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that the applicant has brought color samples, which were then presented to the <br />Commissioners. <br />Commissioner Narum noted that there was no change from the original color proposed. <br />Mr. Otto explained that the colors shown on the colored elevations at the Work Session <br />were computer - generated colors; what is being presented tonight are actual color chips. <br />Chair Blank commented that the bleed might not have been just right on the print, and <br />the Commission can now get a sense from the chips of what the colors really look like. <br />Commissioner O'Connor referred to a color board that was placed against the podium <br />on the floor and inquired if that was the color board for the buildings. <br />Mr. Otto replied that that color board is for the parking garage building. <br />Chair Blank complimented and thanked staff for indexing the slides corresponding to <br />Exhibit B elevations in the packet. He noted that this is a significant improvement and <br />helps the Commissioners a lot in terms of their ability to follow along and get a real <br />close and personal look at the pictures. <br />Mr. Otto acknowledged the compliment. <br />Commissioner Narum asked Mr. Otto to display the project layout slide once more and <br />point out where the playground equipment or the open space amenities for children is <br />located. <br />Mr. Otto pointed out the tot lot on the picture and then zoomed -in to the central open <br />space area where the tot lot was located. <br />Commissioner Narum noted that at the Work Session, the Commission talked about an <br />open area for children to run around. <br />Mr. Otto pointed out a field area as well as slightly smaller one above the bocce ball <br />court. <br />Commissioner O'Connor inquired how big that open field was. <br />Mr. Otto replied that he would defer that question as well as other questions relating to <br />the details of the project to the applicant. <br />Commissioner Pearce referred to Sheet L1.03 and noted that the open space hierarchy <br />legend mentions "semi- private" and "semi- public." She stated they sound like the same <br />thing and inquired what the difference is between them. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 27, 2013 Page 26 of 48 <br />IL <br />