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He commented the residents have been Vf!lry patient and have been trying to work with the owner and with him, as well as the City Council to get this accomplished. He indicated staff would keep at it and hopefully get a new agreement that the residents can support or a revision to the Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Ordinance would be brought back to the Council. Julie Lewis commented on the upcoming Young Expressions Concert, sponsored by the Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council. She noted they have five outstanding musicians this year and there will be everything from arias to jazz. Mr. Lewis thanked the Council for the support the community is giving to these young people. These young people are very talented and deserve the proper setting to display their talents. He encouraged everyone to attend the concert. James Frost addressed the City Council regarding the unresolved encroachment on his property by the Sweeney's. Mayor Hosterman asked that an update of the situation be given at the Council's next Closed Session. Mr. Roush responded that there is a trial date scheduled in early January 2007. If the matter is not otherwise resolved prior to that time, it will go to trial. Part of the relief that will be sought in the case was an order from the court directing that the fence be put in the right location. Fred Norman addressed the City Council noting his comments from the previous Council Meeting concerning the war in Iraq. He suggested Council consider one minute of silence at the start of every Council Meeting to honor these troops. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 6a. Public Hearing: PAP-99, Dustin Boyce, appellant (PADR-1536, Finlay Boag) appeal of the Zoning Administrator's approval of an administrative design review to construct additions to the existing residence at 4558 Second Street, consisting of: one-story addition totaling approximately 291 sq. ft. on the front, north side, and rear; two-story additions totaling 294 sq ft. on the southern side and reaf; a porte-cochere and second-floor balcony on the southern side; and a covered front porch (SR 06:221) Mr. Iserson gave an extensive overview of the Appeal concerning 4558 Second Street. He noted at issue is whether one- and two-story additions to the existing dwelling and a house-to-house separation variance should be approved. He noted the appeal was scheduled for the August 9, 2006, Planning Commission hearing, which was cancelled. Therefore, because the item was an appeal subject to time limits, the original decision by the Zoning Administrator was deemed upheld. The appellant then appealed to the City Council. After further presentation and description of the appeal submitted, staff recommended that the Council uphold the Zoning Administrator's approval of the variance and administrative design review applications by taking the following actions: City Council Minutes Page 4 of 13 September 19, 2006