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the study to figure out where they should go and start working with the PDA. It's one of those things that is its own effort and will need to get prioritized and into the work plan so we can get the resources to do that work. Commissioner Brown: One other thought was that I had jury duty on Monday and I had to drive to Oakland. In the parking garage there on the second level almost like when you came in, they had what you called low energy chargers that would minimize the drain on the grid and then higher capacity ones on the 8`h floor of this parking garage, with the premise being that if you're going to park in there all day, you probably want the convenience of parking on the 1st or 2nd floor and you can charge at a lower rate. If you really want to create charge, you will need to go further for that, so something just to consider. Commissioner Balch: I'd like a variable so and then I can adjust for the person on the fly. Commissioner O'Connor: That's what I was going to say. Where could you put it downtown if it takes 5 hours to charge and you're in a 3 hour parking space? Commissioner Brown: That was my point. If you were to consider it, maybe put the chargers on the edge of town to encourage people to use those under - utilized lots versus downtown. Anyway, that's the only reason I mentioned that. It sounds like it's your challenge right now. Beaudin: It's coming. Chair Ritter: I just want to say I enjoyed this part of the Commission meeting the most! I think I honestly like it when we can all just ask questions and we're upfront and we're not voting on anything and I think we're in the learning mode. I didn't know it's even conceivable or thought we might want to have parts on slow meetings where we might get an informational update maybe from Pleasanton Unified or the Police and Fire or an ADA update, or traffic update. I don't know, that's not a discussion thing, but more just to educate the Commission on what's going on in other parts of the City? Just a thought. I don't know if you guys are anti that or for it, but I thought this was real good to ask questions. Commissioner Brown: My only thought was that I hope these are not verbatim minutes because I'm not sure I was succinct. Chair Ritter: I thought I would bring that up later, but is there a way we can ever get rid of verbatim and get back to summary minutes? Beaudin: It's something that we've talked about. There are definitely folks who appreciate being able to see everything that we've talked about said as they go ahead and make their decisions at the next level, so it's a conversation I can have. Commissioner O'Connor: They're not verbatim going through the entire staff report. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 24, 2016 Page 38 of 39