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Chairperson Wilson pointed out that if the water department property is not included, both roads will be necessary. Mr. Fairfield said that if this is the understanding, they have no problem with this proposed finding. Commissioner Jamieson said that concerning Condition No. 59 he feels 50 is not a good figure and that perhaps 200-300 would be fair. Com- missioner Getty said she agrees 100 would probably be fine. Com-:tissioner Doherty said that perhaps before we insist on van-pooling, homework should be done and that he isn't sure any number should be attached. Commissioner Getty stated she is inclined to go along with that. Chairperson Wilson asked if any dollar amount had been put in Condition No. 56. Mr. Harris said the figure has not yet been determined. In a discussion with Harvey Levine, Mr. Loube has suggested that a formula for payment be allocated based upon the benefit to the project. Ted Fairfield said they are not proposing 8 or 14 story buildings and are not volunteering to pay for fire equipment that will be serving 14 story buildings. Mr. Harris stated that this seems reasonable to the staff. Commissioner Jamieson asked if it is possible for the City to condemn the San Francisco Water Department property. Mr. Harris said it is hopeful that the San Francisco Water people will negotiate with the developer. Commissioner Doherty said a letter has been received from the San Francisco Water Department in which they indicate they would vigorously oppose condemnation. Assistant City Attorney, Brian Swift, said this matter has been re- searched and the City could condemn the property. Robert Lovell, San Francisco Water Department, incidated they don't want to be obstructionists, but that they will oppose condemnation. He said they will do whatever necessary to preserve the integrity of their facilities. Commissioner Jamieson inquired as to the type of installation of the San Francisco Water Company and Mr. Lovell explained. Tandy Carter, San Francisco Water Department, Sunol, spoke to the operations aspect of the wells stating that they service four wells three times per week at about one and one-half hours each time. He said the proposal would put a well in the median strip of Valley Avenue and that the EIR is deficient. Chairperson Wilson said that this project will provide a cross town street for which the City has been waiting. Mr. Carter said they have concerns with the northeast strip of the property. -3- .. _ _ . _ .._ _._ . _ .. _ . ,. ___ _ . ~__._ _~ _... __ _ _ .. _. _._ _ .. ___ .T._ ._ .