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AGENDA REPORT
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3/15/2011
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15Y
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24
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Figure 2: Window Locations <br />Neighbors <br />Horse <br />Zoning Administrator Hearings <br />A Zoning Administrator hearing was conducted on December 21 and December 22, <br />2010. During the December 21, 2010, Zoning Administrator hearing, staff noted that the <br />two existing east elevation bedroom windows did not meet current building code <br />standards for egress; however, the installation of a new window was not required. If a <br />new window were to be installed, it would have to meet the 2010 California Code <br />requirements, which requires a 5.7 square -foot openable area with a minimum 20 -inch <br />clear width, a minimum 24 -inch clear height, and a maximum window sill height of 44- <br />inches from the finished floor (Please refer to the Building and Safety Division's Egress <br />Window Requirements handout in Attachment 6, Exhibit I). Given these egress <br />requirements, it would riot be possible for the proposed window to have a higher <br />window sill unless the eas: elevation windows were modified to meet current egress <br />standards. Mr. Susanto and Ms. Pranoto requested that Leroudiers modify their <br />existing windows and install a window on the south elevation that has a higher window <br />sill so that there would not be a direct line of sight onto their property. The Leroudiers <br />did not agree to this request because they wanted as much southern light exposure as <br />possible for the room. <br />Given the location of existing second -floor windows and the orientation of the two lots, <br />the Zoning Administrator ncted that both parties currently have views onto each other's <br />properties and, therefore, the Zoning Administrator approved the Leroudiers' request as <br />proposed. For the Council's consideration, the Zoning Administrator meeting minutes <br />can be found in Attachment 6, Exhibit G. <br />Page 3 of 8 <br />
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