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read as follows: "In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Alsea Blank regarding whether the other three acres on the pazcel...." Commissioner Blank noted that he had asked a series of questions about the coatings, color fastness, chemical composition of the acid etch, and the alodine and zinc chromate in the aluminum which were not reflected in the minutes. He requested that they be included in the minutes. Commissioner Blank further noted that there was an exchange between Mr. Iserson and himself regazding the City's ability to put a time limit on a conditional use permit and that he would like this to be reflected on the record. He requested that it be included in the minutes. Commissioner Fox requested that the sentence on the fourth full paragraph on page 12 be modified to read as follows: "In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Olson regazding whether the area neaz the pazk should be eliminated, Mr. Samuelian replied that they considered the residents who sat on the green lawn "escapees "and that they planned to eliminate the area to allow residents going outside to be contained within the courtyard with adequate supervision." Commissioner Fox requested that the first sentence of the last pazagraph on page 12 be amended to read as follows: "In response to an inquiry by Acting Chairperson Fox regarding grade changes and whether the facility receiving Federal funds was indeed American Disability Act- (ADA) compliant, Mr. Townsend replied that they designed the facility and surrounding grounds...." The minutes were approved as amended. 3. MEETING OPEN FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE TO ADDRESS THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON ANY ITEM WHICH IS NOT ALREADY ON THE AGENDA. Charles Clazk, 409 Matthew Court, wished to discuss the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance and noted that he was doing a major rehabilitation of Pleasanton Manor. He noted that the rules had changed since he began the project which would increase the costs by $1 million. He noted that the two pazking spaces per condo had become an issue, so the number of units was reduced from 51 or 43 to allow sufficient parking. Twelve of the one bedrooms had been combined to make six three bedrooms. He inquired whether a vaziance might be possible in exchange fora 25-percent below-market-rate housing mix. Commissioner Fox inquired whether the proceedings from the City Council meeting and the changes to the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance should be discussed under Matters Initiated by Commission Members. Ms. Decker noted that this project initiated discussions within the City whether changes to the Condominium Conversion Ordinance should be made. She noted that would be brought before the Commission at its October 11, 2006 meeting. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES September 27, 2006 Page 2 of 17