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SAN MATEO COUNTY
CITY HALL- 501 PRIMROSE ROAD
BURLWGAME,CALIFORNIA 94010 TEU(415) 342-B931
June 14, 1977
Mrs. Naomi P. Azzaria
1510 Cypress Avenue
Burlingame, CA. 94010
Dear Mrs. Azzaria:
Your special permit application to use an existing accessory building b�hind
151U Cypress Avenue, in the R-1 District, as sleeping quarters for your two
sons was denied by the Planning Commission at their April 25, 1977 meeting.
� Subsequently your appeal, of this decision ��as set for hearing by City Council.
At their May 16, 1977 meeting City Council overturned the ruling of the Planning
Commission "with the condition that a smoke detector be installed in the
accessory building and that the permit be issued only to Mrs. Azzaria and her
sons."
Yours very truly,
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License Collector
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Wayne'M. Swan
City Planner
Assessor's O�Ffice, Redwood City
(APN 028-294-070)
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SAN MATEO COUNTY
CITY HA�L- 501 PRIMROSE ROAD
BURLINGAME,CALIFORNIA 94010 TEL:(415) 342-6931
June 8, 1977
MRS. NAOMI P. FlZZARIA
1510 Cypress Avenue
Burlingame, California 94010
Dear Mrs. Azzaria:
On June 6�;h our City Council adopted a resolution formally approv-
ing the use of the quarters attached to your garage for sleeping by your
. two sons. They asked that; I send a copy of the resolution to you, and also
that I inform you of one particular provision which I have placed in the
document. In paragraph 3 on the second page it states:
"Should the two sons vacate said quarters for a period in
excess of six months, they shall be deemed to no longer
inhabit said quarters and this permit shall terminate."
My intention in including that language is so that the permit
would terminate if both your sons do not use the sleeping quarters for a
lengthy period of time. I used a specific period of time so that there
would not be an argument in the future over how long the room would have
to be vacated. The particular period of six months is common in ordinances
or codes regarding abandonment of property.
Please contact me if you have any questions about the contents of
this resolution.
Yours truly,
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JEROME F. COLE�1AN
,� Ci ty Attorney
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Planninc� Department
F�uilding Inspector