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VITOUSEK: And, I mean, I completely support that, and I think that, you know, in addition to that, I would say that if the project hasn't reached substantial, or hasn't started, hasn't, you know, progressed past where it is now after the end of this extension period, the same thing would apply where they've got to come back for the SMA in addition to the zoning. DARROW: So that might be another part that we would place in there, that if an additional extension of time is needed, the applicant needs to bring back the SMA, as well as the Change of Zone. VITOUSEK: Yeah, that's what I'm asking for, yeah. DARROW: Okay, so that could be added to the last condition, Christian. DARROW: I'm sorry, you're muted. KAY: You've been trying to do that to me for years. [Laughter.] You have suggested language that seemed like a two-part condition, so I want to make sure that I captured it. DARROW: It looks like the last condition, Condition R, where it says, "If the applicant(s), successors, or assigns should require an additional extension of time, the Planning Department shall submit the request for," I would place in something like "the amendment to the Change of Zone, as well as the SMA permit to the Commission and Council for appropriate action." So we don't find ourselves in the same situation where the SMA is just kind of being dragged along with the Change of Zone. VITOUSEK: Yeah. KAY: So the Planning Department shall submit the request— DARROW: Of the amendment to KAY: Planning Commission for the SMA and to the Council for the Rezone Ordinance for appropriate action. DARROW: Well, they both go to the Commission, right? KAY: Correct. DARROW: So I would just say that the Planning Department will submit the applicant's request of an amendment to the Change of Zone and SMA permit to the Planning Commission and Council for appropriate action. 17 DRAFT