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ALAMEDA:Sure. Commissioner Rho? <br />ROE:First, I know I’m not supposed to ask him a question but I will, anyway. <br />How many cars would be in that parking lot? You can only -. <br />COUSIN:Between 150 and 175 cars. <br />ROE:Okay. So in the previous project that we denied, there’d be a 120 parking <br />spaces; and these are cars that have 15,000 to maybe 150,000 miles on them. I’m talking about <br />the previous project in the parking lot; and they’re probably closer to the water than this project. <br />So, in my view, if there’s a requirement for brand new cars in the parking lot to have this <br />filtration, then whenever there’s another project that comes up that needs a Special Management <br />Area, whatever that is called, then we need to consider making that a requirement. I mean, I’m <br />all for the environment and whatever. I’m just saying if you’re making a requirement for this <br />project, the next project that comes up I’ll be sure to bring that up. Because if you look at my <br />garage, you’ll see this mark in the garage for two cars. I know of a condominium on Oahu that <br />asked the owners to clean that up; and if you don’t clean it up, they hire people to clean it up. <br />So, for every parking space that we have, we need to get everybody to clean up their oil spillage, <br />or whatever that’s, I mean, I don’t even know what it’s called. I just wanted to say that. Thank <br />you. <br />ALAMEDA:Sure. And that’s a good, that’s part of the discussion for that second <br />motion. Is there another discussion on the item before we ask for a roll call on the second, the <br />amendment to the original motion. Commissioner Iwashita? <br />IWASHITA:I think that’s a good idea, so I made the motion. <br />ALAMEDA:Okay. Any other discussion for that? <br />GALDONES:It’s just clarification on the motion, if Mr. Iwashita could read the, repeat <br />his motion. <br />ALAMEDA:Sure. Mr. Iwashita? <br />IWASHITA:My motion is, subject to Commissioner Graham’s editing, my motion is to <br />add another condition requiring the installation of a filtration system around the drywells <br />intended to filter petroleum products and sediment in a form subject to review and approval by <br />the Director. <br />ALAMEDA:Is that the motion that you seconded, Commissioner Graham? <br />GRAHAM:Sure it is. <br />ALAMEDA:All right. Commissioner Galdones, is that a clarification enough? <br />GALDONES:Yes. Thank you, Mr. Chair. The difficulty I have with that amendment <br />that’s being introduced is whether that technology does exist at all and whether the Director is <br />EXHIBIT C <br />13 <br /> <br />
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