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FIRST DITIQN Page Two Section fflbf Arizona Dailo Star Tucson, Monday, October 12, 68 in poll lack faith in political leaders they vote, the country's problems Keep mounting. "I don't know if I want to vote for the incumbents and keep the same problems we have or vote for new people and inherit different problems," said Pam Loucks, a sales representative for a Phoenix-area food broker. Eighty-one percent of those interviewed for the poll said that the United States is in serious trouble and the political system needs to be reformed. In addition, 78 percent of the respondents said the nation's political leaders are controlled by special-interest groups. "What I would like to see is some- PHOENIX (AP) Sixty-eight percent of Arizonans believe the nation's political leaders cannot get the country turned around and 51 percent say incumbents should be voted out of office, according to a newspaper poll released yesterday.

The Arizona Republic also said its poll showed that 72 percent of those surveyed believe their vote will make a difference in the Nov. 3 general election and 62 percent believe they have the power to change the country. The poll's margin of error was plus or minus 3 percentage points. The Republic said many people it interviewed said that no matter who they vote for or how many times one who is in there for the people and not their own party' said' Luther "Buzz" Porter, of Glendale. "They got some good bills that should help the country, but they don't get done.

There's too much politics in Washington." The Republic's poll indicated that 77 percent of Arizonans believe that those who work hard and "play by the rules" are not getting a fair shake from government. "I'm angry," said Ed Hudson, a supervisor for a Phoenix construction company. "You can ask every American we're just barely scrounging by. Wages are way down." "I'm a working man, and I'm for working people," said Raymond Williams, a construction-safety officer in Phoenix. "It's harder to make a living right now than it was five years ago." VjsEH'i i ft lSJ, Linda Seeger, The Arizona Daily Star I The Rev.

John Abraham blesses a turtle belonging to Sharon Basehore, left, and her two sons Border Continued from Page IB year. Coleman called some of Bush's funding requests for the border "woefully inadequate" particularly where colonias were concerned. Congress authorized $60 million to help build safe water and sewer systems in colonias $10 million above what Bush proposed. Colonias are remote rural communities located in impoverished areas in several border states. The 350,000 people living in border colonias face infectious diseases, including cholera, because of the absence of proper water and sewer facilities.

the first time he wore the special gear. The service was a little hectic, but Abraham said he enjoyed it. "The nature of creation is chaotic," he said. "It's one more way to celebrate life, all of life. That's what we're all about." "He would like to go swim in the fish pond," Karen Penn said.

"They get scared and stuff, but then they get blessed and they are all right," said Hunter, 13, who brought her gray cat, Frisky. Abraham said he has conducted similar services at other churches, but the blessing at St. Philip's was Town Councilwomah Lanetta Lee Elliott succeeds Hufault as mayor of Oro Valley Two-year Town Councilwoman Lanetta Lee Elliott was selected mayor of Oro Valley last week. In a 3-2 vote, the Town Council on Wednesday chose Elliott to succeed former Mayor Cathy Hufault, who held the position for two years. Councilman Paul Hermes nominated Elliott for the non-partisan, non-paying position.

Vice Mayor Cheryl Skalsky and Councilman Kenneth Karol dissented. "I'm pretty excited about it," said Elliott, 50, a do-cent at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museim. "The town is growing and things are changing. It's a challenge and I enjoy that." Hufault's resignation, which she announced Sept. 29, was unanimously accepted by the council at the same meeting.

Karol nominated each other for the declined the nomination and Karol votes. here because we love the town," Elliott dust settles, I'm sure we will work good of the town." two-year councilman, refused to comment he wanted the job. have an election, everyone should work her first plans are to work on a corridor Oracle Road and look at possible expansion Road. These roads will determine flavor" of the community of Tucson, she said. LEGAL NOTICE buildings In (he R-2 zone.

Section 23-404 providing minimum setback distances within developing areas. The applicant is requesting the variances necessary to allow the new dwellings to be provided reduced yards. C10-92-86 SCOTIA SQUARERANCHO ALAMO SUBDIVISION, 2901-2995 NORTH AUGUSTINE PLACE, R-1 The applicant proposes construction of 15 new one story and two story single-family dwellings. The properties are in that residential subdivision located south of Fort Lowell Road east pf Swan Road. A development plan has been submitted indicating the lots, street access and yards to be provided for each new single-family dwelling.

Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development; Sections 23-75, 23-76, and 23-77 providing minimum front, rear, side and street side yard requirements for residential buildings in the R-1 zone. Section 23-404 providing minimum setback distances within a developing area. The applicant is requesting the variances necessary to allow the i ssary io anuw ura nvw unomiiyo tilings pruviam rauugva yarus. FRANK KONARSKIAPARTMENT COMPLEX, 510-524 WEST DAKOTA STREET, R-4 The applicant proposes to expand an existing apartment complex comprised of two triplex buildings with the construction of a new duplex building. The property is that 18,000 square foot site located on the north side of Dakota Street east of Twelfth Avenue.

A development plan has been submitted Indicating the buildings, yards, onsite parking and landscaping to be provided for the expanded residential complex. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development; section za-iau ana iM-ii yard 152 providing minimum front, side and requirements for buildings in the R-4 2 lection 23-603 reoulrea a minimum of 13 off- street parking spaces be provided for six one bedroom residential units and two three bedroom residential units proposed for this property. 23-367 "Pedestrian Access" providing "Regulations for Onsite and Streetside Pedestrian Sections 23-671 et seq. "Xeriscape Landscaping and Screening" providing regulations for the Installation and maintenance of landscaping and screening improvements. The applicant 19 louuaam iu.

a vaiiniibv iw airuvv mo apartment buildings vards: and a variance be Drovided reduced and a variance to allow the pedestrian access facilities, landscaping and screening re-auirements for the exDanded aoartment com plex be provided per the submitted development plan. 10-92-88 KOALA CORPORATIONTHE OUTBACK CAFE, 455 NORTH SIXTH AVENUE, B-2H The applicant proposes new bar and cafe use of an existing 20,750 square foot commercial building. The property is that 0.7 acre site located one the southwest corner of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue. A development plan has been submitted indicating the onsite parking, loading, landscaping and screening to be provided for the proposed new bar ana cafe use of the Duiiamg. ooin aixin street ana sixtn Avenue are identified on the Major Streets and Routes Plan as arterial roadways with future lhalf right-of-way widths of 45 feet at this loca tion, lucson code sections applicable to this development: Section 23-367 "Pedestrian Access" providing "Regulations for Onsite and Streetside Pedestrian Sections 23-425, and 23-426 "Permitted Use of Right-of-Way area" provides regulations for new development In both publicly and privately owned right-of-way areas.

Section 23-603 "Required On-Street Motor Vehicle Parking and On-site Bicycle Facilities" provides off-street motor vehicle parking and bicycle space regulations for bar and restaurant uses. Section 23-606 "Off-Street Motor Vehicle Parking Dimensions" provides specific design criteria for all off-street parking areas Including: stall widths and depths, access drives, aisles and maneuvering areas, etc. Section 23-643 requires a bar use of this size provide two off-street loading zones. Section 23-653 prohibits off-street loading and maneuvering In major streets and roadways. Sections 23-671 et seq.

"Xeriscape Landscaping and Screening" providing regulations for the installation and maintenance otlandscaplng and screening Improvements. The applicant is requesting: a parking variance of 399 spaces in order to reduce the total off-street motor vehicle parking requirements from 415 spaces to 16 spaces; for the new bar and cafe use; a loading variance of two spaces to delete the off-street loading space requirements for the new bar; and variances to allow the pedestrian access the right-of-way areas of Sixth Street and oixin Mvenue ana oe provioea as per tne sud-mitted development plan. 10-92-89 ROBERT VORRESUNCLE BOB'S GARAGE, 20 EAST GLENN STREET, B-2A The applicant is proposing a mix of new automotive garage and existing residential use of a property. The property is a 9,000 square foot lot located on the south side of Glenn Street east of Stone Avenue. A development plan has been submitted indicating the buildings, off-street parking area, landscaping and screening to be provided for the new mixed use of the property.

Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development: Section 23-367 Pedestrian Access" providing "Regulations for Onsite and Streetside Pedestrian Section 23-603 Required Off-Street Motor Vehicle Parking and On-Srte Bicycle Facilities" provides off-street motor vehicle parking and bicycle space regulations for both automotive and residential uses. Section 23-606 "Off-Street Motor Vehicle Parking Dimensions" provides specific design criteria for all off-street parking areas including; stall widths and depths, access drives, aisles and maneuvering areas, etc. The applicant is requesting; a parking variance to allow the off-street motor vehicle parking requirements for ths proposed mixed use of the property be provided by the total seven onsite spaces and two streetside spaces indicated per the submitted plan; and a variance tq allow the onsite parking area be provided the surfacing method and vehicular space and maneuvering dimensions as per the submitted development plan. Persons interested may appear In person, by agent, or attorney, file a letter of protest or approval with the secretary. The petitioners on these appeals must appear, or be represented, if action is to be taken by the Board of Adjustment.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Post Office Box 27210 Tucson, Arizona 85726-7210 Connie Munguia Secretary Assigned to the Board of Adjustment If you wish further Information, please call Wavne Boodan or Cecilia Cruz at 791-4541. Si hay necesidad de expllcar esta ipformacion. Bogdan Cecilia Cruz al numero 791-4541 Publish October 12. 1992 The Arizona Daily Star NOTICE of PIMA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PUBLIC HEARING for PROPOSED REVISIONS TO ORDINANCE NO. 1989-125, CITIZENS PARTICIPATION AND MITIGATION ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Pima County Board of Supervisors will meet In regular session on Tuesday, October 13, 1992, atVoO a.m., or thereafter.

In the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, First Floor, County Courts Building, 1f0 West Congress, Tucson, Arizona, for the purpose of a public hearing on the pro- Eosed revisions to Ordinance No. 1989-125, the itizens Participation and Mitigation Ordinance. The Pima County Board of Supervisors will be receiving public comment and considering ap- Rroval of the proposed revisions. The document i available for review in the Director's office. Department of Transportation and Flood Control District, 201 N.

Stone Avenue, Third Floor, Tucson, Arizona. The media and public are cordially Invited to attend. John M. Bernal John M. Bemai, Director Department of transportation and Flood Control District Publish September 11, 17, 23, 29 and October A and 19 1QQ9 Arizona Dairy Star; Tucson Citizen THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NUIIU IUHHMJ) OF INTENT TO RECEIVE BIDS Sealed bids will be received until 2 00 pm mst iwwnuw iw Dy tne university or atizo- yj' rurcnnsing ana ot partmenL Attention: Dwiaht Gibbs.

for una and Stores De- partment Attention: Dwi Iht Gibbs, for establish- ment of coov center at the Coiio of Law. Bids must be submitted in accordance with the specifications on file in the office of the Director Of Purchasing and Stores. Fifth and Mountain. P.O. Drawer 40370, Tucson, Arizona 85717.

Bids will be received and Identified In Room 200 of the Purchasing and Stores Building. Details of the bids will not be made public until final decision and award have been made. Specifications for the proposed work may be inspected at the office of the Purchasing Department or copies may be obtained upon request. Plans andor specifications should be requested wen in advance of the pre-totd meeting. Please refer to Request for Quotation No.

307287. There wiR be a mandatory pretoid meeting on October 21, 1992 at 3 00 pm mst at the College of Law, room 140, Mountain and Speedway. Tucson, AZ. The University reserves the right to reject any or aJI bids, to waive or decline to waive irregularities any bd. or to wrthhotd the award for any reason if may determine and mfo reserves the right to hold any or ail bids for a penod of sixty 760 days after the date of the opening thereof.

No bidder may withdraw Ihew bd during this sixtv 160) dsv oehod. Alt correspondence relating to snia should be addressed to: The University of Arizona Purchasing snd Stores BuHdfng Purchasing Department Room 200 P.O. Drawer 40370 Tucson. Arizona 65717-0370 Phone: (602) 621-1747 Publish: October 12 and 19. 1992 The Arizona Daily Star LEGAL NOTICE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to A.R.S.

Section Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of Adjustment on Wednesday, October 28,1 992 at 1:30 p.m. In the Mayor and Council Chambers, City Hall, 255 West Alameda Street, Tucson, Arizona, at the time notified. In the following appeals. Pursuant to A.R.S. Section A.

3, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment, City of Tucson, may meet In Executive Session for the purpose of discussion or consultation for legal advice with the attorneys for the Board. This Executive Session Is authorized under A.R.S. Section 38-431-03. A. 3.

AT OR AFTER 1:30 P.M. REGULAR CASES 10-92-77 CRUZ ARMENDARIZ, 1925 NORTH The aDDlicant is aooealina the Plannlna Direc tor's decision to deny lot development option CASE ido-92-87. case LDO-92-87 is a request. by the applicant, to allow an existing single-family dwelling with garage and patio addition, a reduced side yard width. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development; Section 23-408(9) states that an affected property owner or any person aggrieved by the decision of the Planning Director, In a lot development option request, may appeal the LDO decision to the Board of Adjustment.

This appeal requires that the Planning Director's decision to deny lot development option case LDO-92-87 be upheld, modified or reversed. 10-92-78 MB. CAPSUTO, 2826 EAST CROYDEN STREET, R-1 The applicant is appealing the Planning Direc tor Decision to deny lot development option case LDO-92-92. Case LDO-92-92 is a request, family dwelling with garage addition, a reduced single-reduced side yard width. Tucson Code Sections appllca- utv iu hub ueveiuprnem; oeuuon states that an affected property owner or any person aggrieved by the decision of the Planning Director, In a lot development option request, may appeal the LDO decision to the Board of Adjustment.

This appeal requires that the Planning Director's decision to deny lot development option case LDO-92-92 be upheld, modified or reversed. 10-92-79 BELL ATLANTIC METRO MOBILE, the applicant is requesting approval to allow a new 95-foot-high cellular telephone monopole uui co i uuli- Lirtiva muau, o-j and equipment building, 12x28x10 feet In di mension, on property developed with an existing shopping center. The property is that 13-acre commercial site located at the southwest corner of Kolb Road and Golf Links Road. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development; Section and state that public utility uses, such as the applicant's cellular telecommunication facility, are permitted principal uses in the B-2A zone, when authorized by the Board of Adjustment. The applicant is requesting authorization to allow the applicant's proposed 95-foot-high cellular telephone monopole and equipment building on property zoned B-2A.

C10-92-81 JOSEPH MALISEWSKISPEEDWAY-NORRIS RETAIL CENTER, 1933 EAST SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD, B-1 The applicant proposes to construct a new commercial building that will provide approximately 8,600 square feet of mixed video store, sandwich shop and hair salon uses. The property is that 0.65 acre site located on the northwest corner of Norris Avenue and Speedway Boulevard. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development: Section 23-603 require the new video store; food service use and hair salon use to provide a total of 50 parking spaces. The applicant is requesting a parking variance of nine spaces in order to reduce the total off-street motor vehicle parking space requirements from 50 to 41 spaces for the proposed mix of video store, sandwich shop and hair salon uses. AT OR AFTER 2:30 P.M.

810-92-82 JORGE TERANEL GORRION TAKE-UT RESTAURANT, 3459 SOUTH TWELFTH AVENUE, B-1 The applicant proposes to remodel and expand an existing restaurant use. The property is that 10,916 square foot lot located on the east side of Twelfth Avenue and south of Forty-Fourth Street. A development plan has been submitted indicating the buildings, off-street parking and loading areas, and the on site landscaping and screening to be provided for the expanded restaurant use of the property. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development: Section 23-208 requires a rear yard depth of 25 feet be provided on any B-1 zoned lot; Section 23-367 Pedestrian Access" providing "Regulations for Onsite and Streetside Pedestrian Section 23-404 provides setbacks between buildings and streets, and between any other structure and a parking area access lane: Sections 23-425, and 23-426 "Permitted Use of Rjght-of-Way Area" provides regulations for new development in both publicly and privately owned right-of-way areas. Section 23-603 requires a restaurant as proposed to provide a total of 13 off-street motor vehicle parking spaces; Section 23-606 "Off-Street Motor Vehicle Parking Dimensions" provides specific design criteria for all off-street parking areas including; stall widths and depths, access drives, aisles and maneuvering areas, etc.

Section 23-643 requires a restaurant of this size to provide one off-street loading space 12 feet by 35 feet In dimension; Sections 23-671 et seq. "Xeriscape Landscaping and Screening" providing regulations for the installation and maintenance of landscaping and screening improvements. The applicant is requesting; a parking variance of six spaces In order to reduce the total off-street parking requirements for the expanded restaurant from 13 spaces to seven spaces; a variance to allow a reduced building rear yard; and variances to allow the parking and loading area dimensions, vehicular access drives, PAALS, pedestrian access facilities, and landscaping and screening requirements for the restaurant expansion be provided per the submitted development plan. C10-92-83 SCOTT CUMMINGSHAMMERHEAD AT CENTERFIELD RETAIL AND RESTAURANT, 1814-1820 EAST SIXTH STREET, B-1 The applicant proposes the use of an existing restaurant patio for new outdoor dining area. The 0.6 acre property is developed with retail and restaurant buildings, and Is located on the south side of Sixth Street between Martin and Campbell Avenues.

A development plan has been submitted indicating the 15 space onsite parking area provided for the mixed retail and restaurant use of the site. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development: Section 23-367 Pedestrian Access" providing "Regulations for Onsite and Streetside Pedestrian Section 23-404 provides setbacks between buildings and streets, and between any other structure and a parking area access lane: Sections 23-425. and 23-426 "Permitted Use of Right-of-way Area" provides regulations for new development in both publicly and privately owned right-of-way areas; Section 23-603 requires the new restaurant patio area to provide a total of five additional off-street motor vehicle parking spaces; Section 23-606 "Off-Street Motor Vehicle Parking Dimensions" provides specific design criteria for all off-street parking areas including; stall widths and depths, access drives, aisles and maneuvering areas, etc. Section 23-643 requires a restaurant of this size to provide one off-street loading space 12 feet by "Xeriscaoe Landacaoina and ScrMnim viding regulations for the installation am tenance of landscaping and screening Improvements. The applicant is requesting: a parkina variance of five spaces and a loading variance of one space in order to delete the additional off-street parking and loading spaces required to be provided for the new outdoor dining area; a variance to delete the restaurant building setback requirement along the Sixth Street frontage: ana variances to allow the parking and loading area dimensions, vehicular access drives, PAALS, pedestrian access facilities, and landscaping and screening requirements tor the restaurant expansion be provided per the submitted development plan.

10-92-84 8AI BWTH COVENANT HOUSE OF TUCSON, 4414 EAST SECOND STREET, R-2 The applicant proposes to construct a new 79 unit apartment complex for the elderly. The groperty tm a 229.200 square foot lot located on econrf Street east of Catalina Avenue. A development plan has been submitted indicating the new buildings, parking and landscaping areas to be provided. Tucson Code Sections applicable to this development; Section 23-99 requires a minimum of 3.000 square feet of lot area be provided for each multi-family unit. The applicant is requesting a lot area variance of approximately 7800 square feet in order to allow a 79 unit mufti-family complex be constructed on a 229.200 square foot lot in the R-2 zone.

10-92-85 COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM FOR THE DEAF TUCSON DEAF COMMUNITY CENTER, 1436 NORTH ELEVENTH AVENUE, B-2H The applicant proposes to construct a new 2.068 square foot community center building. The property is a 7.524 square foot lot located the southeast comer of Eleventh Avenue and Adams Street. A development plan has and the off-street parking and landscaping tc be grovided onsite. Tucson Code Sections appiica-e to this development; Section 23-603 requires the new building to be provided a total of 27 off-street motor vehicle parking Sectkma 23-671 ina and Screening" providing. Aenacapv uanascap- regulations for the installation ano maintenance of Land landscaping Boolicant re and screening improvements.

The appti quests: a parking variance of 16 spaces in or- row OTT-virvm panting Quirements for the new building from 27 spaces to nine spaces: and a variance to allow the landscaping and screen requirements for the building be provided as per the submitted development plan. AT OR AFTER 3 30 P.M. Cf0-92-80 BECKUN PROPERTIES. ADDRESSED 7780-7837 SOUTH CASTLE BAY STREET, 7780-7804 SOUTH LOCHNAY PLACE ANO 9459-9531 EAST LOCHNAY LANE. ELUOT HOMES AT RITA RANCH SUBDIVISION LOTS 348-386 R-2 The applicant proposes construction of 39 new one story and two story smgie-famrty dwellings.

The properties are in that residential suDdrw non located south of Rita Road west of Houghton Road. A devetooment plan has been submitted indicating me lots, street access and yards to be provided for each new stngie-famiry dwemng. Tucson Code Sections appncabie to this development Sections 23-100. 23-101. and 23-102 providing nwwnurn front, rear, sde and street stde yard rsowrements for residential Blessing Continued from Page his neck, and then carried Waldo in a basket with blue netting over it so Waldo could see out.

"I don't think he likes it," said Nicole Penn, 12. City ti Skalsky and position. But Skalsky only received two "We're all said. "When the together for the Karol, also a on whether "Once we together," he said. Elliott said study of North of Tangerine the "essence and six miles north ALL USED CLOTHING LADIES MENS CHILDRENS INFANTS Tucson man killed when car rolls over A 22-year-old Tucson man was killed early yesterday morning when his car rolled over in a one-car accident.

Osbaldo Pifla, of the 5100 block of South Mountain Avenue, was pronounced dead at about 1:30 a.m. at the accident scene in the 5400 block of West Valencia Road, said Charles Balser, dispatcher for the Pima County Sheriff's Department. Pifla veered off the right side of Valencia, overcorrected and went off the left side of the road, Balser said. His car flipped over and Pifla was partially ejected, Balser said. Pifla was not wearing a seat belt.

Pifla received massive head injuries and probably internal injuries, said sheriff's Detective Bobby Creech. Three officers and a care unit from Drexel Heights Fire Department went to the scene, Creech said. Pifla had been living in Tucson on a temporary residence pass from Mexico for a few years. Most of his relatives live in Mexico, Creech said. Cave Creek board plans to discuss apparent bugging CAVE CREEK (AP) The Cave Creek School District's board of directors will discuss at its meeting tomorrow the apparent bugging of a construction project trailer.

Eric Holz, project manager for construction projects on the 160-acre campus, said an electronic sweep on Sept. 24 revealed that several possible surveillance devices were in the trailer and may have been used to eavesdrop on project discussions. But Holz said that when a private investigator returned that night to remove the devices, they were already gone. The apparent bugging is under investigation by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, according to Holz, who said he had no idea who might have planted the electronic devices. District Superintendent David2 Alexander said Friday that the issue has been put on the agenda for to- morrow's board meeting.

PUBLIC RECORDS DEATHS (The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted. Occupations are stated, when available.) BENTLEY, Sherrk 53, owner environment)! consult- ino company, Oct. H), Hudoef's Swan. COUTU, Ruov V. nomemaker.

Green Valley, Oct. It. Hudoet'l Swan. FAIL. Never McNeil, 57, buMerdeveloper, Oct.

Aoair-Avaton. GOLD, Charles, U. ambulance driver, Oct. HudoeVs Swan. HIGHSMITH, Mary It, school librarian, Oct.

Hud-Bel's Swan. LEE, Carl 67, marketing specialist tor Defense Department, Oct. 10, Hudoei's Swan. PINA, Osvakto, 22, ranch hand, Oct 11, Tucson. SHIELDS, Orviae 75, heavy -eoutpmen! operator, Oct.

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