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Item 18 - Appeal Application of Conditional Use Permit to Allow the Expansion of a Private School
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Appeal Application No. 2025-02 – Forty Martyrs Armenian Church Middle School (5311 <br />W. McFadden Avenue) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Exhibit 6 – Response to Appeal Comments <br />Page 1 of 19 <br />Appeal Application No. 2025-02 <br /> <br />Pursuant to Section 41-645 of the SAMC, the appellant is requesting the following: <br />1. Vacate the Planning Commission’s approval of CUP No. 1982-18-MOD-1; <br />2. Remand consideration of CUP No. 1982-18-MOD-1 back to Planning Commission; <br />3. Conduct at minimum an Initial Study as part of CEQA analysis that accompanies <br />re-consideration of CUP No. 1982-18-MOD-1 by the Planning Commission; and <br />4. Demonstrate that the project is compatible with neighborhood context, if it cannot <br />demonstrate compatibility, deny the project. <br /> <br />The appellant does not provide any evidence to substantiate that the proposed project <br />would adversely impact the community, pursuant to Section 41-638 of the SAMC. <br />Specifically, the appellant does not provide evidence that the project will be a detriment <br />to the general wellbeing of the neighborhood or the community; detrimental to the health, <br />safety, or general welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity; would adversely <br />affect the present economic stability or future economic development of property in the <br />surrounding area; does not comply with the regulations and conditions specified in this <br />chapter for such use; and would adversely affect the general plan of the city or any <br />specific plan applicable to the area of the proposed use. Nevertheless, a comprehensive <br />response on the appeal items previously outlined has been prepared. All the appellant <br />comments listed below have been summarized for brevity; however, the full comments <br />can be viewed in Exhibit 1 of the full appeal application packet. <br /> <br />Analysis of Appeal <br /> <br />1. Appellant Request: The following procedural deficiencies materially limited the <br />ability of affected residents to participate meaningfully in the public review and <br />hearing process, result in an incomplete an imbalanced record prior to approval. <br />The list of procedural deficiencies includes notice irregularities, limited access time <br />for public review, unsolicited purchase offer to the only R-1 residence sharing a <br />direct boundary with the applicant’s institutional property, complexity of materials <br />and burden shift to the public, mischaracterization of the Trust property’s proximity <br />and impact, omission of multi-institutional corridor context, lack of existing <br />classroom and enrollment baseline data, inadequate consideration of land use <br />changes, omission of dual use impact on adjacent residential property, failure to <br />include enrollment growth enforcement measures, failure to disclose commercial <br />event use within the corridor, limited public participation at the hearing, imbalanced <br />hearing structure and limited opposition time, and predetermined outcome. <br /> <br />Analysis of Issue:
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