Evening star., 1941-01-12
18 zoning Variance
Petitions 10 Be Heard
On Wednesday
One Involves Occupancy
Permit for Washington
Self-Help Exchange

The District Board of Zoning Ad-
justment has scheduled public hear
ing on 18 petitions for zoning vari-
ance, to be held at 10 am. Wednes-
day in room 500 of the District
Building.
One of the appeals is that Of the
Georgetown Progressive Citizens As
sociation from a decision of the in
spector of buildings authorizing is
suance to the Washington Self-Help
Exchange of an occupancy permit
for a boarding house at 3213 @
street NV. The association main
tains, it was said, that the premises
are being used as an eleemosynary
institution rather than as boarding
house.
Other appeals were filed by:
Rudolph B. Behrend, for permis-
sion to continue the operation of a
sand pit near Forty-ninth and G
streets Sc.
Robert S. Nash, for permission to
change a nonconforming use from
a warehouse to a Federal Govern
ment Office for use by the National
Youth Administration at 2829 FIJI
teenth street NV.
Annie K. Warren, owner, on be-
half of the American Trucking AS
sociation, Inc, contract purchaser,
for permission to establish an edu-
cational institution at 1924 Sixteenth
street NV.
Arthur johnson, for permission to
use alley lots in the rear OF 914-16
N street NV, for specific use as a
warehouse for storage of sheet metal
Washington Loan and Trust Co.,
for a variance from the side yard
requirements of the "A" restricted
area district, to permit the erection
of q one-story side addition to the
dwelling at 1914 Newark street NV.
A. L. Goode. for permission to eX-
tend a park and shop center 20
feet into the residential district on
lots at Alabama avenue and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc.
B. Landsman, for permission to
change a nonconforming use from
a health food store to variety and
health food store at Ninth street
Sc.
American Security & Trust Co.,
trustee, on behalf of the American
Chemical Society, contract purchas-
er, for permission to establish an
educational institution at 1155 Six
teenth street NV.
Wilbur F Nash, ct al, for permis-
sion to establish an auto parking |
lot at 120-26 D street S.W.
Salvation Army, for permission to
establish a philanthropic institution
at 1911 G street Sc.
Leo and Cora L. Frene, for vari- |
ance from the side yard require
ments OF the "A" restricted area
district, to permit the erection of a
one-story front porch on the dwell
ing at 5000 First street NE.
Himmelfarb Properties, Inc, for
permission to extend a retail store
not more than 25 feet into the res
idential district on the north side |
of Tucke1man street between |
Georgia avenue and Ninth street
NV.
Grace w. Qualls, for permission
to change a nonconforming use from
a tailor shop to a radio sales, repair
and electric shop at 30l2 Eleventh |
street NV.
Mary Shukin. for permission to
change a nonconforming use from a |
grocery store to grocery store and |
delicatessen at 313 Second street |
S.W.
R. c. Archer, jr., for variance |
from the open court requirements
of the &C area district, to permit !
the erection of one-story rear ad-
dition to the lti-family dwelling
at 215 Florida avenue NV.
Henry c. Reiner, for a variance
from the use provisions of the resi-
dental district to permit the build
ing on lot at 1107 Sixteenth street
NV. to be used as Offices for doctors
and dentists
Jessie F. Magee, for a variance
from the use provisions of the resi-
dental district to permit premises
at 1904 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
to be used for the sale, service and
display of safes.