Exemptions / RR-2026-000246
Accessory dwelling unit, owner on site
PendingCase RR-2026-000246 · 1439 N Chester Ave · APN 5750-285-286, Unit A · requested by Rosa Fischer on Oct 9, 2026 11:19 AM
Claim
- Exemption type
- Accessory dwelling unit, owner on site
- Basis
- ADU on an owner-occupied single-family lot
- Required documents
- ADU permit; proof of residence
- Applies to
- Unit A, Vacant for Rent
- Property
- Fourplex, 4 units, built 2015
Owner's declaration
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the unit identified in this claim qualifies for the exemption "Accessory dwelling unit, owner on site" and that the supporting documents attached are true and correct copies.
Submitted documents
| Document | Uploaded | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADU permit adu-permit.pdf | Oct 9, 2026 11:15 AM | 360 KB | Open |
| Signed declaration declaration-signed.pdf | Oct 9, 2026 11:17 AM | 120 KB | Open |
Document review assist
The uploaded documents confirm a building permit for a new detached accessory dwelling unit at the subject property with a passed final inspection. However, the specific proof of owner residence required for this exemption is not included in the provided text.
What the documents show
- ADU permit (adu-permit.pdf): Shows a valid building permit and passed final inspection for a new ADU at the claimed address.
- Signed declaration (declaration-signed.pdf): Contains Rosa Fischer's sworn statement claiming the exemption for Unit A.
Possibly missing
- Proof of owner residence document is absent from the uploaded files.
Check before deciding
- Verify if a separate proof of residence document was intended to be uploaded but failed to attach.
- Confirm that the owner currently resides in Unit A as claimed in the declaration.
- Check if any other documents in the registry system contain the missing proof of residence.
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Case history
- Oct 9, 2026Exemption claim submittedRosa Fischer