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tenants they have talked to have only expressed an interest if there is some sort of visibility to the street. Commissioner Nagler commented that the point is when this remodel occurs, it will look like a uniform development. Mr. Berger said that is the plan. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Commissioner Balch stated that he thinks it is an excellent project and that his only concern is the pedestrians who are going to park and walk to the coffee shop. He noted that the queue might be longer than people expected because those who want their coffee will be educated enough to get to this location in the shopping center. He indicated that he sees Commissioner O'Connor's comment that when people see that the queue is longer than 12 cars, they will park immediately, turning left into those first rows and then crossing over the drive aisle which has the landscaped berm. Commissioner O'Connor noted that repeat purchasers who come to this location will figure it out very quickly that if they want to park on the northwest side, they can walk and get there without crossing any cars. Commissioner Balch agreed. Chair Allen stated that she thinks the same thing and it is minor. She inquired if there possibly could be signage for the parking spots on the north end saying something like reserving those spaces for people who are walking in. Commissioner O'Connor suggested a ten - minute parking restriction. Chair Allen that would be good or something that just implies that those are spots for people who are going to use the pedestrian window. She noted that it would provide just a better opportunity for customers to use those spots that way. Mr. Berger stated that the 99 Ranch lease will restrict them from doing dedicated parking but that he does not have a problem putting short-term parking signs there. Ms. Hagen suggested certain parking spots could be designated for Starbuck's pedestrian parking during its peak hours of 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and before 99 Ranch opens its business at 10:00 a.m. Mr. Berger indicated that he does not have a problem with that. Commissioner Balch asked Ms. Hagen which parking spaces she is talking about. Ms. Hagen pointed to the three adjacent spaces farthest to the north. Commissioner Piper commented that no one would be parking there as 99 Ranch is not going to be open then. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, October 28, 2015 Page 7 of 15