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288 suitable tenant, and that now the building would have to remain vacant. Councilman Henderson suggested that with the Central Business zoning, a wide variety of uses could be made of the building and that perhaps another tenant could be found with a more acceptable use. Motion to uphold the Planning Commission carried on roll call vote, Councilmen Arnett, Henderson, Keckley, Petersen and Weymouth voting yes; and Councilman Rhodes and Mayor Bury voting no. (MINUTE ORDER #70-118) Report and recommendation of Ordinance Review Committee regarding appeals for ex_tenslon of time to allow continued use of non -conforming signs. Vice -Mayor Keckley, Chairman, referred to the Committee's written report, which had been provided to Council, and suggested consideration of each of the appeals separately. 908 Main Street, Sequoia Auto Parts. Committee recommended denial. Council- man Keckley moved to deny requested extension of one year, seconded by Councilman Henderson, Chief Building Official noted that each appellant had been notified in writing of meeting and of the action taken by the Committee. In the case of 908 Main Street, he added the sign had already been painted out. Motion carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-119-A) 747 El Camino Real, Redwood City Office Supply. Extension was requested contingent on renewal on September 1, 1970, of lease by present tenants. Current lease would run to March, 1971 and further extension was requested to that date on assumption the lease would either be renewed, or the property vacant at that time. Committee recommended extension to September 1, 1970, when correction of the sign would be required. Councilman Keckley moved to approve extension of time to September 1, 1970, seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-119-B) 633 El Camino Real, Van Ness Auto Supply. Request was for indefinite extension of time for use of a sign far exceeding permitted size. Committee recommended denial. Councilman Keckley moved that Council take action that owner be notified concerning compliance, and request for extension be denied, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-119-C) 2215 Broadway, Fox Theater (Fox West Coast Theaters). Request was for five- year extension to amortize and change over. In addition, the theater is up for sale, although no bids received to date. Major structural change would be required, also, at prohibitive cost, in order to bring the sign to conformance.