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189 Mayor Bury complimented Jeff for his fine presentation and noted successful use by a San Francisco newspaper recently of reclaimed newsprint. In Council discussion, it was learned that the project was of the 3rd period Civics Class, under Miss Tilford, and Council felt it would be appropriate to respond in writing, that the matter should be referred to Staff for investigation and report, and that the challenge raised was something Council should respond to. Councilman Weymouth moved to refer the matter to Staff for report back on May 25th, seconded by Councilman Henderson. Councilman Keckley requested motion include that response also be sent to Miss Tilford and her class. Motion carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-81) At the request of Mayor Bury, Dan Elliott, Mayor's counterpart under the Government Affairs Program, introduced the other student interns as follows: Richard Rollins Mary Webb Donna Schroyer David Handy Suzy Schnur Janice Bullivant (Councilman (Councilman (Councilman (Vise -Mayor (Councilman (Councilman Arnett) Henderson) Petersen) Keckley) Rhodes) Weymouth) PUBLIC HEARING, Appeal of FRANCIS J. McMAHON from denial by the Planning Commission of their application to amend the Zoning Map to rezone property at 3624 Florence Street from "PO" (Professional Office District) to "CN" (Neighborhood Commercial), declared open and affidavits of publication and mailing ordered filed. Letters in protest of the rezoning application were reported by the City Clerk as having been received from: Richard M. Delucchi., 3793 Woodside Road, on basis of present availability of space for commercial use in the shopping center as well as proposed use of property for additional liquor store. Marsh Manor Merchants Association, Byron Bachtel, Secretary advised of unanimous protest of the proposed rezoning application, Staff Staff report indicated that Planning Commission had voted on April 28, 1970, following a public hearing, to deny the application by a vote of 3 to 2 (two Commissioners absent). Mr. 0. W. Osteen, 3552 Spring Street, requested clarification as to whether requested rezoning would permit at some future time use for on-site liquor sales. City Attorney responded that "CN" zoning does not permit on-site sale of liquor. He cited various types of establishments that are permitted, including liquor stores, which are permitted under the "CN" designation, but subject first to obtaining a Use Permit.