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housing -- this will -- this will beat carpel housing. many of the discussions that we have at our about the question of parking. and if you put in more parking, does this affect everything? many people who supported the planning included me, we thought we were treating a walkable neighborhood. what it seems like we're getting is a neighborhood where people drive to silicon valley. there was a study a few years ago, livable city. we were trying to find out how much funding we would need for travel behaviors. this is with more parking rather than less parking. if you had less parking, you had less driving alone. i was asking the commission to do a couple of things. follow up on the study. how does this affect travel behavior? how does this meet the goals of the stability. there was something in the plan from octavia. if you have more parking in a project, he should have more fees and a project with less. we have more than we have with the parking spaces. i would love to hear a report. >> we're having a report on this in june. and we can as

now imagine how a community could rally around his family, helping the carpels, sporting events, or schoolivities. i see through my work with the organization that small community groups can make a huge difference. imagine for a moment not just what the small gestures mean to a family, but what they mean to a soldier thousands of miles away who knows that someone is looking out for the ones he loves back home. there are small and effective groups like this all over the country -- from the barbecue master who travels the state of ohio to cope for military families, to the accountants providing free tax service, to the soldiers in minnesota collecting hockey equipment for military kids. these efforts make a difference in the lives of our families. when i was in iraq last year, i heard a story that has stuck with me ever since. an officer told me about a little girl in his daughter's class who broke into tears when she heard the "ave maria"song during a holiday program. the little girl explained that the song had been played at her father's funeral. her father had been killed in iraq. as a te

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