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ATTACHMENT 6 <br />PAP - - 2-t <br />~~ .. ~ ~~; <br />April 18"', 2008 ' ;; <br />is <br />To: The City Council <br />Re: Appeal for PCUP 205 at 481 Sycamore Road, Pleasanton. <br />We are appealing the 4-1 decision the Planning Commission rendered on <br />Apri19~, 2008. I have been a resident of Pleasanton for the past 3 years, after <br />purchasing a prime beautiful piece of land at 455 Sycamore Road. I feel that <br />my right as a resident with concerns regarding the unpermitted actions taken <br />by my neighbor, Janny Roacha was taken away. I am in hopes that the City <br />Council will reconsider the actions by Ms. Roacha as poorly intended, and <br />with malice as the main motivator. Ms. Roacha's placement of a huge water <br />tank in my frontage azea without proper permitting should not be left in its <br />current location and size reduction should be discussed. By not making any <br />adjustments to her self preserved placement of this tank the City is only <br />rewarding Ms. Roacha for doing unpermitted work and excluding the <br />residents of this azea from having any objections to her ill chosen placement <br />of this water tank. <br />The proper way a person relocates and replaces a water tank in the City of <br />Pleasanton is by applying for a conditional use permit, as explained by Natalie <br />Amos. In turn, the Planning Commission would schedule a public hearing <br />and the general public, 1000 feet from the existing tank would be informed <br />and invited to voice their concerns, objections, or support regarding the <br />relocation as well as the replacement of this tank. That right as a resident in <br />this city was excluded due to the direct action that Ms. Roacha executed in <br />May of 2007, by relocating and replacing a lazge water tank 35 feet further <br />away from her residence, making it a large, obtrusive object just off the fence <br />line, in my frontage that I share with Ms. Roacha. Furthermore, although lines <br />of communication are now absent, then, my husband had a conversation prior <br />to any action encouraging her that if she proceeds with relocating the storage <br />tank that we did not want it anywhere near the front of our home since our <br />frontage is her fence line. The size of the tank that was to be relocated was in <br />question as well, either 2500 or 5000 gallons, considering she was connecting <br />to city water and the water would be for irrigation purposes only. Ms. Roacha <br />briefly listened and went about her business. This area that Ms. Roacha <br />placed this tank is being disputed as well. She replaced the fencing and <br />relocated the tank within 5 feet of land that had been owned, by us, and had <br />