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<br />Atten: Rosalind Rondash <br />Assistant Planner <br /> <br />We have received and reviewed the 'Revised narrative for Application for a Large Family <br />Daycare' dated November 28, 2005 that is requesting for approval in our private neighborhood. <br />After careful consideration, we continue to refuse support for, and will not accept approval of the <br />Subject application for the reasons contained in our original correspondence; and, additionally <br />(addressing certain specific points contained in the Revised narrative): <br />1. Parking Facility; there is NOT adequate parking for 3 cars curbside to the residence/place of <br />the proposed business. To comply with our neighborhood Association CC&Rs, owner & guest <br />street parking is limited to directly in front of each owners' home (unless specific permission is <br />obtained from and granted by the neighboring residence). Due to this being a high-density <br />neighborhood, each residence is obviously very closely spaced. The maximum amount of cars <br />each residence can accommodate to park directly in front of their own property (without <br />blocking the garage/driveway)is: 1. I would request that the applicant provide proof otherwise. <br />Additionally, the 'common area' parking (such as that in front of or behind the clubhouse as <br />mentioned by the applicant) is paid for, insured, and maintained by the association (from <br />monthly dues collected by the residences of the community), and available to be used by <br />residences and their guests. The neighborhood Association does not pay for and maintain any <br />common area to support small businesses nor their clients. <br /> <br />2. Noise Level: Due to this being a high-density neighborhood, our Association regulation <br />forbid an significant activity having the potential to generate excessive or unusual noise to occur <br />no earlier that 8AM (any noise generated by a business should be considered 'unusual' for a <br />high-density residence community). The Working hours stated in the Application is in violation <br />of the regulation. Additionally, there is no such existence as a ' ... large back yard..' (as phrased <br />by the applicant) in this high-density neighborhood. <br /> <br />3. As mentioned in our prior correspondence that also objects to this application, we, as <br />owners/residents and members of the Association, are not willing to absorb the <br />expenses/replacement/maintenance costs and otherwise additional 'wear and tear' that the <br />vehicle and usage traffic that clients/customers will cause on out streets and all other common <br />areas for this community (which are our all our Association's private responsibility). <br />Additionally, we will not support/agree to/accept any potential increased liability that could <br />result from possible accident or injury that may occur in any 'common' area of the community <br />form clients/customers or employees/assistants of the Subject business. <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted by: <br />Craig and Penny Taylor <br />5157 Genovesio Dr <br />Pleasanton, CA 94588 <br /> <br />16 (E-MAIL 2) <br /> <br />Date of e-mail: <br />Name of contact: <br />Address of contact: <br />Status: <br /> <br />Decmeber 10, 2005 <br />Alex Huang <br />5035 Porta Rossa <br />Opposed <br /> <br />E-mail: <br />