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PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF PLEAS ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. PC-93-55 RESOLUTION APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PE CASE UP-93-49, THE APPLICATION OF DORIS C ON IT AS FILED UNDER ALLO WHEREAS, Doris Caraballo has applied for a con itional use permit to establish a secondary unit within a single-family home at 4977 Forest Hill Drive; and WHEREAS, zoning for the property is Planned Uni Development (PUD) - Medium Density Residential Distric ; and WHEREAS, at their duly noticed public hearin of September 22, 1993, the Planning Commission cons dered all public testimony, relevant exhibits and rec endations of the City staff concerning this applicatio ; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission made the foll wing findings: A. That the proposed location of t e conditional use is in accordance with the object'ves of the zoning ordinance and the purpose of the district in which the site is located. The request to establish a secon unit in the PUD- MDR district conforms with t e objectives and purposes of the zoning ordinan e. The proposed secondary unit would mainta n the physical single-family character of the n ighborhood due to its integration within the pro osed home. When viewed from the exterior, it wou d not be possible to tell that the home contain a second unit. However, there is concern with he maintenance of the single-family lifestyle of the neighborhood. Depending on whether the proper y is sold in the future, the buyer could rent 0 e or both of the dwelling units. This situation c uld impart multi- family characteristics on the eighborhood. In order to prevent this situation from happening, a condition which requires that either the primary residence or the secondary unit be owner-occupied has been included. B. The proposed location of the c the conditions under which it wo maintained will not be detrimen health, safety, or welfare, or ma to the properties or improvement ditional use and ld be operated or al to the public erially injurious in the vicinity, The following issues should be considered within the scope of the pUblic health, s fety and welfare: