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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - January 16, 1990 Page - 3 - PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Matter of CU-64-25 (8th Modification); Modify Conditional Use; Request for Five (5)-Year or Permanent Status for Junior and Senior High School Grades 7 through 12 at Manor Baptist Church and School ; 1845 Lewelling Boulevard; Assessor's Parcel Number 80-G-1321-154-7; R-1 (Single Family) District -- Appeal . This being the time and the place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Gaye Quinn, Acting City Planner, explained that this was an Appeal of a Board of Zoning Adjustments' action. She said the Board of Zoning Adjustments' action had provided five-year status for the Junior and Senior High School at Manor Baptist Church and Mr. Filipovich was appealing this matter, based on the impact this school has on his ability to obtain liability insurance. She said the original approval for the Junior and Senior High School was given in 1987 for one year and two additional one-year extensions were approved and the school was now asking for a five-year extension. She said the Board of Zoning Adjustments recommended that the City Council uphold their action because the current enrollment is under that which is allowed and the current administration is meeting all of the Conditions of Approval . The City Council asked questions regarding any complaints received, the maintenance of the site, Conditions of Approval , and Conditional Uses for schools. The hearing was then opened to the public. Mrs. Mary Murray, 1845 Lewelling Boulevard, the Applicant for the Conditional Use, said the Board of Zoning Adjustments has approved the request and the School has complied with all conditions. Lou Filipovich, 15376 Laverne Drive, the Appellant, gave background on the School . He said the neighborhood is not against schools but they do not like having one in their immediate vicinity. He said he felt that approvals on a one-year basis were self-policing actions of the Conditions of Approval and a five-year extension would be too long. He said he felt a two-year approval of the status for the Schools was sufficient. The City Council asked questions regarding any complaints he or the neighbors might have. He said there were no problems now. The City Council asked further questions related to the types of controls the City has in enforcing Conditions of Approval . There being no further comments from the public, on motion of Council Member Santos, seconded by Council Member Perry and carried unanimously, the Public Hearing was closed. On motion of Council Member Glaze, seconded by Council Member Faria and carried unanimously, the City Council denied the Appeal and upheld the Board of Zoning Adjustments' recommendations, with the modification that the approval of a five-year extension be reduced to a three-year extension.