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conditional use permit related to Little Ivy League was PCUP-84, an application for a daycare facility, approved in August of 2003 for 32 children at 4455 Stoneridge Drive, the Pleasanton Community Church site. Ms. Decker continued that the second action was PCUP-138, which was the original request by Little Ivy League for a facility at 2340 Santa Rita Road and approved for a maximum of 30 students, Monday through Thursday for 2.5 hours per day and Friday for 2 hours. She noted that in response to an earlier inquiry by the Commission if the program represented this evening to the Commission is the same as what was approved per a conditional use permit, the answer is "no," based on the first conditional use permit issued to Little Ivy League. Ms. Decker then stated that a third action which should be noted is PCUP-143, an application by United Youth Enrichment, a program very similar to Little Ivy League, which was established under the first action earlier described, PCUP-84, at 4455 Stoneridge Drive. She noted that the reason this approval was under the Pleasanton Community Church was because tutoring would not be allowed at this site without an umbrella, which was the church. She added that as a result, the church applied for a use permit as well as for an expansion to serve as the umbrella parent, effecting the operation of the United Youth Enrichment as an ancillary use of the church, for an after-school program for a maximum of 25 students. She noted that the church operated its daycare separately for 32 children, bringing the total number of children at the site to a maximum of 57. Ms. Decker stated that at some point, United Youth Enrichment vacated the site and was replaced by Little Ivy League under the auspices of that use permit, and in 2006, Pleasanton Community Church vacated the site and Fountain Community Church took over the conditional use permit. She noted that as a result, Fountain Community Church and Little Ivy League were now operating under the same use permit of Pleasanton Community Church and United Youth Enrichment. Ms. Decker explained that use permits run with the land, and a similar facility can operate at the site without any other entitlement provided it complies with the hours of operation and number of children. She added that the Director of Community Development may evaluate and approve a request for extended operating hours if found to be in substantial conformance to the use permit; however, this did not occur at this site. Ms. Decker noted that in this regard, staff has provided the Commission with an a-mail from Mr. Kevin Ho expressing concerns on the operations at 4455 Stoneridge Drive, to which Ms. Soo has provided answers. Ms. Decker stated that this a-mail is coincidental with an action by the City's Code Enforcement Officer who visited the site where Little Ivy League was located to determine if it was operating under the original United Youth Enrichment program's use permit of 25 students. She noted that the Officer found that the facility was not in compliance, having about 50 to 60 children at the site. EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 10, 2008 Page 14 of 21