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so that at no time could a decision of this body be invalidated by my sitting for the decision or putting my vote in. So I just caution you when going on this route that there could be personal reasons as well that you should probably consider fully. Commissioner Allen: You are absolutely correct, and so all I want to do is understand what we learn and based on that, if there would be a perception issue, I certainly would take that into effect, as I've done on other task forces before. Commissioner Balch: Personally, I'm fine with rolling the dice and letting the time roll and trying to give you that time. I'll be honest —I would not sit in the seat until it is fully resolved. Commissioner Allen: Absolutely, I would not. Commissioner Nagler: To that point is exactly why I wanted to do it tonight and on the record and not discuss it with you ahead of time so it is not as if you're trying to somehow operate to exactly to this point. Just because I obviously have an interest in the matter, if I could be part of the conversation on how the questions will be asked of the FPPC before they're submitted to the FPPC, I'd really appreciate that. Seto: I typically work with the official that's involved so if I send the drafts to Nancy, if she's comfortable sending them to you, that would be fine. Commissioner Nagler: Perfect. Chair Ritter: So with that said, we'll defer a decision. It sounds like we'll continue it until January 11th. It's always worth knowing all the facts, and what I want to know is making sure we can hear from other public citizens at the meeting. We still should be able to listen to our downtown business people. Seto: And like I said, the rules are different depending on what your financial interest is. Chair Ritter: So I want that clarified. Seto: So we're actually preparing a memo for the Planning Commission, the Council, the Economic Vitality Committee and everyone who might be involved to see what that level of involvement can be. Commissioner Nagler: Perfect. Thank you very much. 9. ADJOURNMENT Chair Ritter: Okay, my last word is I had a report sent to me that shows all the things we accomplished in 2016 and it's kind of remarkable. We had 37 items. There were roughly 10 PUDs, 9 CUPs, 6 design reviews, 4 Vesting Tentative Maps, 3 work sessions, code update work session, amendment to the Municipal Code, one General Plan Amendment, one Specific Plan amendment, one rezoning, and one policy review procedural change. We've done a lot. I am honored to be on this Commission with such PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 48 of 49