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~- PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF PLEASANTON COUNTY OF ALAMEDA STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. 2555 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON UPHOLDING THE APPEAL OF ALLAN AND SUZANNE COFER ET AL FOR MODIFICATION TO CASE PUD-81-29 WHEREAS, on June 19, 1984 the Zoning Administrator grantd a minor modification to case PUD-81-29, the planned unit development governing the Amador Meadows project located in he area bounded by Rheem Drive, Oakland Avenue and Kamp Drive which established the location of the exterior side yard fences of lots 60, 61, 70, 74, 77, 81 and 99 in that development; and WHEREAS, sideyard fences on corner lots are normally required to be setback at least 10 ft. from the exterior side property line but in the case of these particular lots Homestead Development Company, builder of the Amador Meadows project constructed them so that their setbacks range from approximately 2 ft. to 7-1/2 ft. The modification which was granted on June 19 required the fences to be moved back to the 10 ft. set back line unless such a move would have placed a fence less than 5 ft. from the adjacent dwelling unit. Many of the dwelling units are close enough to the property line that the fences cannot be moved back to the 10 ft. setback line; and WHEREAS, the modification was granted to Homestead Development Company and when the affected property owners learned of it, many of them did not concur with the Zoning Administrator's decision, therefore, another application for modification was submitted by four of the seven property owners involved in he original modification request. This application was by the owners of lots 61, 77, 81 and 99. In his second modification, the owners asked that the PUD be modified so that none of the fences would have to be moved in any way; and WHEREAS, The request for modification by the four homeowners was considered by the Zoning Administrator on 8/30/84 and rather than granting the modification so the fences could remain exactly as now constructed, the Zoning Administrator granted a modification to allow a 5 ft. setback between the fences and the exterior side property line of all 7 lots involved in the original Homestead application. In two of the cases, Jameyson (lot 62) and Cofer (lot 99, the fence setback would be less than 5 ft; and