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Commissioner O'Connor If it moves to the civic center <br /> Commissioner Balch If it becomes a neighborhood grocery store <br /> Commissioner Allen Yeah, I mean there could be a lot of redevelopment in that end of <br /> town so I'd hate to open ourselves up that it comes to us and we say, is it permitted or <br /> not'? Oh yeah, it's now permitted and it's real clear up to 60,000 feet and that just <br /> doesn't seem like it makes sense It seems like we're putting ourselves at risk <br /> Commissioner Nagler The questions on C-C or related downtown questions are going <br /> to be subject to further review by the Downtown Specific Plan Task Force, right'? <br /> Commissioner Allen Therefore, I kind of say let's keep this as is or let's put on C-C and <br /> make it conditional <br /> Commissioner O'Connor Let the rest be permitted and under C-C make it conditional <br /> Commissioner Nagler That makes sense, not to say we have a policy position but to <br /> Commissioner Allen you know, we'll let the team decide <br /> Beaudin I think Commissioner Allen, your comment is pretty specific to downtown, so <br /> the question Shweta and I were just discussing was whether we could have an <br /> additional footnote that talks about retail in C-C Downtown and defers to the Downtown <br /> Specific Plan in terms of uses and a size threshold, or maybe we set a size threshold in <br /> a footnote on the C-C for downtown <br /> The other large C-C district in town is Rosewood Commons, so I think not bringing this <br /> up to that scale is important It's unfortunate that C-C serves Rosewood Commons and <br /> the downtown and they're just different pieces and fabric in our community, so the idea <br /> of footnoting C-C to pull out downtown properties and setting a retail threshold that's <br /> more reasonable to downtown as a permitted use and then having anything require a <br /> CUP that's above a certain size'? <br /> Commissioner O'Connor Or the footnote referring to the Downtown Specific Plan-- <br /> Would that work'? <br /> Beaudin That works as well <br /> Commissioner Allen I'm fine with either of those I mean if we set a threshold, we want <br /> to decide here what that is Is it 20,000, 30,000, I don't know, and I'm fine having the <br /> task force decide that and have it go to public review <br /> Commissioner Nagler Yeah, let's do that <br /> Commissioner Balch I like that idea I didn't know if you wanted to talk about the <br /> threshold here for the rest of it, the 60,000 or not'? <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 16 of 30 <br />