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WATANABE:L3 to that? DARROW:The question remained whether or not L3 was accessory to the remainder of the facility or specifically for the campground. WATANABE:Uh huh. DARROW:Now that were sure its specific to the campground well add it. WATANABE:Insert L3 right after L2. DARROW:Correct. WATANABE:Okay. DARROW:Thank you. SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioner Salavea? SALAVEA:Thank you Madame Chair. Im in support of the concept of the project. I thinkitsveryusefulandneededbythecommunityespeciallytheideaaboutproviding community meeting space and also areas for I guess small entrepreneurs that type of activities. I do however have a problem of approving I guess the number and size of the buildings only because of my concerns for their uses. In the write up the Director pointed out in my opinion and how I feel its so broad based that it could in the future and Im not saying that this would happen. But I- as one of my responsibilities I have to think of the what ifs and the possibilities of what could happen. And with such broad uses available for those buildings possibly a bidding war for the space. I mean its intended to provide community access but as we know premium space, demand, supply and demand can sometimes become a driving force on who gets to use the space so thats my concern and excuse me this question would be more for Director Yuen. I was thinking in future terms if this property was to ever be conveyed or transferred from the current owners to someone else would the buildings that were or I guess the buildings and their uses approved through Special Permit be applicable? So that we can be, the Commission can be assured that say if we did approve just for argument purposes Buildings A, B that they wont- they wouldnt be converted by the next owner into say something more industrial or so a higher use. YUEN:Well the permit and the conditions run with the land. So its important that we put what we want in the conditions because otherwise its like that saying that good fences make good neighbors, good conditions make for good enforcement because the more clearer that it is the easier it is for both sides to understand and to enforce. SALAVEA:Thank you. And thats where my concern arises because of the language that the application is written in it is such a broad spectrum of uses that basically to me it looks you know almost anything under the sun can be brought in and qualify for- to use the space. And so, we want to- and that presents a problem for the County and the Planning Department EXHIBIT B 30