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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - December 7, 1992 Page - 6 - 8. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Matter of Appeal by Lou Filipovich, Et Al . , of Board of Zoning Adjustments' Approval of CU-64-25 (9th Modification) ; Conditional Use; Modify Conditional Use Permit for Permanent Status for the Junior and Senior High School , Grades 7 Through 12, at Manor Baptist Church and School ; 1845 Lewelling Boulevard; Assessor's Parcel Number 80G-1321- 154-7; R-1 (Single Family) District. Attachments: Letter of Appeal from Lou Filipovich, Et Al . , Regarding the Board of Zonings Adjustments' Approval of CU-64-25 (9th Modification) . - Letters in Opposition to Approval of CU-64-25 (9th Modification) : - Mrs. George Gagnon, 1572 Mendocino Circle, San Leandro, October 20, 1992. - Johanna MacMillan, 15368 Laverne Drive, San Leandro, November 28, 1992. - Letter in Favor of Approval of CU-64-25 (9th Modification) : - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. McIntyre, 1212 Georgetown Avenue, San Leandro, November 30, 1992. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Norm Weisbrod, Associate Planner, described access to the site and the types of uses in the surrounding area. He said in July 1987, Manor Baptist Church came before the Board of Zoning Adjustments with a request to modify their Conditional Use Permit to add Junior and Senior High School students to their existing Elementary School . The modification was approved by the Board, appealed to the City Council , and approved for one year, with a subsequent approval of an additional three years, until 1992. He said the Church was now asking for either a five-year extension or permanent status for the Junior and Senior High Schools. He said the Board granted an extension to June 1997, which was appealed by Lou Filipovich. Mr. Weisbrod said the approval granted in 1987 set a limit of 72 students in the Junior and Senior High School , 50 kindergarten, and 154 first through sixth grade students, for a total enrollment not to exceed 276 students. He said current enrollment is 12 kindergarten, 38 elementary, and 12 Junior and Senior High School , for a total of 62 students. He said enrollment has dropped off. He said Mr. Filipovich objected to the Use Permit and wanted an extension of only two years rather than five years or permanent status. He said Mr. Filipovich felt the neighborhood could accept the Church but some felt the School should never have been approved. He said Mr. Filipovich said there have been problems between the neighbors and the School and, although he could accept an increase to 100 students, the School should not be given permanent status.