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-2- Soike moved, Motl seconded, to vacate portion of Albermarle and extend and open Skillman Avenue from Albermarle Street to Rice Street and further recommend that the street grades and proposed methods of drainage be approved by the Village Engineer. Carried unanimously. File No. 118 - Application from Ferdinand Bucher for a special use permit to extract sand and gravel from property in the vicinity of South Owasso Boulevard and Western Avenue. John Daubney requested that the application be continued until the June 5, 1963, meeting to allow ~~. Bucher time to submit a plan with revised elevation grades. Soike moved, Grauel seconded, that we continue application from Ferdinand Bucher until the next meeting. Carried unanimously. File No. 140 - Frank Graham, attorney, for Har-~mr Incorporated, requested a variance which will allow a building to be constructed for J. C. Penney Company 63 feet from County Road B. The ordinance requires a building to have a front yard setback of 100 feet when located in a shopping center district. The service station on the adjoining property is set back 63 feet from County Road B. The proposed building will be constructed 63 feet from County Road B, the same as the service station, and will line up with the existing east line of the J. C. Penney building. Swanson Moved, Hembrez seconded, that we recommend to the Village Council that we approve variance in front yard setback for Har-Har, Inc., together with the revised setbacks as shown on the plan in accordance with Section 9.030 of the ordinance. Carried unanimously. File No. 138 - Application from William E. Olson and Hary Jane Olson for a variance covering a dancing school in an R-1 District at 1911 Dellwood Avenue. r4r. Guerin, Attorney for the Olsons, wrote a letter requesting the Commission to continue action on the application for variance until the June 5, 1963 meeting. Grauel moved, Membrez seconded, that the application submitted by William E. Olson and Mary Jane Olson be continued until the next meetinR. Carried unanimously. File No. 139 - Application submitted by Garley Construction Company for a special use permit in connection with development of property near Elmer and Rice Streets. Calvin Garley requested a special use permit to build two l7-unit one-bedroom apartments in a B-1 district with the buildings to be 2 1/2 stories in height. The applicant also desires to construct a garage on the property which will accommodate inside parking of 26 cars. This parking area will provide for 58 spaces which will more than exceed the minimum parking requirements. The lot is also 800 square feet under the minimum density requirements. Motl moved, Soike seconded, that the Garley special use permit and variance be recommended for approval with provision that the garage building be fully faced with brick on all exterior walls. The plans for the garage structure should be approved by the building inspector who should carefully consider the structural aspects for fire protection. Carried unanimously.