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SCHLUETER: Can I, can I step in real quick? So once the motion is seconded, so a motion to <br /> amend, we second the motion to amend, we can discuss the motion to amend—Did we, we got <br /> the second, so we are in discussion, right? <br /> VITOUSEK: Yep. <br /> SCHLUETER: Okay,please proceed. Just making sure. <br /> VITOUSEK: Okay. Go ahead, Commissioner DeFranco. <br /> DEFRANCO: So my concern about agreeing to that is if it took longer than 30 days for them to <br /> get their answer, then they are on the agenda, and then they don't have their answer. So I'm just <br /> wondering if there is a way to word it, so that we are sensitive to everybody's timing on this. I <br /> don't even know what our agenda is exactly for the next month. So maybe there is a way to <br /> word this and to honor Commissioner Van Pernis's thought thinking that sooner is better, and I <br /> think I'm in agreement with that, sooner is better, but I don't want to put it so tightly. That's just <br /> my opinion. <br /> VITOUSEK: Commissioner Van Pernis. <br /> VAN PERNIS: Yes, I don't think Ms. DeFranco's comment has any merit. If it's not decided in <br /> 30 days, at the August hearing we can make another motion for deferral for another date. Under, <br /> thinking of that last commentator of-60 days or 90 days or 12030 days will get everybody to <br /> move quickly. And we have to think, or I think we have to be sensitive to the time requirements <br /> for the gym money. So I think we should limit it to the August meeting, and if for some reason <br /> we think we should go further, a motion can be made then. <br /> VITOUSEK: Okay, that makes sense to me where if at the conclusion of the 30 days, the next <br /> meeting, if we feel like we still need more information, we can request another deferral at that <br /> time. So I'd be comfortable with the language as presented. Are there any other discussion? <br /> KERN: Mr. Chair, I just want, if I could just clarify, so you folks, we are going to have DPW <br /> comment, they'll show up at the next hearing, and then you are asking for a rough cost <br /> differential between whether it be on the right side of the road or left side of the road <br /> VITOUSEK: Not necessa-what I'm asking for is the applicant to analyze the feasibility of <br /> whether that makes sense for them to do it on which side of the road. You know, they don't have <br /> to do a rough cost analysis—if they've done that already, terrific but if they can look at the <br /> feasibility and whether it would be easier to do it on that side or the other side, that will be great <br /> to have that information for the next meeting. <br /> MOOERS: I think we can get that information; I think we have that information already. But it <br /> seems to me the real question is whether Public Works will allow us to build that on the other <br /> side. <br /> 19 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />