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Proposed Property Lines PUBLIC NOTICE Fencing up to 42" (per P.M.C. 18.84.OSOD) Staff originally sent notices of the Planning Commission's public hearing on this item to all property owners, tenants, and residents located within 1,000-feet of the subject prop- erty on March 14, 2007. ^ Mr. Jon Harvey of 2790 Smallwood Court, spoke to the staff planner on March 28, 2007 and expressed concern that the project was originally approved as a secondary unit. He feels that approval of the PUD and subsequent subdivision undermines the intent of the secondary unit ordinance. Staff Response: The subject property is located in the high- density residential area of the Downtown District. This is the area generally bounded by Peters Avenue to the east, Arroyo Del Valle to the north, the Union Pacific Railroad to the west, and Plea- santon Avenue/Bernal Court/Old Bernal Avenue to the south. At this location, staff would have supported the project if originally submitted as a PUD development plan and therefore supports the project now. Staff support of this approval is solely based on the subject's location in the high-density residential area within the Downtown District and does not transfer to similar support for the removal of deed restrictions on secondary units in any other residential area of the Downtown District or else- where in the City. ^ Bonnie and Fred Krichbaum, 303 Neal Street, sent an email on March 28, 2007 re- questing acontinuance of the project to a later Planning Commission meeting. The Krichbaums oppose the removal of the deed restrictions on the proposed project as setting a poor precedent to have a property developed under one set of specifications Item 6. a., PUD-61 Page 7 of 12 May 9, 2007 '. "` Area to Remain Clear of All Structures Fencing up to 6' (per P.M.C. 18.84.080C)