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' INTRODUCTION <br /> f <br /> E <br /> This Appeal is submitted to formally challenge the approval of Conditional Use Permit <br /> e Modification CUP No. 1982-18-MOD-1 granted to Forty Martyrs Armenian Church / Ari <br /> Guiragos Minassian School on October 27, 2025. The proposed two-story, 4,846 sq. ft. <br /> classroom building—representing a programmatic expansion from K-6 to K-8—was <br /> approved under a Class 14 CEQA Categorical Exemption, despite substantial evidence <br /> that the exemption is inapplicable, improperly applied, and prejudicially dismissive of the <br /> rights of the adjacent R-1 single-family residential property directly and uniquely affected <br /> by the project. <br /> The Sally C. Gutierrez Trust property at 5401 W. Tampion Avenue is not only the closest <br /> residence to the project site—it is the sole R-1 property that directly abuts and shares <br /> borders with the institutional campus, creating a uniquely severe impact not experienced <br /> by any other household. Long-term residents include senior citizens, one of whom is ADA- <br /> covered with mobility limitations, and who rely on the quiet use and enjoyment of their <br /> home as protected by residential zoning standards. <br /> The approval of this CUP modification, without addressing the direct and compounding <br /> impacts to this residence, represents a breakdown in procedural fairness, environmental <br /> review integrity, and R-1 residential protections. This Appeal seeks correction, proper <br /> review, and the restoration of lawful due process owed to the affected residents. <br /> RESERVATION OF RIGHTS, PRESERVATION OF OBJECTIONS &„CONTESTATION OF <br /> RECORD <br /> The Appellants hereby fully reserve all rights and formally contest the entirety of the <br /> project record, staff findings, hearing testimony, exhibits, data, and conclusions relied <br /> upon in granting this approval. The Appellants state as follows: <br /> 1. No portion of the administrative record is accepted as accurate, complete, or <br /> reliable unless expressly stated by the Appellants. <br /> 2. All verbal statements, written assertions, slides, exhibits, data, and environmental <br /> representations made by the Applicant, City staff, or consultants are contested, <br /> disputed, and preserved for challenge. <br /> 3. The Appellants assert insufficient time, access, and transparency in the review of <br /> project documents and therefore reserve the right to supplement this Appeal as <br /> additional information becomes available, including upon receipt of an official <br /> transcript or certified record. <br /> 4. The Appellants explicitly preserve the right to raise any and all CEQA, land-use, <br /> zoning, procedural, ADA, due-process, and equal-protection arguments in future <br /> - administrative or judicial proceedings. <br /> This Reservation of Rights is intentionally placed at the beginning of this Appeal and will <br /> be included again at the end of the final section, in full, to ensure double-layer legal <br /> preservation and to prevent any waiver, forfeiture, or procedural default of arguments <br /> not fully known at the time of filing. <br /> 2 <br /> City Council 18 — 18 2/3/2026 <br />
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