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group of people on the block and they would come if 1 requested. I want to make it clear, I am removing all consideration of accepting a balcony under any terms. I am already going to deal with month and months of noise from the major reconstruction. I am a very busy person and had to take time away from work which caused considerable stress with my manager. I am starting to feel uneasy about the addition as a whole and what a burden it places on my family, personal and professional life. I have lived here 9 years and this is our second purchased home in Pleasanton. My in-laws and I own four homes in Pleasanton and they have all resided here for 35 years. Three of them worked for the School district and my father in law volunteers daily at Walnut Grove doing campus security because my daughters and 2 nephews attend there. We are entrenched in this city because it cares for it's citizens. Your department seems to be more concerned about someone who has moved from Folsom in the last few months and wants to make a 3500 sq./ft monstrosity of a house in a neighborhood of 1900-2800 sq./ft homes. It does not seem right to continue to push this in light of my listed concerns. I felt supportive of this virtual mansion sized home by agreeing to all of the square footage, even though it will be an outlier property on the block and the entire neighborhood. I hope I have made my intentions clear, I would appreciate an immediate denial of the request to permit a balcony and a waiver(if necessary) of the fee to appeal because I DID NOT AGREE TO ANYTHING at the hearing on March 10th. Best regards, Jamison Cummings On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 2:43 PM, Eric Luchini <El.uchinincityofpleasantonca.gov> wrote: Hello Zarina and Jamison: Thank you again for your attendance and contributions at the 3/10/15 ZA hearing. Pursuant to that meeting, please find attached the following: 1. Revised Conditions of Approval; 2. Restrictive Covenant; and 3. Exhibit A to the Restrictive Covenant. Based on further evaluation of the plans and a site visit, the Zoning Administrator and staff feels this plan adequately addresses the privacy concerns raised at the ZA hearing on 3/10/15. The intent of maintaining the existing Mulberry Tree and planting the new and evergreen Camphor Tree is to provide full screening of the swimming pool and rear yard area from the subject addition and balcony. Additionally, given the starting and ultimate