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f <br /> to <br /> Analysis <br /> Background <br /> On January 9, 1997, the Planning Commission approved Use Permit No. UP-%-6 subject to the Conditions of <br /> Approval contained in the staff report. The approval was valid for 18 months until July 21, 1998. On August 20, <br /> 1998, a one-year time extension was approved by the Planning Commission and was valid through July 21, <br /> 1999. The applicants have complied with all Conditions of Approval and have been in existence since <br /> September of 1998. The owners are currently under enforcement for parking commercial tracks without the <br /> proper permits. <br /> Land Use <br /> The properties adjacent to the project site are all zoned General-Agriculture (AG-40) and have a General Plan <br /> designation of General Agriculture(AIG). The applicants have proposed to allow the parking of two(2)trucks as <br /> an acoessory use to the existing 170-person temple. The size of the parcel is ten(10)acres and appears to have <br /> adequate space for additional truck parking. <br /> Accessory Use <br /> An accessory use is defined as a subordinate use customarily incidental to and�located upon the same lot <br /> occupied by a main use(Development Tale Section 9-110). The applicants would like their visitors to know they <br /> are welcome to stop to pray, rest, and have a meal before continuing on their route. Because the existing temple <br /> is located within a mile and a half (1 %) of Interstate 205 (a main truck route), the Community Development <br /> Department has concluded that the parking of two (2) trucks on a temporary basis can be considered an <br /> accessory use to a religious assembly. <br /> f <br /> i <br /> I <br /> l <br /> San Joaquin County UP-96-61Singh i <br /> Community Development Page 3 <br /> 1 <br />