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_. Mr. Kevin Kudlo, applicant, 1 Stoneridge Mall Road, described the company and discussed the <br />details ot~project and phasing. <br />Commissioner Arkin inquired about the number of parking spaces at the proposed theater as <br />compared to the Hacienda Crossing theater in Dublin- He was concerned about a potential <br />shortage of spaces- Mr. Kudlo noted that he was also conccrrced about parking, acid that if <br />restaurant and theater patrons are inconvenienced., they will not return. He added that shopping <br />centers are traditionally designed to be overparked for the holiday seasons. They proposed <br />4.5 cars per thousand square feet of GLA, which is the industry standard- <br />C'on~xmissioner Arkin strongly believed that this shopping center should have a better parking <br />capacity than Dublin's and noted that it was extremely frustrating to park there- He did not want <br />BART patrons to park in the shopping center lot, displacing shopping center customers and <br />placing pressure on the Pleasanton Police Departm ent_ <br />Mr. Kudlo noted that Hacienda Crossing had an inordinate axrtount of rnarkct share acid that the <br />movie theater in Pleasarton will ease the pressure in Dublin as new customers come to <br />Pleasanton. He noted that they had a memorandum of understanding with the BART Police to <br />enforce no parking in the shopping center by BART patrons. <br />Commissioner Blank expressed concern about relying on a memorandum of understanding and <br />would like to spend additional time on this issue at a later date- <br />Clint Kendall, 1700 7`" Avenue, Suite 700, Seattle, Washington, provided the background of the <br />events driving the design as well as the background of the company and its prgjects_ <br />_Tohn Bierl y, project architect, 1420 5"' Avenue, Suite 2400, Seattle, Washington, noted that his <br />f3nn had work-cd with Nordstrom for 30 years. He displayed the proposed. site plan axed <br />landscape plan and made a detailed presentation describing the proj ect_ <br />Mr_ Kudlo displayed an animated drive by of the parking structure and the store as viewed from <br />the ring road- <br />Commissioner Arkin suggested that wi-fi access be installed in the common areas of the Mall. <br />Mr- Kudlo replied that they were looking into providing that service for 2006 and onward. <br />Commissioner Arkin believed the parking structure should have a complementary design with <br />the Nordstroxrx store- <br />Steven Loken, parking structure designer, "The Mills, 1300 Wilson Blvd., Suite 400, Arlington, <br />Virginia, noted that they wished to cater to both Nordstrom and the retail customer- The deck <br />was designed to be visually subordinate to Nordstrom. <br />Rick McCormack, Vice President of Design, Cheesecake Factory, displayed the front elevation <br />of the restaurant and described the design elem enis. He noted that the restaurant would be <br />between 8,400 and 9,400 square feet, seating approxini atcly 250 people. An outdoor dining area <br />YLANNIN C3 COMMISSION MINUTES October 19, 2005 Page 15 of 19 <br />