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SPRINGER:Okay, thank you. So, members, we have before us a motion for deferral. <br />It has been moved by Commissioner Graham and seconded by Commissioner McCall to follow <br />the Planning DirectorÓs recommendation for deferral of this item before us. Is there any further <br />discussion on the motion to defer? <br />KUBOTA:Madam Chair? <br />SPRINGER:Commissioner Kubota. <br />KUBOTA:IÓd like to speak against the motion. And my primary reason is that, we <br />went over this at the last meeting. But for Mr. McCall who was not here at the last meeting, let <br />me just highlight some of my objections to it. I feel that, first and foremost, fairness and <br />consistency of implementing our rules ought to be the foundation. In this particular case, <br />although the Planning Director makes a good cause, by his estimation, of having to defer it, I feel <br />that whatever rationale he uses for deferment could have been used, is used for other applications <br />as well. And, at the same time, what we have done is -. Well, the first argument that the <br />Planning Director, the answer that he gave me last month was that itÓs an unformed idea, this <br />project is very nebulous. Well, they have a conceptual plan presented to us. And I feel that all <br />applicants submit to us conceptual plans. And the conceptual plans are merely plans that they <br />hope they can build up to. TheyÓre not formed in concrete. Even as far as developers coming <br />into it, investors coming into it, no more price -, every applicant that comes to us, maybe not <br />every one but most of them that come to us, I donÓt think they have all their investors lined up, so <br />to speak. So, you know, as long as the Applicant comes within the law, the rules that we have to <br />work with, I think every applicant ought to be treated in the same manner. <br />I was reminded that past practice is not always the best way. However, it gives some <br />consistency and some assurance to the public and to consultants when they work with their <br />clients of what to expect, how to advise, and so forth. So I feel that the Planning DirectorÓs <br />rationale for deferment of this particular SMA is unfounded; and I just donÓt go along with it. <br />So, therefore, I speak against it. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you, Commissioner Kubota. Commissioner McCall, you have any <br />follow-up? <br />MCCALL:Not really. I did read the transcripts, though I wasnÓt here last month. <br />YouÓve got a good argument that, you know, perhaps we should, yo <br />see where we are, and just to be fair to the Applicant. So -. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioners? I have a question for the Applicant. Was <br />this notion of bifurcating the items presented to you in discussions with the Director? <br />DARROW:Not until we were made aware of it at the last Planning C <br />meeting. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you. Mr. Director? <br />6 <br /> <br />
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