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Status: E-Mail: Opposed om-Original Messa From: Peg Zellner Sent: Wednesday, Apri120, 2005 6:15 PM To: Rosalind Rondash Subject: day care center in residential neighborhood. Dr Ms Rondash, It is my understanding that the city is considering changing the zoning of my neighborhood to allow a large family daycare home. I am writing to state my objections to such a change. When each of the homeowners purchased property in this subdivision we were given a copy of the bylaws and signed an agreement to abide by the regulations. Clearly you can see from the following sections that having ANY kind of day care in the neighbor is against the bylaws that the applicant is now requesting. I would be happy to supply you with a copy of the bylaws if you so desire. The Valencia Homeowner by laws section 4.16 clearly state that "each residence shall be use solely for residential purposes....no business of any kind shall be established, maintained, operated, permitted or constructed in any portion of the Project. No residence shall be permanently occupied by any more than 2 personal per bedroom. No owner may permit or cause anything to be done or kept upon or in a lot which might obstruct or interfere with the rights of other owners of which would be noxious, harmful or unreasonably offensive to other owners. Section 4.17 use of common area: all use of common area is subject to the rules. ... "No owner shall permit anything which might result in the cancellation of insurance or any part of the common area, which would interfere with rights of other owners, or which would be a nuisance, nosious, harmful or unreasonably offensive to other owners", Any additional increase in the use of the common areas, neighborhood or recreational sites would be increasing an already overburdened community sites, private streets and park areas. These facilities were designed for homeowners with standard sized families not day care facilities. Our private streets are already crowded with parked cars, traffic that can be hazardous to our neighborhood children without adding additional business traffic during hours that our children are walking to and from school or playing outdoors after school. IF the people making this application for change in zoning should have purchased a home without homeowner regulation or not signed the agreement to abide by the regulations. I would like to respectfully request that this request be denied by the zoning administration. Thank you. M Zellner 3843 Appian Street Pleasanton, CA 94588 18 (E-MAIL) Date of e-mail: April 26, 2005