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ALAMEDA:That€s a good question, Commissioner Siracusa. Thank you. <br />Other questions? Commissioner Iwashita, you had a question? <br />IWASHITA:Under the current Plan Approval, how many stalls are going to be <br />built? <br />WATANABE:I believe it€s 69. <br />IWASHITA:Sixty-nine? <br />WATANABE:I believe that€s what€s on the write-up, 69 including 3 handicapped <br />stalls. <br />DARROW:ThisispartofExhibitA.WithintheApplicant€ssubmittalunder <br />Plan Approval, you€ll see the listed amounts of parking there. They have a total of 69 <br />stalls and 3 stalls would need to be handicap accessible. <br />IWASHITA:Can I ask the Applicant or whoever, and how many more stalls can <br />be put on this property with this proposed plan? <br />FUKE:I can answer that question. Basically, the number of stalls, unless <br />the Code changes, would be limited to what you see on the plan right now and, so -. <br />IWASHITA:No, I€m sorry, I€m not asking what the Code allows. I€m asking <br />physically on the property -. <br />FUKE:Sixty-nine. <br />IWASHITA:I€m asking physically on the property, how many more stalls is it <br />possible to be marked? <br />FUKE:Without compromising landscaping requirement, none. <br />IWASHITA:None. So it€s maxed out? <br />FUKE:Correct. <br />IWASHITA:So I guess, in my mind, if that€s the case and 69 is basically the <br />number for industrial use, right, or, you know -. If it€s not warehouse but it€s industrial <br />use, I don€t see how it€s possible to put commercial use on this property without getting <br />the additional parking off-site because you don€t have enough stalls. And with that <br />concern, of these two uses that, you know, the planned uses with these doctors, are there <br />uses for first floor space? <br />RICKENBACH:It€s for second floor space. <br />6EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />