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• Staff report: "activity would be focused away from the Northern residences" <br />• Design Review: The entrance to the building would be on the south side, There would be no <br />windows in the other three elevations and the only other opening would be to emergency exits <br />(one on the east side and the other on the north side). Because the building would be used for <br />Lodge rituals, windows are not desired. <br />• Design review: "Placing the entrance on the south side of the building concentrates outdoor <br />activities as far as possible from the bordering residences" <br />• Design review: "This Is in conformance with the requirements of the conditional use permit" <br />You can see that the building was mandated to be designed with no windows. and only one door <br />on the south (except for two emergency exits) to contain "any noise" within the building, and <br />prevent people from using the backyard —since there was no access to it. Not even windows were <br />allowed on the north side —which the Masons violated by installing the French doors. <br />Looking at all the above items together, a reasonable person would not conclude as you did that the <br />CUP only "slightly addresses outdoor activities," and that the CUP does not "prohibit the use of <br />outdoor areas." Protecting the neighbors from noise nuisances by prohibiting activity in the <br />backyard is a dominant theme in the CUP and related documents. <br />Please respond with your feedback. <br />6) General Plan & Zoning Codes prohibit a private for - profit business from operating at the lodge <br />The General Plan is a public and institutional designated area, where the lodge is located, <br />and zoning code 18.36.040 Provision 1 allows private noncommercial clubs and lodges in an <br />RM -2,500 area. <br />There are two entities operating at the lodge. Below is a summary of the differences and <br />relationship between these two entities. (Note: We have provided the City with the tax <br />returns for both of the entities.) <br />• Pleasanton Lodge #321: <br />This entity is the fraternity; it has Tax ID: 23- 7158536; it receives revenues from member <br />dues; and is a tax exempt nonprofit. <br />• Pleasanton Masonic Center (PMC): <br />This entity is the management company; it owns the lodge building; it has Tax ID: 94- <br />2673219; it receives revenues by renting the kitchen to the catering company, renting <br />the building to the public for parties, and renting the lodge to the Masons. The PMC was <br />a tax - exempt nonprofit until 2010 when it became a privately owned commercial <br />business because its tax - exempt status with the IRS was revoked in 2010, its nonprofit <br />status with the Secretary of State was suspended, and its Pleasanton business license <br />
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