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KAY: Again, back to—thank you for the question. Back to kind of covering bases, we have <br />the opportunity right now through conditioning this amendment request to from our side ensure <br />that it takes place. It's likely that DOT, well, certainly, any work that DOT requires would need <br />to be done in, on their facility, right? So, it's likely that they would require it in the future, but <br />we just want to make sure that we're covering our bases, and again, it's an existing condition that <br />was placed on this ordinance originally, and we want to maintain it because that was the <br />intention of the Department and the Commission pardon me, the Department, Commission, and <br />Council at the time. <br />CLARKSON: I understand that, but there's already been three of them. <br />KAY: Yeah. <br />CLARKSON: I can understand why the Applicant might be <br />KAY: —Well, so <br />CLARKSON: —tired of <br />KAY: —yeah— <br />CLARKSON: producing them. <br />KAY: Yeah, I understand. So, the second part of this condition not only says that they need to <br />produce it and submit it. It also says that and shall be approved prior to issuance of Final Plan <br />Approval. So far, we don't have an approved TIAR yet, except for the second one which was in <br />support of full -turn access, and so the mitigation requirements that were recommended in that <br />second TIAR are different than those that were recommended in the third and first TIAR. So, I <br />just want to make sure that those agencies had the opportunity to appropriately comment and <br />require those mitigations and that they're installed. <br />I did, and I'm sorry, I said my presentation was done. There were a few more things if I may <br />or if there are other questions, I can take those first and then <br />CLARKSON: I actually had a couple other— <br />KAY: Okay <br />CLARKSON: —minor questions. <br />KAY: Sure. <br />CLARKSON: I didn't notice, can this property be resubdivided into two since its zoned 40,000 <br />square feet and it's actually 88 or was that prohibited as part of the original consolidation? <br />KAY: There was no prohibition that I'm aware of. <br />EXHIBIT A <br />9 <br />