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EXHIBIT C �.. Ill�il 111 _I_�i I r 1 r pLEASANTON© October 5, 2011 Todd Deike 3642 Carlsbad Way Pleasanton, CA 94588 Dear Mr. Deike: P11-0664, Application for administrative design review approval to retain the existing fencing along the rear and side yards measuring up to seven-foot, one-inch tall at the existing residence located at 3642 Carlsbad Court. Effective Date: October 20, 2011 At the Zoning Administrator hearing of October 4, 2011, Case P11-0664 was approved. Approval for the above-mentioned application was granted subject to the conditions as shown below. Prior to granting of a permit for an overheight fencing, the following three findings must be made: 1. The application conforms to the objectives of the Pleasanton Zoning Ordinance. The proposed fencing meets all of the necessary yard requirements as outlined in the Pleasanton Zoning Ordinance. The fencing is providing a pool barrier for the existing pool on- site. In addition, the fencing will not detrimentally affect the public health, safety, peace, comfort, or general welfare. Therefore, the Zoning Administrator can make this finding. 2. The application assists in providing privacy, in attenuating sound transmission, and/or in reducing other annoyance from neighboring properties. The proposed fencing will provide additional privacy, pool safety, and noise attenuation for the applicant. Therefore, the Zoning Administrator can make the second finding. 3. The application does not significantly impact upon the aesthetics and safety of the neighborhood nor the light and air to all affected properties. The proposed fencing is constructed of high quality materials and is consistent with other existing fencing found within the neighborhood. The neighborhood does not have an approved fencing plan for the development. The neighboring properties have a variety of fencing types, heights, and colors. The code allows up to an eight foot tall fencing to be constructed with City approval. The total height of the fencing does not exceed seven feet, 1-inch, which allows the passage of light and air to the neighboring lots while still providing privacy for the parcels. The Zoning Administrator can find that the design of the fencing is acceptable. In addition, the Zoning Administrator can find that the fencing does not detrimentally affect the light and air of the neighboring properties, nor creates a traffic sight obstruction. Therefore, the Zoning Administrator determined that the third finding can be made, as conditioned below. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT P. O. BOX 320, Pleasanton, CA 94566-0802 Planning Building & Safety Engineering Traffic Inspection Poo Old Rern,il \y e. 200 Old Rrrnd .Ace. ?IN/ .Av'. t 11,1 ;;' rn,ll Ave I )- Main Street q';i `BSI-i6(l ) ,'1''51 'i;I Ainn '' ' in-7b;11 .112;193I-';680 f-.lx: '}tl I iv ')41 -1-a ;-it ,:I .� l:", rx: 'i ;l-,.-'i Fix: 91I-±4134