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Commissioner Blank proposed another amendment that if some incident occurs <br />that may not be reported in the local newspaper or in the media or the incidents <br />continue to occur, staff notify the Commission immediately so that this can be <br />scheduled for the very next meeting with the appropriate notice. <br />Commissioner Pearce requested clarification that Option 3, and not Option 4, is the <br />option recommended by the Chief of Police and the Director of Community <br />Development. <br />Commissioner Blank indicated that he has explained why he chose Option 4. <br />Commissioner Pearce stated that she does not hear support for starting at 250 and <br />moving it up to 300, but hears support for starting at the maximum number and then <br />moving up. <br />Commissioner Blank noted that it would be only if a certain set of conditions are met. <br />Commissioner Pearce said that she hears this, despite the fact that it is a numbers <br />game, and what the Chief was saying that the PD does not have the personnel for the <br />larger numbers despite the lack of incidences. She added that she just wants to be fair. <br />Commissioner Blank asked Commissioner Pearce if she is prepared to say that if this <br />club went two years without a single incident, she would not increase the number above <br />300. <br />Commissioner Pearce replied that she is not talking two years but two or three months. <br />Commissioner Blank stated that he is not suggesting that after two months, the <br />Commission automatically increases the number. He explained that what it says is that <br />within the next 30 days, if the club complies with all the different approvals, the Planning <br />Commission can consider increasing the number. He added that the Commission can <br />still say no. <br />Chair Pentin added that staff and the Chief of Police will have to come back and say <br />that it's okay to increase the number, and if they do not, then he is not moving off of 300. <br />Commissioner Olson stated he is not either. <br />Commissioner Blank agreed. <br />Commissioner Pearce stated that the Commission ought to be very clear about that <br />then. <br />Chair Pentin indicated that he thinks it is very clear. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, February 8, 2012 Page 20 of 23 <br />