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4O8 <br /> <br /> 14r. Tarver indicated that there was a hearing on Condition <br /> llo. 14 ~hat the final house siting plan and building elevation <br /> ~ould be submitted for review in conjunction with the Eentative <br /> map. That was accomplished for Lot 20. <br /> <br /> 21r. Ben Shorum, 682 Orofino Court, whose property backs up to <br /> ~he development, stated that a few months ago, the owners of <br /> Lot 18, an irregular lot, built a three-foot high deck which <br /> extended to within three feet of the fence. He said that the City <br /> directed the owner to take the deck down because it was in <br /> violation of the 20-foot setback condition. He added that there <br /> would be no point to the neighbors' meeting held in 1988 to <br /> formulate the conditions for the project if those conditions can be <br /> rescinded and changed. <br /> <br /> Ms. Sammy Shrimali, applicant and a Pleasanton resident, <br /> indicated that she supported the Planning Commission's and staff's <br /> ~ecommendation that Mr. Schneider's appeal be denied. She stated <br /> that she bought the lot based on previously approved PUD and house <br /> siting plans and that the house on Lot 20 conforms to and more than <br /> satisfies all the requirements of PUD-88-3 and its subsequent PUD <br /> modification. She added that the footprint of the current design <br /> is much smaller than that approved by the City and shown on the <br /> house siting plan dated August 10, 1988, and that there were other <br /> houses with smaller setbacks in the same development that were <br /> approved. She mentioned that she had shown the footprint to the <br /> neighbors who would be directly impacted by the house and that <br /> these neighbors had signed a letter supporting the denial of the <br /> appeal. She then handed the Councilmembers a copy of the house <br /> siting plan. She pointed out that it would be unfair to change a <br /> previously approved PUD and urged the Council to deny the appeal. <br /> <br /> 24r. Dennis Shrimali, co-owner of the property, stated that he <br /> had bought the lot at a premium based on the type of house that <br /> could be built according to the pre-approved building conditions <br /> ~hich included a site plan. He added that the house plans were <br /> checked by City staff and met all the conditions required by the <br /> Eity. <br /> <br /> There being no further testimony, Mr. Mercer declared the <br /> public hearing closed. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer asked Mr. Swift for more information about Lot 18. <br /> <br /> Mr. Swift stated that Mr. Shorum was correct about the removal <br /> of the deck; however, the reason it was removed was not because of <br /> ~ ~riolation of the condition that there ~ould be no structure <br /> ~vithin 20 feet of the rear yard line or that the main structure <br /> should have a 20-foot setback, but because there were special <br /> <br /> 3-7-90 <br /> - 16 - <br /> <br /> <br />