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7. Potential Impacts to Biological Resources (plants, amphibians, insects, birds, <br />etc.) — Does the Commission wish to provide any comments at this time? <br />Commissioner Narum stated that as discussed earlier, this is a tradeoff between view <br />versus the biological resources and finding the balance there. She indicated that this is <br />a difficult thing to do, and the Commission needs to be conservative on the house <br />height and the size so houses can be built in places that are going to be less harmful or <br />have less of an impact on the biological resources, while at the same time trying to <br />minimize the view impacts from below. <br />Commissioner Pearce noted that is a good point. She added that she would like to <br />mitigate any impact like that. <br />Chair Pentin stated that this plan versus the previous plans is getting to a point of less <br />and less impact, which is a good thing. He indicated that he is not an engineer but that <br />it appears to him like the pad placements do minimize those impacts. He once again <br />noted the lack of open space but added that there technically is a lot of open space that <br />gets preserved regardless of whether or not it is open to the public. <br />Commissioner Olson indicated that it was his understanding that the SEIR has been <br />initiated and noted that it would be very instructive on this topic as well. <br />No action was taken. <br />Questions Regarding Recused Commissioners <br />In connection with Commission members recusing themselves due to a conflict of <br />interest, Chair Pentin inquired if a Commissioner can return to the meeting as a citizen <br />after leaving the dais. <br />Ms. Seto replied that she would be happy to clarify the recusal requirement, whether the <br />Commissioner needs to be in the other room or can be in the audience, or how the <br />Commissioner can address the Commission when it involves his /her residence. <br />Commissioner O'Connor inquired if a Commissioner can come back and actually <br />address the Commission once he /she is recused. <br />Ms. Seto said yes, but only with regard to his /her residence and not to a business <br />property that he /she owns. <br />Chair Pentin stated for clarification purposes that he recused himself whenever a Valley <br />Business Park item comes up but that he has been told by Assistant City Attorney Julie <br />Harryman that he can leave the room and come back as a private citizen and speak in <br />front of this Commission as long as he recuses himself first. He noted that this entails a <br />business item. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 28, 2012 Page 30 of 33 <br />
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