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Commissioner Balch You're back to my initial suggestion <br /> Chair Ritter Well, we've got until 11 30 p m <br /> Commissioner Balch Honestly, I don't know what qualifies us to say that laundry ought <br /> to be included or not included You're sitting on the Planning Commission What do you <br /> think your job is'? <br /> Chair Ritter I don't want to rule from the dais Staffs made the recommendations What <br /> have you heard or what's changed from your outreach of things that should be <br /> changed'? Or have you already made the modifications'? <br /> Commissioner Allen Are we copping out by asking that'? <br /> Chair Ritter No, I'm just trying to get <br /> Beaudin To be honest, no one's gotten head long into the long list into uses People <br /> have generally appreciated the broader categories I think that the comments tonight <br /> and if there are others like it, you know, with personal services or, you know I think the <br /> other <br /> Commissioner Allen the 60,000'2 <br /> Beaudin the 60,000, that was a great comment and we can continue to kind of <br /> bolster those kinds of decisions <br /> Commissioner Balch Let's go by section if I can recommend I want to touch on the <br /> 60,000 myself, so I recommend we go by category <br /> Chair Ritter So we're doing retail <br /> Commissioner Balch Right, retail So for my 60,000 and I definitely agree with staff's <br /> recommendation that there's got to be a larger group and kind of the smaller group I <br /> challenge that in how you're going to craft that because I think of the list you provided in <br /> Table 1 which is excellent to demonstrate it, and I think of a Ranch Market or I think of if <br /> a Whole Foods was on this list, and the traffic generated from them Or, if you simply <br /> look at the two Safeway's, right'? The Safeway on Amador Center versus possibly the <br /> Raley's or the other Safeway, just where it's at in town and the artery streets and kind of <br /> how that sits, it's a challenge for the Amador Center Safeway much more so than others <br /> by the way that retail center is laid out So, you know, if you think of the old Nob Hill <br /> which is now the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market down the street and it's just a different <br /> feeling shopping center because of the retail center itself So while I agree there's two <br /> large categories, 60,000 is a fine starting point—don't get me wrong—unfortunately, <br /> there's probably going to be people below that but will generate more traffic and that's a <br /> concern How you handle it I'm not sure, but I see that potential I'll just say it like that <br /> Beaudin So maybe there are three categories here rather than two you know, it's <br /> hard because we've really tried to scale it down and curtail it, but for me there's retail <br /> that kind of fits into the typical downtown spaces, there's retail that might be what you <br /> EXCERPT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 15 of 25 <br />
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