i just think the c.u. works -- the other thing i'm concerned about, i like shopping at that area, too, is the congestion is so horrifying in that parking area that personally i can hardly ever go there anymore with a car because it's so congested already. i kind of feel like why not at least let the c.u. process go forward, just try to hopefully make if someone new comes in, they're not adding to the already out of control congestion that is that parking lot there. >> although i guess you could argue if one of these spaces were subdivided and create another multiple go to, there would have been even more people descending on the spot. there could be an uncontinued consequences. it is congested. commissioner dooley: i agree, i don't see why c.u.'s which work should not be applied. it's not like someone is going to a deny a c.u. for formula retail in there. i don't feel comfortable with creating a special zone. it's like then why not everybody who has a lot of formula retail have this zone for no c.u.'s. i m

the c.u. process. really, this is just a loophole that is being closed. and in our packets, we see that this was supported by a majority, or a large amount of merchant organizations. the c.u. process does work, and i don't feel that there's a reason why banks need to be allowed to go into spaces without a c.u. when smaller independence, all kind of people are required to do c.u.'s. so i just think that it's a good piece of legislation, and it's going to prevent banks from taking over more retail spaces in our neighborhoods. vice president o'brien: ok, any other commissioner comments? what about our new commissioners? any comments? no, ok. i don't mean to put you on the spot, even though i just did that. i'm kind of torn to be quite honest. i see the kind of -- the point of both sides on it. i don't really -- i do -- i'm concerned about legislation that can kind of come from, if it's possibly from a small very active group of people that are just reacting to a situation and then we introduce th

the c.u. process. really, this is just a loophole that is being closed. and in our packets, we see that this was supported by a majority, or a large amount of merchant organizations. the c.u. process does work, and i don't feel that there's a reason why banks need to be allowed to go into spaces without a c.u. when smaller independence, all kind of people are required to do c.u.'s. so i just think that it's a good piece of legislation, and it's going to prevent banks from taking over more retail spaces in our neighborhoods. vice president o'brien: ok, any other commissioner comments? what about our new commissioners? any comments? no, ok. i don't mean to put you on the

>> bigger than 75 but only under a c.u. i thought you did. commissioner dwight: actually i didn't state it that way. all of you in the world watching this, if anyone is out there watching this. >> they're watching. commissioner dwight: the fourth attempt by the rookie. so back to discussion briefly. so for you experts here, so basically what we need to do is approve this legislation and just make any changes to the site subject to conditional use. >> current stores, like nordstrom rack, someone moves out of nordstrom rack or someone moves out of bed bath and beyond, they can go right into those spaces, as long as they're not expanding the current footprint is how i -- >> again, is it ok if i can try to explain again. >> i have a question for you, too. >> if it exceeds 75,000 square feet that, would trigger a conditional use permit. >> correct. >> if there was a combination of where a tenant would go beyond, say, 10,000 square feet , that would also trigger a conditional use permit or -- >> i guess the question i have is, would it address your

square feet should vacate and be taken by urban tacoria, we don't want to force that tenant into a c.u. process. i'm trying to address some materiality to the anti-roll-up process. >> i'm not a real estate expert. does anyone -- >> from listening to the discussions, perhaps propose the approval of the legislation with the recommended amendments that a conditional use is triggered when a size over 7,500 square feet or a roll-up of x amount, which is kind of what i was hearing from the conversation. >> 75,000 -- >> 75,000, squse me, square feet. >> what that would allow is for the -- 75,000 is bigger than the largest space there and is actually bigger than all of the other spaces combined. so that is not going to happen unless someone comes over and takes over the entire thing and makes it a macy's. >> wal-mart. >>ney man -- neiman marcus. >> we're getting into the realm of things that won't happen. the intent is to ratify it as it exists today and to try to sidestep any potential unintended consequences of approving it as it is today and then not anticipating that something else might h

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banks just to say no, even that they don't want to go through the expensive and lengthy process of a c.u. permit even when there might be some community support to go in there. it's also odd in that banks are, by their very nature, networked. there are very few banks -- there's no sort of mom and pop bank, from the retail legislation was put in place largely as a form of retail to apply formula retail such as coffee shops or retail stores. that doesn't exist in the banking world. when you go into a bank, you could have access to that, your money there or you can go to another bank and get that money. it is -- there are many -- there's very few small banks that would not have this applied to them because they're going to be over 11. in terms of its unintended consequences, i think that banks in the neighborhoods, bank branches in the neighborhoods, are good for small businesses. when you get to go to your local branch and develop a relationship with the people there, you can explain your business and talk to them more. i think that's beneficial to small businesses. additionally in my own

whether or not the money that's -- and this is something that you -- that you get if you go to the c.u. site, for instance. it's very easy to find where the money's coming from. if you try to figure out where the money's going to, good luck. and that -- that tends to be where the money is being spent, how the money is being spent. especially at public universities. which often rely on tax dollars to a large degree. is, i think, an under-- certainly underexplored topic. >> i want to get misme's comments. -- michael's comments. >> i'll be quick because i can see john is about to have a heart attack. >> he is. [laughter] education has succumbed to political correctness. and the soft tyranny of language. investments. in education. investments in this and that. i want to scream when i hear the word "investments" used. let's call it what it is. spending. >> we thank the brown brothers, fred and mike. joshua and floyd, no relation -- a true no-spin zone. you've been in the presence of a true no spin zone. we thank the panel very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning in

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