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STANDARD HOME TRACK required). Step 9b: Appeal Period. There is a 15 -day appeal period after the ZA decision where the decision can be appealed to Planning Commission or called up to the City Council. Mt. Carmel Historic District 9.A - Page 7 HISTORIC TRACK consistency with the Secretary of Interior Standards. Notice will be provided to property owners and residents within 300 feet of the subject site ten days in advance of each hearing. The PC is the decision- making body for the AP. Step 9b: Appeal Period. There is a 15 -day appeal period after the PC review where the decision can be appealed to or called up by City Council. The General Plan organizes the City into generalized neighborhood types that embody certain architectural styles, densities, and street treatments. According to Figure BE -3 of the General Plan, the Mt. Carmel neighborhood is generally in the Historic Influence Low Density Neighborhood Typology area. Although there is no policy that specifically states that the Mt. Carmel District should be studied as a historic neighborhood, the narrative on Page BE -208 states the following, "The potential exists for creating additional historic districts within the city, particularly in areas around Downtown and EI Camino Real, as well as in early neighborhoods located southwest of EI Camino Real." In addition, Mt. Carmel's neighborhood typology has the following General Plan goal and polices: • General Plan Goal (BE-5):Retain the unique character of the Historic Influence Low Density Neighborhoods" • Policy BE -5.1: Require that new construction, additions, renovations, and infill development be sensitive to neighborhood context, historic development patterns, and building form and scale (for example, second stories, detached garages, setbacks, enhanced front entrances). • Policy BE -5.2: Require that residential units be designed to sustain the high-level of architectural design quality that characterizes Redwood City's Historic Influence Low Density Neighborhoods.