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AU: So, your intent is not really so, for the record what we are doing for this condition is where <br />the Director is recommending 1.8 stalls, you the Applicant originally is proposing what the Code <br />says which is 1.25 stalls but your intentions is to come in somewhere in between. I just want to <br />clarify what we are dealing with in this condition. Because the Director wants something, <br />Applicant wants something, but your intentions is one thing. Maybe if you can give us a <br />proposed request other than the Commissioner then maybe we can deal with that rather than just, <br />you follow me? <br />ROCK: I think I do, and we have discussed this internally with our development team. One <br />MS.proposal might be to try to split the difference and perhaps set a minimum standard of 1.5 stalls <br />per unit. If I may do the math, I had that in my mind and now I forgot. Let's say it's around a <br />hundred (100) anybody has a calculator. I apologize I should have'l`acthat in front of me. <br />Anyway, at a 1.5 ratio it is somewhat of a compromise positio wher6-_We :can increase the <br />minimum, but we can maintain the window of results that-, -`are, ad"Ceptable for the affordable <br />housing development. Again, our preference is to keegthe window so that thMounty Code <br />establishes the floor, and the ceiling can be anything: Apparently, having as miU4kparking as <br />possible is also a good thing. So, where is the ceiling that. <br />But as a compromise position I think it would be reasonable_from our .standpoint if we did a 1.5 <br />parking ratio requirement because I think with our current site=plan what we anticipate for the <br />review process it should offer enough flex b` l_ iy _that we can mdk6bodest changes if it's <br />necessary and satisfy all the County's cond tiA9 == t_-1.5 on the stall think we are in very good <br />shape for the needs of our residents._ - <br />AU: So, 1.5 stalls would-be off of64-units would-be ninety-six (96). I don't know if the <br />Manager's unit would_ _count but; 6a�units would U;e 96 stalls. So, if that is what the Applicant is <br />requesting my next :q est ;Qns is to�V istian. Ho wF vould we move forward if he is verbally <br />saying he is requesting if, the "—" 41 _5 how would we riiove forward? Or is that an official— <br />YEE: Christian:l'et e -chimed f hristian. <br />YEE: So, o this discussion aro_ and parking we were left with something from the original <br />ordinance thatWsd�there would be zero to 60% more than "—" the minimum requirement. I <br />wished they would bt have opened it up to so much vagueness around that could be I% or there <br />could be 60%. Righi;%W where in there or even zero right. So, part of it was did they mean <br />thirty (30) percent, did` they mean forty-five (45) percent we landed on the number of 1.8 which <br />was something they had shown us that we thought was reasonable and so that's what I put in, <br />Clearly what I wanted was to move away from the vagueness of zero to 60% and to put some <br />kind of harder number in there. Whether or not its 1.5, whether its 1.8 the Commission concern <br />and decide. You heard James's arguments for it. I'm a little concern if we, I know his intentions <br />as that we look at it, I know they are going off their experience in Hawaii and what that number <br />needs to be. I know they want to be able to serve their residents. So, it's this balancing act of us <br />EXHIBIT A (DRAFT) <br />19 <br />