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complex if there were any further problems. (The mediator's conclusions regarding the negotiations are presented in a memo dated June 30, 1996.) By letter of June 6, 1996, the petitioners indicated that while they appreciated Mr. Sullivan's efforts, they remained unsatisfied with the situation. They therefore asked the City to proceed with their request that the approval be reconsidered. PROCEDURAL HISTORY OF CITY'S MODIFICATION A petition signed by 59 residents of Harold Avenue and dated February 26, 1996 seeking reconsideration and/or revocation of the Approval was received by the City of San Leandro. The residents cited problems with traffic, speeding, impacted on -street parking, littering and illicit activity in their petition. Following mediation of the problem between petitioners and Mr. Sullivan, petitioners continued to find the situation unsatisfactory and requested that the Council move forward with its reconsideration of the permit. Because of the nature of the problem, the staff referred the matter to the Planning Commission so that it could make findings and a recommendation for action by the City Council, pursuant to San Leandro Zoning Code Section 5-2906, Subsection (A) of Section 5-2906 states: Upon determination by the Zoning Enforcement Official that there are reasonable grounds for revocation of a use permit, variance, development plan approval, or other discretionary approval authorized by this Code, a revocation hearing shall be set by the Zoning Enforcement Official before the Board of Zoning Adjustment, the Site Development Sub -Commission, the Planning Commission or the City Council, whichever took final previous action on the permit, except for appeals. The person or body that conducts the hearing allowed by Section 5-2906 A, may revoke the permit at issue upon making one or more of the following findings: 1. That the permit was issued on the basis of erroneous or misleading information or misrepresentation; G:UOANN\SMORrMRESFINDC. CC