Harrington

*423 Defendants and respondents the City of Davis (City) and the City Council of the City of Davis (City Council) approved a conditional use permit authorizing the use of a single family home in a residential zoning district as professional office space for three therapists. Petitioner and appellant Michael Harrington, who lives next door, filed a petition for an administrative writ of mandate asking the trial court to set aside the conditional use permit. The trial court denied the petition.

Harrington seeks review of the trial court's denial of the petition for mandate. He contends (1) the conditional use permit violates an ordinance prohibiting parking in the front yard setback, (2) the issuance of the conditional use permit resulted in a change in occupancy triggering accessible parking requirements under the California Building Standards Code (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 24, pt. 2) (Building Code), (3) the conditional use permit contemplates alterations triggering the accessible parking requirements, (4) the City Council failed to make sufficient findings to support a conclusion that compliance with accessible parking requirements would be technically infeasible, and the findings…