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aFau.!� SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND BUILDING INSPECTION Item No. 3 -_ 1810 E. HAZELTON AVE., STOCKTON, CA 95205 CHET OAVISSON PLANNING PHONE: 209/468-3120 DirMw iikua? BUILDING PHONE: 209/468-3123 JERRY HERZICK NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION PHONE: 209/468-3021 o.ndr WFWW RENE JACKSON October 20, 1988 / D'""'aridw TOM WALKER o.nun utr.d« MEMORANDUM TO: Planning Commission !' C- tAl FROM: Chet Davisson, Director SUBJECT: REVISION OF APPROVED ACTION FOR USE PERMIT APPLICATION N0 . UP-88-18 OF WILLIAM & MARIA BARRY (SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 4) ---------------------------------------------------------------- RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission: 1 . Approve the Revision of Approved Actions for UP-88-18 based on the Findings listed in the attached staff report . The Conditions of Approval would remain unchanged with the excep- tion of 3 (c) ; and 2 . Reconfirm the Negative Declaration prepared for UP-88-18 . BACKGROUND: On April 7 , 1988, the Planning Commission approved Use Permit Application No . Up-88-18 of William and Maria Barry to permit a private dog kennel for a maximum of 15 adult dogs. The appli- cants recently submitted a Revision of Approved Actions applica- tion on August 16, 1988 , in order to relocate the proposed kennel from the existing barn to a location on the western side of the property. Under the original approval , the existing barn was to be modified to house the dogs. When the applicants had the barn inspected, they learned that converting the existing barn would be more costly than installing a new modular barn. The proposed struc- ture would be located 60 feet south of Tokay Colony Road and 170 feet east of the western property line. The prefabricated struc- ture would consist of 9 kennels, 6 feet by 18 feet , on a concrete pad. The kennel runs would be enclosed with six-foot-high chain link. At the Planning Commission hearing of April 7 , 1988 , the main concern voiced by the neighborhood opposition was noise . Noise from barking dogs should be less of a problem with the proposed location, since the kennel will be farther away from existing residences. In addition, the applicant is proposing to restrict the dogs ' sight of Tokay Colony Road by installing a six-foot-high privacy fence to the northeast of the kennels.