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WATANABE: No, no. We’re not even limiting to just the insurance, so if she wants to <br />do piano lessons she could do that, too. Right? <br />BOWMAN: Okay, so the whole -. <br />WATANABE: But the scope really and the real concern here was traffic, not whether it <br />was piano lessons, or insurance, or, you know, selling mortgages. <br />BOWMAN: Okay. But I just understood that it was going to be limited to the cottage, <br />well the cottage would be converted for office uses. So what we’re saying is that actually even <br />the home could be, right? Just so I’m clear. <br />WATANABE: Well, when you change the zoning -. <br />BOWMAN: Okay, everything. <br />WATANABE: You’re changing the entire lot. <br />BOWMAN: Okay, thank you. <br />ALAMEDA: Yeah, Mr. Chairman, real quick? <br />WATANABE: Yes. <br />ALAMEDA: Because, you know, the whole 125 percent bigger than, what does that <br />translate to? Like what is the size of the property now and if you go 125 percent how big will <br />that be? I mean, get down to the nitty -. So 2,275 square feet, what is 125 percent of that or <br />whatever? Another 500 feet, so the dwelling won’t be bigger than 2,500 square feet, something <br />like that, or 3,000 square feet? How does it translate? <br />WATANABE: I don’t know what the existing is. Does anyone know? Yes, Mr. Darrow. <br />DARROW: The existing is 2,200. <br />ALAMEDA: Right. So 25 percent of that, so 3,000 square feet.We’re not going to see <br />a structure larger than 3,000 square feet, about like that? <br />DARROW: Correct. <br />ALAMEDA: Okay. <br />WATANABE: That’s not very large. Yes? <br />SIRACUSA: I was more concerned with, not so much with the size of the structure but <br />the quality, you know, basically. Cause I could see where you would put up a steel building <br />that’s 125 feet, you know, they come in all sizes. <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />22 <br /> <br />