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Written Narrative 4439 Stoneridge Dr. Pleasanton Community Church History: J L ..,..~>,SA~TOtJ CITpI,Avivlf`7L9 DEPT, On May 11, 1988, Pleasanton Community Church was issued a conditional use permit (UP-88-11) to operate a local church at 4455 Stoneridge Dr. in Pleasanton. On April 18, 1989, that conditional use permit was modified (UP-89-11) to enable Pleasanton Community Church to expand into 4439 Stoneridge Dr., while keeping its former next door location (4455 Stoneridge Dr.). For the past 19 yeazs Pleasanton Community Church has operated out of both of these locations, serving the spiritual needs of the community. In 2003, Pleasanton Community Church received a conditional use permit from the City of Pleasanton (PCUP-84) to also offer anafter-school day Gaze program at the 4455 Stoneridge Dr. location. On Apri12, 2006, the congregation of Pleasanton Community Church merged with the congregation of Harvest Valley Christian Church, pastored by Rev. Garry Senna. The entity of Pleasanton Community Church continues to exist for various purposes, but in essence the two churches have merged into one. The Fountain Church now rents the former church sanctuary of Pleasanton Community Church (4439). On May 10, 2006, Pleasanton Community Church was issued a conditional use permit (PCUP-166) to operate an after care program using both of its facilities (4439 and 4455 Stoneridge Dr., Pleasanton, 94588). Pleasanton Community Church is now considering selling Building 4455 and moving both afters-chool programs over to Building 4439. We have been informed by the City of Pleasanton Planning Department that a new use conditional use permit will be required on 4439 Stoneridge Dr. for this purpose. Building 4439 is presently permitted to operate as a church (PCUP-166; UP-88-11; UP- 89-11;POUP-84; PCUP-143). The two after-care programs will meet in the church sanctuary during the afternoon Monday through Friday. The church will continue to meet in the same area during evenings and weekends. Both the church and the after-caze programs will use the same classrooms to be constructed. The church currently has two afternoon programs. One is a church sponsored after school daycare program (PCUP-84) that has a daily enrollment of 32 elementary school children. Students are picked up by a church van from local elementary schools. The other is anafter-school tutoring program (PCUP-143) that is operated by a third party that leases the church facility. The tutoring program has a maximum of 25 students.