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received before or at the Zoning Administrator hearing are attached to this staff report <br />as Attachment E. <br />The Zoning Administrator added several conditions to the project. The additional <br />conditions consisted of: <br />• clarification of the size and orientation of the bathroom windows on the <br />second floor; <br />• a reduction in the size of the bedroom window that faces the neighbors to <br />the south without compromising ability to meet emergency egress <br />requirements as stipulated by the Building Division; <br />• clarification that proposed landscape screening along the southern <br />property line be located in- between existing landscaping and vegetation; <br />• clarification to allow a combination of species for the proposed landscape <br />screening or to allow another type of species that is fast - growing and <br />minimizes leaf litter; <br />• the applicant may add a one -story roof over the porch area to enhance the <br />front facade and for weather protection. <br />The Zoning Administrator approved the project subject to the revised conditions. <br />NEIGHBORS' COMMENTS AFTER THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR HEARING <br />Ms. Terry Young, owner of 6126 Homer Court, submitted an email to staff in support of <br />the project. Ms. Young's property is located directly west of the subject property. Ms. <br />Young's correspondence is attached to this report. <br />In response to the Perry's appeal, staff visited the residence of Mr. Joe and TinaMarie <br />Perry (6104 Homer Court) to consider their comments and concerns regarding the <br />proposal. As stated by Mr. and Ms. Perry before the Zoning Administrator hearing and <br />in their appeal letter, their concern is regarding the second -story portion of the proposal <br />that is closest to their property. The Perrys have stated that the proposed addition will <br />cause shadowing and shading of their property and will impact the view from their front <br />room window. They have also commented that the proposed addition will make their <br />house appear more recessed from the street and reduce the value of the property. <br />Additionally, they are concerned that the view from their kitchen window would be <br />impacted since it faces towards the subject property. <br />In reply to the concern about views of the proposed addition, Mr. and Ms. Lopez have <br />offered to plant landscape screening near the mutual side property line, but Mr. and Ms. <br />Perry do not find that this alternative is a suitable solution for their concerns. <br />Additionally, Mr. Lopez has indicated that the combination of trees located on the <br />Perry's property, his property, and Ms. Young's property shade the Perry's home for the <br />majority of the day. <br />Case No. PAP -146, Appeal of PADR -2090 Planning Commission <br />Page 7 of 17 <br />