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Resolution No.02-012 <br /> Page Four 1 <br /> Section 6: For persons who moved away from the City of Pleasanton less than six months <br /> prior to the time of application and who resided in the City of Pleasanton <br /> continuously for at least ten (10) years immediately prior to moving away, the <br /> residency history prior to the date of moving away shall be considered in <br /> determining the length of residency in the first four point categories listed above. <br /> Section 7: "Pleasanton resident" is defined as a person or household who resides <br /> permanently and continuously at a residential address which is physically located <br /> within the then cinrent incorporated area of the City of Pleasanton and where that <br /> location is considered to be the household's permanent place of residence. The <br /> City may require applicants to submit a drivers license,voter registration,utility <br /> bill,or other evidence as proof of residency in Pleasanton. "Pleasanton employee" <br /> is defined as a person who is permanently and continuously employed on at least a <br /> half time basis(i.e.,20 or more hours per week)at a business which is physically <br /> located within the then current incorporated area of the City of Pleasanton. The <br /> City may require applicants to submit pay stubs,W-2 forms,tax returns,or other <br /> evidence as proof of employment at a Pleasanton business. <br /> Section 8: "Disabled Person" is defined as a head of household who has a medically <br /> documented permanent physical or mental impairment which prevents him/her <br /> from maintaining full time regular employment. Any individual claiming Disabled <br /> Person status must submit verification from a licensed doctor of the disability and <br /> its effect on the ability of the person to maintain full-time employment. A <br /> Disabled Person shall be assigned a number of points as if the person were <br /> employed regardless of the Disabled Person's employment status plus one bonus <br /> point. If an individual has a disability that substantially limits one or more major <br /> life activities and has a medical record of such impairment but the disability does <br /> not prevent the ability to maintain full-time regular employment, the individual <br /> shall be assigned the appropriate number of points as detailed in Section 3 above <br /> plus one bonus point as detailed in Section 4 above, Examples of a disability <br /> include limitations on caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, walking, <br /> seeing,hearing,speaking,breathing,or working. <br />