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4:: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1965 -.. any relief in this situation would involve some change from the City's current policy. To extend the small curb-and-gutter projects recently completed along the north side of Cherokee Trail from Arrowhead Trail west to Park Court, Council authorized the construction (on a shared-cost basis) of additional clITb-and-gutter along the properties of Mr. Ted Hamre (President of Lansdown, Ltd.) and others, located at 1011, 1009, and 1007 Cherokee Trail. Coum~il referred to the Planning Commission, for its consideration and recommendation, a petition submitted by Mr. Stafford G. Whittle, III, on behalf of Mr. K. C. Whittle, requesting the rezoning for specified business usage of Mr. K. C. Whittle's property on Brookdale Road, beginning at the western-most boundary of the Whittle property and extending some 1360 feet to the end of a triangle at the eastern end of the one-way section of Brookdale Road at its intersection with Spruce street, opposite Windsor Lane. ,- Attorney Marvin L. Hill appeared before Council as representative for Mr. George R. McDermitt, owner-operator of Druid Lanes Bowling Center at 1051 Spruce street, seeking an amendment to Section 10-27 of the City Code whereby the Bowling Center could install and operate several billiard tables in conjunction with the bowling alleys. As is presently contemplated for the billiard tables, this phase would be in conflict with Section 10-27 as to the location of these tables and as to visibility from street level; and, being of the opinion that conditions--which prompted the enactment of (or 1958 amendment to) Section 10-27--no longer prevail as relate to the proposed billiard table operation by Druid Lanes, Council instructed City Attorney Cubine to prepare a draft of a new amendment to this section so as to make lawful the operation of billiard tables as contemplated.