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Zendo Kern, Planning Director
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for it to be valid or can he sort of do an unfriendly amendment and if we all vote on it then it <br /> becomes friendly? Just a question. <br /> HALL: Yeah, I mean,both procedures are correct. Usually to simplify things we try to have <br /> one motion so, if, if you don't agree with his motion then you can withdraw your motion, <br /> somebody else can make that motion or we can do where we keep your first motion but the <br /> motion for the amendment must be voted on separately so, yeah, it can be done either way but <br /> usually like to make it simple with one motion with everything together. <br /> GALIMBA: Thank you and I like keeping things simple as well. But I do, you know I think <br /> now we're sort of in an unofficial discussion segment on this on these motions so, I'm just going <br /> to discuss. So, I get your point Commissioner Clarkson however, I think I mean you're wanting <br /> to create a precedent, I think from a practical point of view it doesn't really make a difference it <br /> sounds like on this, but you want to sort of start to create a precedent. I'm a little, I get that point <br /> on this particular project however, in general I think there might be a case, there might be cases <br /> where a previous land use decision may not be as valid you know 29 years later as <br /> Coinrnissioner Replogle pointed out. <br /> So, I'm a little bit leery about just saying lets you know completely do away with time limits on <br /> land use reclassifications. So, I don't know whose philosophical point should win right here <br /> today and as I said I don't really have a strong opinion on this so, I just wanted to discuss and <br /> then I will accept your amendment to my motion so that we can move ahead. <br /> CLARKSON: I'd just like to point out the previous rezone application did not have a time limit. <br /> So, it's not like this is completely out of left field. <br /> GALIMBA: Got it. So, I'll accept your amendment and let's, let's go. <br /> REPLOGLE: Okay, so,just for clarity's sake we have one motion with an amendment on the <br /> table and Mr. Clarkson if you would repeat it again before we do the roll call. <br /> CLARKSON: My amendment if that's what we're still talking about was to delete Condition C. <br /> KERN: Mr. Chair, I understand that Commissioner Galimba adopted that into her motion so it's <br /> to send the recommendation forward to the Commission with a favorable recommendation with <br /> the deletion of Condition C. As one clean move. <br /> REPLOGLE: Yes. Okay, for the third time would staff take the role— <br /> JACKSON: Excuse me Chair Replogle? <br /> REPLOGLE: Oh wait, wait. <br /> JACKSON: So if I may— <br /> REPLOGLE: Yes. <br /> 9 <br /> EXHIBIT C(DRAFT) <br />
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