to the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners that the sfzme be aecEpted.
ASBURY Ti!t3RIST CO[TRT
Thut the application of D. G. Asbury for a Special Permit to construct and operato
• a tnurist court be denied. I
W.,',SHINGTON BREEDERS RABBIT SLAUGHTER HOUSE
That the application of the VJashington Rabbit Broeders Club for a SpeciRl Permit
to construct and onerate a rabbit slaughter house bo approved ^nd granted.
SUBURB~`,,N ZOKE DISTRICT
Ths_:t the petition af residents of the Edgecliff .District for a Suburban Zone
status status is approved and the Board of County Commissioners be requastod
to establish a Suburban Zone Dxsty~ct in the area described in the petition.
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l1GRICULTURAL ZQNE DISTRICT
That the p6tition of rESidents in the Dartford areu for the establishment of an
Agricultural Zone District be approved and a rocommendation fortvArded to t he
Board of County Coi-nnissioners requesting the formation of the zone district as
asked for in the patition.
ROGERS TOURIST COURT
# That the application of Frank R. Rogers for a Special Permit to construct and
~ operato a tourist court be denied.
PARROTT FUR11ACE EQUIPMENT STORE
That the appYication of Elmer Parrott for a Special Permit to construct and
oporute a Fu rnaco Equipment Store be approved and granted conditioned on the
building being constructed in comPliculce urith the architectural pZans and speci-
fications as submitted to the Commission rznd that the building be loca+ed on
the East side of the lot described in the npplication.
ROSSV-iORN TOURIST CN.BII`1S, GROCERY STORE A D RESTAURAR1'I'
That the application of VI. Arthur Ros~worn -for a Speeial Permit to construct
and operate a tnurist c-urt, Restaurant and Grocery Store ba approved and granted.
SEAVER & WALL•ACE CABINS, RESTIiURkNT AA1D GROCERY STORE
That the application of P4gessrs. SEaver & WRllace for a Special Permit to con-
struct and operate a tourist court, grocer,y store a.nd restaurant be approvEd
and granted.
ACTION : Upon motion of IVIr. Rahiver and seconded by I;ir. Mix, the f indings of the
Exccutive Session wore adopted.
ADJOURNMEN 1
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned.
T.PPRO VE D :
T. J. IVlEEN1'iCH, SRo, Chairman.
ATTEST :
• BDGt,P T. HAtiVL,EY, Executive Secretary
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CUDDY-ZIEELL SERVICE STATION Continued
P2r. Meenach: The pumps are in front?
lAr. Cuddy: Yes, the pumps are out in front here. The front 21 will be
of glass. The building is to be $8,000.00 alone and $4,000.00 for the
equipment. We hare alread,y started building the residence in the back
of the lot: We have the basement in for the houseo We feel we have
an znitial investment of $25,000.00, the land, house and service station.
We have our finances arranged to that extent.
Mr. Fosseen: You will have a room for both the men and women?
Mr. Cudd,y: Yes, on the SE corner of the station is the ladies lounge room,
and t:ne men's is on the other side.
Mr. ATaQnach: Is there anyone here to be heard on this application?
Mr. Haxvley: Mr. Morris f'rom the State Highway Department is here. Maybe
he would like to say somethi-ng.
rqr. Ptiorris : ilir. Cuddy was out to the office and showed us the plans of
~ hi.s building. I don't see anything wrong with them. He is back a con-
siderable distance f rom the highway. It is directly across the highway
from Mr. Berland. NIr. Porter has a Shell Station in the same block..
NIr. Mleenach: If there is no one present to be heard, the matter will be
taken under a dvisement and w e will let you know our decision.
Mr~ Cuddy: Thank you very much.
ACTIOrj: Permit granted.
P.ARROTT FURIdACE E QU IPMENT STORE
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Mr. Meenach: This application was held at the last meeting of the Com-
mission. The mattar was referred to Qt this time. Is there anyone pres-
ent to make a statement on the application? If not, we will re£Pr it to
Executive Session.
ACTION : Referred to a committee to further investigate the application.
AGRICULTURAL ZONE DISTP,ICT
IV'ir. Hawle,y: Thi.s is the date for the public hearing on t he petition of
26 residents to zone an area between Sprague and Broadway on the north
and south, and Locust and "vVillow on the east and west as an Agricultural
Zone Distriet. All advertising has been accomplished as required in the
Master Zone Ordinance, and 97 interested and ad,jacent property owners
were notified of the time and place of the hearing. ATo protests have
b^en received in this office against the granting of the zone district,
until this morning a petition came in. (Alir. Hawley reads both petitions. )
The sponsors are present to make their presentation.
Mr. Meenpch: This is a petition opposed to the zoning, is there anyone
' to speRk on it?
~ Mr. Holder: I live at 9404 East Broadwayp on the south sidc of the street.
I think we were mi.srepresented in that petition. We feel it isn't fair
to be zoned on tho south side of thE street and not on t he north side.
I£ it is going to be zoned, we want it zonod on both sides or not at all.
We are not opposed to Agricultural Zoning. I do not feel I want to be
restricted in that district, while just across the road north of Broad-
way they can have businesses. I think there are just as many businesses
in an Agricultural zone as there is in others.
Mr. Meenach: I would like to make it clear. They cantt put any businesses
In an Agricultural Zone without a SpBCial Permit.
Mr. Holder: We feel we would just as soon leave it the vray it is. I
think the other -,eople feeZ t he way we do.
I'Arr Meenach: Of course we can only accommodate those people who brought
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,he petition in. If you want the north part of BroadUlay zoned, another
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2ir. HawYe,y: This is the date set for the public hearing on the appla'cation
of E1mar Parrott far retailing arcd servicxng of furnace equIpm.ent, located
om the south side o£ Spragus batween Walnut & Herald in an establlshed
Suburban Zvne Dzstrict. Al1 advertising and postingh-,ve been accamplished
and 48 px-aperty ownars adjacent to the project ha~g veen natified by mail
of the ti.ma and place of hearing. The building is of cement blvnks and
brick and to cast approximately $5,000.00. The bui.lding is to be 34 x50i
AIo protasts have been receiv-ed -ta the granting of the permit. Irir. Parrott
is present -Ea make presentation*
Mr. Pa,rrvtt:NIr. Chaixman= The plans are as read. Z f'ee1 that there
is a defianfte need far this type af business in that district. It wil1~ ~e
vary neat. The reason Iconsidered that & I might sayf that the adjacent
praperty oti►aners in ~hat eirea are somewhat oppasing, but it i.s something
th~t will be very neat. I assure you that, and I can put up a campletivn
bond, a.nd I expect to far my owTi grotectian as well* It w~~l be something
` that will be an asset to that area, not a detr3ment. There vuon't be the
problem of storage aut in~frant, or anythin~ like that, as we do most af
~ our work by phone.\ We then go out to their place and #`ix their furnaces,
not bring the furnace ta the shop. There vrill be a room for display of
equipmentt
Mr. Meenach : Are you oppasite Walnut Road?
~~r. Parrot~: Yas, this building is right on the east side4 Prick veneer
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an the frorzt and cement blacks on the s ide s and back.
Mr.. P1eanach: You sta.te an this a.ppliaation far the servica.-ng and repairiaag
of furnace equipmex~~f
Mr. Parrott : Yes, that is right. T propose to build the store there. It
wi11 be aways f'x-om F"arr~ that is the street westo Vie have already consql,-
t$d with the Modern Electric in regard to water. They have agreed that
th¢y will put the water in for us. Vie are to have afire hye,rant axso.
Mro Meenach ; 17hat is Mr; Hoffiner~ls xnterests7
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NIr. Parrott: He ovms the property around me#
11 r. TVIe e nan- h: Is this to be 34 x 50?
Mr, Parra~-b: Yes, it wil1 be4
Kro h~Ieenachr 'Is there anyane present to speak? We will be glad to hear
fr om anyonet
Hro Price :May Yinquire from tlr. Parratt where he lives?
Mr. F'arrott: ~ ~ive at 1415 Frant Avenue in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mr. Price: Do you own this property in SpvkeLne Valley?
~Ar. Meerxaah: Have you taken an option an it?
Mra Pa1^T`ott: YPSr I haver
Mr, Price : 34,y que stions are relative to the fact thp-t kAr. Parrott, has nv
~ `interest in way propertya rather theLn this, and the damage this ivvixld do
to tha homes in this e.rea$ I an sure it urould ruin them al1.
Mr. Farrott. But defzriitely yes, I have intere~t in property in the Valley.
Everyone knows the f~~~ ~heLt East Sgrague ir, comercial, and the tims will
nome that it ►vill be a.Zl commerczal.
Mr. Price: I raotice on the ca°rd I received that he is asking for a per3n'lt
on the E. 177.2t of the No 2001 of the Ery of Tract 204* oppartunlty~ I
have the card right here. As a rnatter of fact that would be the exact lac-
atian of Mr. Hoffrnan's fsed storo, isn't that right?
Mr. Farratt: That I can't say. Al1 Igot was tha description of the prvp_
erty and toak it for granted it was carrect.
lir. ~rioe: That is the exact loaation of Mr. Hoffman4s T"eed store.
Mr. Fnsseen: How fsr is the Y~ighvray frain his store?
iKx`. Pricea zeori't krrorr where he is. The descriptiorr doesr-l't sotrid right.
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Mr. Parrott : That description was put on that card by the Planning Comr.
missian. I had nothing to do with it.
Rsr. Hawley: That was the description furnished for the application.
ItiSr. Price : Th&t would mal:e a lot of difference in the description. How
many places do you pla.n to put up? How do we l;now you are going to be
able to finanoe it?
Mr. Parrott: That is entirely beside the point. The amount of finances I
H~:ve novr will cover my buildinge I£ I expand, that will depend upon me
and my ability.
Mr. Price:~But the fact still remains that the land is not for commercial.
He can sell just as many furnaces in another location as he can right here
and why not let him do it?
Mr. Reasor: That is beside the point :
Eir. Price-: There is no neeessity of bringing this business here in the
£irst plaee. It is in a residential district and why should we let him
• come in here? Let him find anather location. He doesn't live here in the
f i rst p lacea
' i!4r. litalker: Mr. Price, we are not in Court• I don't believe ive should sit
here and listen to you crous-examine him.
Mr. r-leenach: Please tell the Board your objection, if any.
Mr. Price: What are you going to do? This description is on another piece
of property.
Mr. Meanach: He put in an application in good faith. I dontt thinlc he
rneans to do any harm by it.
14r. Price: Mr. Parrott asked me if I had any objections of this going in.
Certainly I have ob jections to it. He said I tQlked so much out there.
Pfir. Parrott :lVhat was that remark Qgain?
~.~hr. Price : But you did ma?ce the statement that I was the most stubborn man
in Spo?-ane VQlley and I haci done more to retard the businesses in Spolrane
Valley than any other mRn, didnft you Mr. Parrott?
lllr. Parrott: I did not. I had two witnesses with me.
?°ir. Price : But you did mal:e that statement.
IvIr. Parrott o I didn't make the sta.tement, I s ai d I heard you we re, but
I didn't say you had.
I+4r. Ileenach : Let t s not get into a quarell now.
Mir. Wall:er: How far do you live from him?
1.ir. Price: I am 150' west of the.t property. This plat was made when Mr.
Hawley came out as'ring if we would tal:e our time getting this district
zoned. (Showing Plat.) This property in question is directly in the center
of the are a. He re a re s ome of the hou s e s in that are a e Tr ey are s ome of
the prettiest homes in that area. (Shaws pictures of the homes.)
TAr. Meena ch : I think that is sufficient, Alr. Price o I thitilc you have
covered your point.
Eqra Barth: Just north of Walnut is a residential ai-ea. No temporary
living quarters should be useci while the structure is being erected. Any
busxness should be on t he south side of the highway. I have a petition
signe d by the 4 p rerty owne rs on my s ide and 4 mo re v!~e st of the Highti~~ay.
Others are up to 174 of a mile and I have 17 signa.tures there. I think I
" have 38 signatures in all, and in 21 pieces of property. i thinl: if the
Secretary will read the petition which is against the granting of the
application, you will l:now horv we feel. (IVIr. Hawley read the petition. )
Mr. r.Reenaeh: Is there anyone else to speak for or against the granting of
this application?
il+ir. Hoffman: I otivn the property Mr. Parrott is interested in and I haven't
very much ta say, but there are a few f'acts I ivould lil:e to present• ~
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I don't aant to stimulate any activity that tivill not be an asset to the
Community. Tir. Parrott is interested in a piece of property I own. It
is i.n tr,at particu~ ar district around Farr & University. I have had a
lot of inquiries about that piece of property. llany pEOple have asked
me if that was for sale, with the idea of busir,ess purposes. I don't see
Nvhy it isntt. I don't want any nuisance businesses out there. Iir. Parrott
contacted me and presented his intentions to me and I thought it viill be a
nice building on that piece oP property, due to the fact that the Valley
as residential property in that Iocation has substantially decreased the
last few years. It is business property there. There are at least 15
businesses on that street between tJniversity & Farr. Seven of them have
gone in since the zoning has been in. Business is growing into Spokane
Valley. I want to see my piece of property in good hands and Ikiow it
tvill be an asset rather than a detriment. It would give me capital to go
ahead and improve all my buildings. Then they will all be nice. This piece
of property has been lying idle and it will continue to lie idle if you
donf t let anything go in out there. I am interested in a nice place out
" there and I knoipr NIr. Parrott tivill keep it nice. Iwould much rather sell
to him than to someone later on who won't take care of it. I hope your
~ Board tvi11 ta.ko that into co-qsideration.
Mr. Fosseen: Hovi much ground do you have?
1,4r. Hoffman: I have 3251 all together. Around 150t where my structure is
on and 177.2' where this is to be.
Mr. Fosseen: How close will this be to you?
Mr. Hoffman : It will be about 54' to the westd
I+:1r. Anderson: How far will that building be from the west line of your
p rope rty?
Mr. Hoffman : It will be about 100' f rom ITalnut Road east.
I'alr. Anderson: I meaii the same property. Is it approximately 100= to the
east of h+Ir. Barth t s home"
Tdr. Hoffman : I ~rvould say about 125 t.
Mr. Barth: The fact that this is a business disagreement be-tzveen PAr. Hof.~
man and myself, there is nothing personalo It is not the factory I am
opposing to, it is the type of building that will be close to my homeo You
have granted permits where they say they are going to have a nice building,
and before long they are vacated and are nothing but shacks. You have a
permit for some cabins and now they have vacated, and I believe some church
is now occupJing it. I think it is mis].eading to see there is a demand for
business there. If you would take all the businesses and strectch them out
on the hightivay, they tvouldn't reach from the city limits to Dishman.
Mr. Price : I don't want to cross-examine anyone, but I understood the gentle-
man to say something about his first building. Iwould like to have that
explained.
i!Ir. Meenach: Any question about a. second building?
l1Ir. Parrotto I am buying 136t, naturally I couldn't let that piece of ground
set idleo V;hether or not I vErill expand dependS upon my business after I
get it started.
P,irs. Frazer: I war_ted to say that out in the Valley, Frazer Park was named
aPter use It took a lot of time to fix that park and now that it is fini-
shed, there are children spending their time there. L'je don't vJant anything
. near it that would ruin it.
Dr. Epton e I have my clinic on the corner of ApplotJay and '.'alnut Road.
Some ti-qe ago, I received a permit to enlarge my building. Hoivever, tve feel
that the lot is residential and not for business purposes. s'de feel that
any s+eps of business on that lot would danger the property, and our neigh-
bo~. For that reason, we have given up thc idea of building the clinic an
that '_ie are looking for a piece of property in an unrestricted Rrea
4vith tht idea of continuing our structure there. jVe will then move our
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Mr. Meenach: Would the home owners please stand who are in favor of grant.
ing this permite rlow the ones who are opposed; remember the property
ovmors, not just friends. We t-,iill e xcuse you now and the natter tivill be
referred to Ex_ecutive Session.
ACTIOrIo Postponed until the next meeting, for the decision.
H0"IE SPE C IAL PE ?8«ZIT
Mr. Haivley: This is the hearing on the application of John R. Howe for a
Special Permit to operate a cabinet shop in the 15900 Block on East Valley-
way bettiveen Conklin R Sullivan. It is in an established Agricultural Zone
District. All advertising gnd posting have been completed and 36 property
owners were notified by mail of the timo and place of the hearing. A perm3t
was issued to Ivlr. Howe on October 15, 1947 for a home tivork shop. He now
desires to exparnd his business commercially. The building is 28 x 60 and
made of concrete blocks. The cost of remodeling will be about $1,000.00.
Ik/Ir. Howe is present to make his presentation.
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. Mr. HoeJe: I think 1.2r. Haiuley has explained my intensionso I already have
a permit for a home work shop. The building is 28 x 60. My shop is in
back of my home. I don't plan on building any on to it, but I plan on
hiring some help. Iuiy perrnit for a home tivork shop doesntt entitle me to hire
any extra help. It is north of the Appleway approximatcly 400 yar~ls, I
have neighbors on both sides that like the idea of expanding my business
and would Iike to see me do its
i:r. Anderson: You donit plan to expand, just hire help to da your extra work?
Iy4r. hovie : I won't expand, but I want to paint the building and malce a p re-
sentable looking building out of it.
Idr. Anderson: It sets back quite aways from the street and it doesn't
inte rfe re in any way.
Te.lr. i~;ieenach: Is there anyone present to speak for or against this applica
tion? If not, the matter will be taken under advisement and we will let
you know the decision.
ACTIOII: Permit granted for a period of one year from illarch 1, 1948 to &iarch
1, 1949, the permit to be made permanent after March 1, 1949 subject to
the approval of the Spolcane. County Planning Commission.
STFtOINTG A,UTO V-1RFC1CIi'fG & TOj'iIrTG YAr~D
14r. Hawle,y: Public hearing on the application of ! lade F. Strong for a
Special Permit to operate a toiving and wrecking yard and storage at 6411
East Sprague between Dyer & Cleveland in an established Ausiness Zone. A
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certificate of occupancy for this building was granted in December of 1946,
, to allow for a machine and welding shop. All advErtising and posting have
been comnleted and 30 property ovmers have been notified of the time and
place of hearing. 14r. Excell, of the County Health Unit, has been consulted
relative to sanitary conditions. IZro Strong i.s present tc., mal;e presentation*
rr7r. Strong ; I intend to have towing service. I have a new "Chev" trucka
I am towi,ng for the different garages in the city and outside the city
limits. I am going to put up a fence on the east side of the building,
also. I don't have any tvrecks ].ying around. As soon as I strip the cars
of what is good, I have them hauled off to the junk yard,
A4r. Meenach: How much frontage do you have?
rqr. Strong s I have 204' frontage.
Mr. PReenach : Havo you a building the re no«r?
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' NOTICE OF TIME MD PLACE 4F HEARINQ
IN THE MATfiER OF THE; APPEAL 0F R. A. BARTH FROM A DECISZON BY THE SPOKA-EEt
Q OUNTY PLAI114ING C 0WIS ST UN
P10TICE IS HFREBY GIVEN that the Board of Cov.nty Commissioners oF
Spokane County, Washirlgton w3.11 hold a publio hearing in the Asso:nbly
Room in the Courthouse at ton o'cloak A.M. on Tussday, May 25, 1948 to
consider the appeal of R. A. Barth From the decision of the Spokane
Countv 1'lanning CorFrmission on April 28th, 1948, at whiah tirr►e aspecial.
permit was granted to Elmer A. Parrott for the construct3on and operation
of a store for the retailing and servicing of furnace eojuipmer_t and
accessoriss on the N 2001 of the E 177.21 of the Ei of Tract 224,
Opportunity, lvcated on the S dide of Sprague Avenue bettifeen Wdlnut and
Herald Hoads in Opportunity in the 10000 Block EASt.
N0TICE IS FURTaR GIVEN that any iatareEted pergon may appear at the
above tirno and place and be heard for or against the decision of the Spokane
C ounty Pl anning C ommi s s i on. Dete d thi s?th day of May, 1946.
' FRANX J. GLOVER
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SP'OKANE COUNTY
PLANNING COMMISSION 0'/
SPOKANE COUNTY COURT HOUSE R L RUTTER, CHAIRMAN
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I3oa. Board of County Commissioners
Spoksne County, Washington. ,
Gentlemen:.
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In complianae xith the regulations ot the Opolane County Master
Zone Ordinsgcs we ere horevritb tranw3.tting the file,e in the matter of the
application of Flmer A. Parrott for a specia1 permi.t tc construct and
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operate a Furnatse Equ9.pment Store on Sprsgua. Aveaue at ~he aoruer of llalnut
aad Herald in Spokane Yalley~ ,
After a public hearing held the Planning Commissiou , on April 28,1948
granted thm requested permit•
On Yay 4 1948 the sccompan~ing Notice of Appeal by R. A. Bax'th waa filed wlth
the Searetary of the Gammi.sion. Respeotfully youra,
SPQKANE CflUNTY PLANNIN(# CO1=$,SIO1
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Edgar T. HawYey, Exeo.- Seo'ty.
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I11P4'ICE IS 'T ;REP.Y GIi1-i,,'1a thctlu thc; Bca.rci of C'ounty Commxssioners
of Spolrane Cotznty, ;:`ashinCton 1'rill hold a public hearzng in
the kss3mb1y ?oori in thc Courtnousa at 10:00 on Tuesday
Pray 25, 19/18 to cozzsxder t)Ze appeal of R. . l3a ^th frorn the
deca_sion of the Spokane Count,r Pl~.nnii~{; Cormliss ion or. April
28, 194£3 --t vhich tiine a spccial pc:rrlit ~~.:«s Vra,ited to Elner
A. Pp.rrott For the construction and oporation oll' a store for
the re-tail.a.ng anci servieing of furnace oquipmcnt ancj aceass-
orie N or_ 'Uh e i: 200' of the E 177.21 of -the E1, of Trac t 224,
OFpor-cunity, locatEd ozl ',-,he S. sic,c of Spra,-ue :ivenu:; bettreen
1;talnui, and f{orald Roads in Opporttxlnit~,T in thc IQ000 1-Ilock : asz.
Ai, said t uno onci plaee any inte resteci pc;rson dRaV bE heard for
or against tho 4ppea1.
Dr,TLD i: ay 7, 1948 BOl`RJ GF CO i°f"i GF OISI'_,:~
Spo~:anc, 'ti~l ,1.':f , . I`,Ii"C=` ;t
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NOTICE IS '.!,_:REi3Y GIj ~.T: that 'che Baard of C"ount;f +.:omr,jissionars
of Spo?/Zne County, Washington :rriil lzold a public hearing in
the As ,ere:a1J Room in the Courthouse at 10;00 on Tizcsc?ay
May 25, 19,13 to consicl er tl-►o appeal of 'R. 3A ~-th fr-om the
8eci_sion of the apol.ano Countf Planiii)i~; 1J1.l.l'L411UJ ion on April
ZB, 1948 at vrhich time specizl pcrr.mit 11r6 sgra.i'Ced to Elrler
A. Parrott for the construction aa,& oparation ol" a store for
-the retailing ancl servicinF oi' furn~.~.ce ociuipmont 31'Id aCC6SSr
ories on the i',' 200' of the E 177.21 of -the E?~ bi TrAC u 224,
OpporLUnlty, located on i,he S. sic?c of Spra`-;uc .:Ive.iue, hetiveQn
ilialnut and tIorald 1%.oads in Opportt.irii~.-y in theJ4000 Block Pa;;t.
At said t vno an cl place any inte_rested person may ~.~o haard for
or against tho appeal.
Drsi ED i°.:ay 7, 1948 BQ.IaTRD GF CO~~i- •'~•~ISSIOI7c.'?~ Gr, sPOY.I- I i L
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F RQY, THE DEC I S I ON OF T HE SP4KANE C OUN7.Y
PIANNiNrx COtTITS3ION DATED APRIL 28, 1948
71HEREF3Y A SPECIAL PERPYtIT WAS GRANTED TO
ELr:?ER A. PAFROTT FOR THE ~ONSTRUCTIC1 Ec
OPERATION OF A STORE FOR THE RETAIIING
AND SEP.VIC ING OF FLTRNACE EQUIP'MWT AND
•ACC ES50R IES ON TAE N 200 f OF TNE E 177 .2 1
OF TflE E1 OF TRACT 224, OPPORTLTIIITY
AFFIDAVIT OF r"AILING
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L. Friedland, being; first duly sworn, deposes and says s
That on the date mentioned herein he was and now is employed as
Deputy County Auditor ond Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of
spokane @ ounty, Wa s r i ngton.
That on the llth day of Iiay, 1948, he personaIly mailed notices
of the time and place of the Public Hearing of the appeal, of R.A. Barth
to the adjoining property otivners as listed in the aoplication reoords.
Notice tives also mailed to R.A. Barth, the petitioner for the
appeal.
Subsribed and sworn to before me
on I2ey llth, 1948
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NOTtRY PURI IC IN AND F(`R S'POKANE _
CQUNTY, WA3KINGTON
Res iding: at 'pokane, Weshington
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• LIST OF ADJAL'ENT PRE}PERTX OWNERS NQTIFIFD
19 Janes Criok, 1E305 Overbluff, Spokane
2. J. W. Balfour, Opportunity
3. Geo. M. McCallUm, E. 2417 Fifth, Spokane
4. Elroy C. Reinemer, Gen. Del. Dishman
5. Myrtle, Higgins, N. 116 WeLlnut Road, Opportunity
69 L. J. B rovrnson, Di shman
7. Alfred E. Hausfeld, Route 3, Opportunity
8. D. +TiT. Giboney, N. 123 Waln~zt, Oppori.-unity
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149 Emery Bayley, N. 111 Walnut, Opportunity
11. Dr. C. R. Manley, N. 35 Walnut Road, Opportunity
12. Madge Wilkin, 9907 East Appletvay, Opportmity '
13. Dr. J. W. Eptari, N. ?Walnut, Route 1, Opportunity '
14. C. D. Thaacton, 510 Mohawk Building, Spokane 15. H. M. Dietrich, Greenacres 16. Wayne Harris, N. 122 Farr, Opport:unity
17. Washington Mutual Ba,nk, Spokane '
18. R. B. Huffiphries, Route 3, Opportunity
19. Pa.ul E. Deppen, Route 3, Opportuni-ty
20. F. W. Syle r, Route 1, Box 132,8 Alderwood Manor, Spokane
21. W. R. Keating, Opportunity
22. Clara G. Bo rden, Route 8, Spokane . `6
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26. First KationQl Bank, Spokane
`27. Valley Investment Co, Dishman ,
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10'r. Elmer A! Parrott
Coeur d 'Alene
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Desr Mr. Yarrott:
~ The heari.rrr, on yorr e►pplication for a Speoiel 1'Armit to can•»
` etruot end operste astor+e For the reta3.linr, and eervioing of
f.im~oe eq1il-pement and acaessorxes, ha,s been definitely set for
Wedneaday, February 25, 1F48, at or near 2:00 P.M. We are unable
to tell you the exact hniar rrhen your projevt rrill be co+tsidered,
as the ordsr of liuainesa f or the sess3on ie qiiite extendsd.
It is essenti.al that you ar yaur represente,tive be present
at the public hearing ae thQ Commission may. dvsire further inforr
mation relative to your prorosed activity.
Ehaloa0d, plense find fot2r notines of piiblia hearine, thre~es
of whioh are to bo poatad at thr:-ce e6napilQuous plaeee on the pro..
posed aite oP your pro3ect. Thi$ ehould be done imatediately upon
their reoe'pt, a►s the notiaes should be poisted at 3east tezi daye
bePore the dBte aet for the henrirG. Tjle ot=iar notice shr)uld be
kep't for your £iles. 3ie are also enelosing an affiddvit of posta.rt
to be aosnpletad b;,~ you and f iled with the SecreteLry in t his c!'f iae
somet;ne befrre tlae hoQ-i g.
IF you hage not alreedy dor_e so, it will be neQesaary to eee
the County Iiealth Unit in regsrd to all s4nitation.
Yours very truly,
SPaKA S, COUI3TY I'LAMNG GaVISS101,41
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-tcigar ".arrley, Eteo, Sevretary .
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Ild THE MATTER OF A.FPLICATION OF ELMER A.
PARROTT, FOR A SPECIAL PETMIl TO CONSTR[TCT
AND OFERATE A STORE FOR THE RETAILING dc
SERVIaIKG OF FLTRNtCE EQUIPMENT AND
ACCESSORIES ON THE NORTg 200 t CF THE WEST
, 177.2t OF THE EAST j OF TRACT 224, OPPORTUIVITY,
LOCATED 02l THE SOUTH SIDE OF SPRAGUE AVENI]E,
BETWE~'N WALNIIT AND FiERALD ROADS IN OPPOIUijNITY
IN THE 10000 BLOCK EAST.
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
STATE OF `r'dASHIPIGT0N )
) SS.
COUNTY OF SPOKAr1E )
e j~r. ~ , being first duly sworn, deposes and says :
That at all times mentioned herein he was, and now is, a citi2en of the
United States, a resident of Spokane County, Vilasha.ngton, e.nd over the age
of twenty-one years,
That on 191W he personally posted three (3) true and
correct copies of the hereto att-,ached r10TICE OF PUBLIC HEARIAIG at the follow-
ing places in Spokane County, to-wit:
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i. ~rw,
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30 /
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Subscribed and sworrt to before me
, 19 1C~
• Pd AR U~ LI C I FOR
SPOKA COUNTY, V: ,.SKINGTON
Residing at , Washington
XN THE YATTER OF APPLICATION OP II,1MR A.
PARR03"T, TOR A SPECIAL P`81*ZT 2v C4NSTRUCT
AND QFERA~E A $TORV, M.R THE RECTAILING &
SERYICEIN(3 OF FtIR1OCE EQVIPWNT AND
ACCES30RISS 0N 3'HB WORTH 2,001 0F THE WEST
177.2' OF 7HE FAST j dF TRACT 224, OPPORTUNI3'Y,
LOCATED ON 'iAE SQ'UT8 SIDB OF SPRAGUE AV8'NUB,
HETWEBN WALNIIT AND HFRAt.D ROJIDS IN OPPORfi7NITY
IN 3"HE 10040 BL4CK EAST.
- AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
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STATE OF 'i'dASHIPIGTQrt )
} SS. COUPJTY OF SPUK.ANE )
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, being first duly stivorn, deposes and says:
That at all times mentioned here-in he was, and now is, a citiZen of the
United States, a resident of Spokane County, Washington, and over the age "
of twenty-one years,
That on , 19 , he personally posted three (3) true and
correct copies of the hereto attached NOTICE OF PUl3LIC HEARING st the follow-
ing p la ce s in Spokane County, t o-wit :
1.
2.
3.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
, 19 .
NOTARY PUBLIC IN AND FQR
SPOKAAIE COUNTY, WASKINGTON
Residing at Spokane, Washington
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HF.,ARIPIG
NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN that the Spokane Count,y Planning Commis-
sion wi.ll hold a public hearin&_in the Co~ s A~mbly R~om~
in the County Court House on at
P.M. to make decision on the fcllovring project;
. ~ ~ti ~ ~'!~lIII~'O1~ ~R ~ ~~t
14W ow am
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At said time and place, any interested person may be heard for,
or against➢ the granting of the a.bovQ application.
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sPexAr?F, COLDTTY PL0TPJTNG C01,04ISSI0N
By .
Fdgar T.,Hav~~ley, Exec. S cretary
DA TF'D : Spokane, Wa s in ton
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HV~RIPIG
NOTICF IU NERF3Y GMErT that the Snokane County Planning Commis-
sion vrill hold a public hearing in the Cor.imissioners t Assembly Room
in the County Court House on
rr ~39" at S#W
P.M. to make deci.sion on the f.ollowir_g project:
BbW ~'iF~.~V0 tiW o ft~ ~ O+MM~I~ ~
. !"rM ~ ~ ~ +'~M ~
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At said time and place, any interested person may be heard for,
or against, trie granting of tre above application.
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SPOKMIJF, CQLNTY PLArD1ING COMMISSION ~
BY
Fdgar T. 7 v,r etl, • ec etary
DATFD: SpokanF, WashinCton
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"FID,~~~~ ~UBLICATION
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rnkaMstnezm' ~sihornI ,iy ltootinA iia thn ' ~ SS.
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Pnrt of n I:nrt (ot lnitr3 tti~lr.• fca ill"
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hngineesr, fot thkt ad.nptfvp nG 'Rht+ alll[}Li11t 43f
FlniLl 1riat, o! AYelili"a Suhdivi:'aon of
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add 14 . in B1o.ck 7, L'•as'urrsttir & Ci~ ~asbil'1gtOI1~ Residifilg at S'p4k$I3@
E)avitm Adsiicion, in Seetion Zi. Tp'+wn•
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ittt; Un thr 1214rxk"t1p" 4f Bu#'th it
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G'ucalf, fn the Uydger^ 1r'ield Ii6ertr#et.
wcctt r,t the $io3ewne f fty L3ruite.
i"hr petitknn of -Eldireeliff t-U,«iuun,
ity club eo Aran4 aar xnburhan the
io]lau ii,,g area. ErQRinning at apniat
an t.he cr_nter 1i:te of lat Aue. &
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ta a i7nink 15(l fcirt 8, of 'J'.'.4ks Avr,,
ihenrp W. 3o Vi,i(t,errs Strrm, the.nce
tv 1'ni .#vr,. 01014cr R. to SrOlat o#
qrartioe€ rrt
Srretion 24< '!'nw~nshlv 21, North, Ranga
43. F.1w1o'.%T., Spakant* Caaanfi.;►•. V►"mtnh
Fstigtan.
Th$ 111PIilirsItil,n nf PIPrr, Ran(falt.
En.gitsilnr far ihp. :4tlu,tf~Ur~ •.~t thr
Piz~xi Talnt nf HaIlr' a~mF7rli~ ihinsa in
IItk, Si1'14 of the 5E~ of #Iir Nwli
o! Sretlnn 23, 'i'caur.ph'itE 25 ritreh,
~rinar* 'R~. F.~4'.li.. ~
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n,kel [aMi9rr, ait f'1404r ftw tbe 470n
HlFiC'kr K1Fm'• 01w, f}ln PV10 llfl}1'k 'Sr:hl4t~i'
tt, xaallif Ai(iir kn,T twtjrtr. a113: ;swtPr,tiate«i
Twrp+~R1 nnnx 1>,- tirnrtl fnr. rir rrniaaRr., the
g1rnnlint; tMf tleA abtati'e b~l1:►IDCRC~+CIiL~.
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flfi E;rigar T. t`awlL-y. Ezrv._ snw
D_L"TF,Dr :~ti►n~r~a~~. WsOttiaarian. Agirw1 19.
Tfir4A.
°['a1rliofvwd rwiT 23. 1949
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~~OTICE OF PUBLIC HEA~I'17G
NOTICE IS Y GIVF,- _ e-s kane Caunt~ lann.ing Com-
mission will='hold a ~;{..~:►~"~`t~~ in the Goirmi~siranerss As-'
sembly RooTr6 in the Ccio~Vtourt~'r~se at 2:~~~7 P.T.J. on °~~~pedn+~s-~
day, February 25, 1948- to co sider the application of E1~°~er
A. Parrott, fori $Sgeaial Permit to cor;struet and ope rate a
stare for the retailing ara,d servicine- of furnace equipiment
and accesscries on the 11. 200~ of the E. 17%21-of E-11 of
Tract 224, Opportur.ity, loaated on the S. side of Sprague
Avenue between lVal'nut and Hsrald Roads in O?portunity in the
10000 Bl+ock Ea.st.
At sazd time and p1ace any interested person m.ay be heard for
or aCainst the granting; of the above application.
: S~c~~-an~, rasl~. ~~CI~~kA ~ F 7[' 'I.l ~Y{~I~
Ft~i V . 18~ 1948 ~~F "
Edgar . HaWley, Exec. SecT` ,ary -
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~~'~IC'~ C' FUBLIC H~ARIi?G
NOTICE IS H,~',h'~, ~ k ar~ e C o~In.t~r annir~g Com-,
~BY ~G~~T~~ S _d th~t tY~~e ~a
mission will hold aPubiic hearin~T in th4 Cvmmissior~ers' l~sf
~.~e ~c,~ty Gt~ urt House a.t 2 .C?(7 ~'-]:iw ox~
Semkrly Rac~m in tI~~~~s-
~`e~r~u~.r~ ~5, 1~48 ~ider the appl,icutiOr~ c~f ~~.rrYer
day, tr-~~~ct a1-:~ ope~r~.te a
A. Parrc~tt, ~`~ar a Sp~:c~.~.~. Pemit tO ccrns '
stare far tY~e retaal~.n, ar~d servic~.r~o o~` ~'~~~'~~~r~~' ~the ~ ~
E~af
~.nd ac~cessorxes on the fiI. 2C~01 c~f ti~tile e ~'~r 1~~.~~ ~f ~ ~-agtx~
Tract 224, ~'ppc~rtunitY, 1aca-~e~. ~o~~~.~~ ir~ t~?partux~it~ in tY~~~
Avenue bet~;een ~Va lr~ut a.x~d ~'Ie ~~a~.
1000() Blvck 'East•
At sa1d time and plac$ any in.terested perBon rnay be heard for
n
or aCainst the granti~~~ of the above apPli'catio.
pc~lr 7rr~ NTY~P
TATED: az~e .:s~. ~
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F~ib♦ 1C~# 1948 ` J 1:r~~ 1l []7i1f~ l~V . 1J J~'~i~J r ~e !~.r`6 rY
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