Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1928 — Page 18

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UITY TO TIGHTEN ZONE RULES ON GASJTATIONS Bill Provides Special Rulings of Appeals Body Require Building Permit.

The second attempt of city plan commission to tighten zoning regulations on city filling stations today had approval of city council. The measure which provides that the special permission of the board of zoning appeals be required to obtain a building permit was passed Monday night over objections of Councilman Albert Meurer and attorneys for oil companies. Meurer and the attorneys criticised the measure for ‘’granting arbitrary power to the board” and declared the measure discriminatory. It was indicated a suit to test the ordinance might be filed by an oil company. The ordinance goes to the mayor for signature. Explains Law’s Purpose It provides I that filling stations remain in business classification, but requires special permission of the board and a public hearing. “This measure can easily work a hardship against small companies competing with the two large north side oil companies,” Meurer said. Henry Steeg, city plan commission secretary, explained the purpose of the ordinance is to give the city control over the type of buildings and supervise safety measures. Provide Business District Other zoning measures provided a business district on the south half of FOrty-second street between Boulevard Place and Cornelius avenue, and rezoned the south half of Sixteenth at Delaware from business to apartment. The truck license ordinance was amended to include semi-trailers and the ordinance requiring poolroom licenses was changed to substitute the name billiard for “poolroom.” 4 HELD FOR PROBE OF FUGITIVE CHARGES Allege Men Wanted In Other Cities On Various Counts. Police held four alleged fugitives today. George Wethington, 26, and John Adams, 23, arrested at the home of Logan Manes, 727 South Capitol avenue, who also is held on a vagrancy charge, are alleged to have broken jail at Danville, 111., where they are said to be wanted in connection with burglaries. Clarence Hampton, 25, of 2418 English avenue, is said to be wanted at Chicago on an attack charge. Herbert R. Bush, 30, of 537 Chase street, is said to be wanted at Toledo on a charge of removing mortgaged property. KAISER’S WIFE IS 41 Celebrates Birthday Anniversary | Quietly at Doorn, Bu United Press DOORN, Holland, Dec. 18.—Hermine, wife of the former German lvaiser, Monday celebrated her forty-first birthday quietly. She received hundreds of letters and telegrams and nearly one hundrew flower tributes. Heir Preasant Adopts Ducklings LONDON, Dec. 18.—Five little fuzzy, awkward ducklings recently wandered away from an Essex farm. They have been found attached to a brood of a wild hen pheasant. The family was getting along fine.

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