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2. That a 6" concrete bumper be installed around the existing driveway divider strips. 3. That a 6' redwood community fence be constructed on the rear and remaining side yard property lines. 4, Guest parking places be striped and bumper stopped where they are adjacent to landscaped areas. 5. That all landscaped areas within driveways and parking areas be protected by a 4" redwood header. 6. That all curb openings shall be subject to the approval of the Public Works Director. 7. That the elevations shall have the Aztec stone and shingle treatment .as submitted to this Department and the side elevation over the carports shall have some wood trim at the windows. 8. That a precise landscaping plan listing plants and materials shall be submitted subject to the approval of the Planning Director. 9. That the developer shall provide three street trees along the curb planting strip; the size and type of tree to be subject to the approval of the Planning Department. 10. That existing concrete curb and gutter and sidewalk be totally replaced; also that the existing driveway approach be replaced, subject to the approval of the Public Works Department. 11. That the developer grant to the City an easement over his portion.. of the joint driveway and obtain for the City from the adjacent property owner an easement over the adjacent driveway. 12. That the above easements be completed and transmitted to the City prior to issuance of a building permit. 13. That the parking area be graded to drain to the existing catch basin in driveway and be paved with a minimum of 2" a.c. over 5" a.b., with the remainder of the lot graded to drain toward Harrison Street, subject to the approval of the Public Works Department. 6. ZONING PERMITS ba.) Z-68-17 Elinor Anderson. Application of Elinor Anderson, 4379 Clovewood Lane, for a Zoning Permit to permit an increase of four children to a total of ten in a day care center, conducted at 4379 Clovewood Lane; request is also for an assistant to help care for the increased number of children. Mr. Caatzo asked the Commission to hear any additional evidence concerning the application, and then either deny the application or continue it to another meeting after the Planning Commission had met with the City Council concerning home occupations. Mr. Castro read a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, 4372 Muirwood Drive, stating their objection to the expansion of the day care center. Mr. Castro also read a letter from James Nugen, President of the Highland Oaks Improvement Associa- tion, stating their support of any restrictions or recommendations of the Planning Commission concerning the application of Mrs. Elinor Anderson. Mr. Castro also read the report by the Chief Building Inspector, dated 4-17-68, stating that the building did not conform to the Uniform Building Code as a day care center for five children or more. Mrs. Mildred Vallasey spoke for Mrs. Anderson, noting that the children were not allowed upstairs at any time and that there were four outside exits downstairs. She stated that the home was approved by Che County Welfare Department for a maximum of ten children, and she could not qualify for more than ten children with her education and facilities. Mrs. Vallasey stated it would not be a partnersh'ip.betu;e.cA:the two of them, but that she lived with Mrs. Anderson and was only home for a few hours each day, during which time she would help Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Vallasey noted that all of the children were not there every day full time, rarely on Saturday, and never on Sunday; noting also that children were not allowed in the front yard except when leaving or coming. Mrs. Ted Gill, a neighbor, supported Mrs. Anderson's request. The secretary of the Highland Oaks Homeowners Association also supported the request. One neighbor indi- cated he did not object to the request, but questioned if Mrs. Anderson might 4. 4-24-68