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VAN PERNIS: Can you answer that question? <br /> FUKE: The specific answer is no, I don't know how many new homes were constructed in that <br /> area, no, sir. <br /> CARR SMITH: Mr. Van Pernis, are you asking that as it relates to traffic or what, what's the <br /> relativity here? <br /> VAN PERNIS: I'm asking a question regarding traffic in that area. Are you still proposing 500 <br /> stalls, as the staff indicated, for the commercial area? <br /> FUKE: Well, the commercial, the number of parking stalls is directly tied into what the Zoning <br /> Code says; the Zoning Code says if you have a retail area, then the minimum parking <br /> requirement is 1 stall for every 300 square feet. And if you are going to <br /> VAN PERNIS: What was the staff said, the original construction of commercial area included <br /> 500 parking stalls. The staff then said the amount of commercial area was reduced but did not <br /> say whether the number of parking stalls was reduced. Do you know whether it was reduced or <br /> not? <br /> FUKE: Logic would say that the parking would be, the parking would be reduced, because if <br /> you are reducing it by 20,000 square feet, then, you know, mathematically there should have <br /> been a reduction by 20,000 divided by 300. I don't know what the number is. <br /> VAN PERNIS: So the <br /> CARR SMITH: I believe that would be addressed to the planning level as well, not at this <br /> rezoning. <br /> HALL: Sixty-six less stalls. <br /> CARR SMITH: Sorry? <br /> HALL: Sixty-six less stalls. <br /> CARR SMITH: Sixty-six less stalls. <br /> HALL: If my math is right. <br /> VAN PERNIS: May I ask the developer? Excuse me, sir, did you say you had worked with this <br /> group before? <br /> VAN BERGEN: Yes. <br /> VAN PERNIS: And what group was that? <br /> 25 <br /> EXHIBIT D <br />