2021-07-15 Leeward Exh D (Amend SMA 286)

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YATES: So, I guess my concern is, because how much of an impact would that make to those, to the patients and people at Life Care. FUKE: Yeah, usually, Commissioner Yates, the impact would be associated during the construction period, and so the applicant is very mindful of that— YATES: hatYATES: Okay. FUKE: there are specific conditions relating to dust mitigation and noise mitigation as well. YATES: Okay. I had questions on cultural sites,but you did mention some of that, and I think I leave that to Mike; he is, he is smarter than I am on that. The other question that I had, you had 184 units, is that correct? FUKE: The maximum allowed would be 184 units YATES: Okay, but you only have 10 handicap parking? FUKE: The parking would have to be consistent with whatever the zoning code is, but based on this, then what's being preliminarily proposed stands, and I believe like that still excess of what is required. I think normally what happens is that when a person, when you have a project of this nature with separate buildings, it's incumbent upon the developer to at least have one handicap stall assigned to each structure. YATES: So each structure would have how many units? Approximately. FUKE: Yeah, it varies like eight to 10. YATES: Okay, well, yeah, okay so I mean, you know, and the reason I'm asking is because, you know, our population getting older and they are the ones that can usually afford to have a place FUKE: Understand YATES: —and so parking becomes a problem. And then I noticed that you have a clubhouse and recreation area, and those areas would probably need to have some handicap parking, and I think that's a concern. And, so, that was the reason for my question about the handicap parking FUKE: Yeah, I think your concern is very well taken. You know, as preliminarily proposed, they are suggesting like,proposing, you know, over 400 parking stalls, and the minimum requirement for parking, you know, for condominiums, you know, ranges from 1.25 to 1.5, depending on the number of bedrooms. So obviously, the project would have much more than its minimum required. So if there is a need for additional handicap stall, and I think it would behoove the developer to provide those kinds of accommodations, there is ample room on the site to accommodate. 6 EXHIBIT D