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they certainly hope that does not happen. He indicated that the garages will probably have some sort of gate access on them and they can hopefully monitor that. Commissioner Ritter inquired if the parking is for employee -only Mr. Griggs said yes, presumably. He added that as regards the discussion about Workday occupying all five of the buildings, he stated that there are 50 tenants in the building, all of whom have leases which the ownership will certainly acknowledge. He added that he does not think there is a pre- determined plan whatsoever that Workday will continue to occupy all the buildings; it is really contingent upon growth. He stated that they hope this new project will provide a relief valve for a lot of that. Acting Chair O'Connor asked staff if they got what they needed. Mr. Dolan said yes. No action was taken. Chair Olson joined the Commissioners back at the dais. d. PUD -98 & P13 -2518, CarMax Work Session to review and receive comments on applications for PUD Development Plan and Sign Design Review to construct an automobile dealership consisting of an approximately 13,064- square -foot sales and presentation building, approximately 45,000- square -foot service building, vehicle sales display area, non - public car wash, project signage, and related site improvements on approximately 19.66 acres of the Auto Mall site at Staples Ranch. Zoning for the property is PUD -C (Planned Unit Development — Commercial) District. Shweta Bonn presented the staff report and described the scope, layout, and key elements of the proposal. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Keith Henderson, CarMax, thanked Ms. Bonn for a great job of summarizing their project and stated that they are excited to be here and get your feedback on their project. He then made a quick presentation on CarMax because this would be one of their first stores in the Bay Area, and there is not as much an awareness of who they are, and a lot of times when people hear about a car dealer, it brings up images that are not exactly favorable. Mr. Henderson stated that they are a used car retailer that started in Richmond, Virginia back in 1993 and has grown to become a Fortune 500 company. He indicated that they have about 150 stores in 55 different markets, and they are growing at the rate of about 10 -15 stores a year. He noted that for ten years in a row, they have been named as one of Fortune magazine's best 100 companies to work for, which is something we are very proud PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, February 12, 2014 Page 28 of 38