commissioner eppler? well, and i apologize for, for my misstatement on the, uh, conditional use authorization appeal. i was so dazzled by commissioner lindbergh's legal analysis, i was lost. my rationality. i i, i mean, so the criteria that we are trying to base this around, um, are the criteria set forth then in the reasonable modification decision. correct? yes um, you know, if. if the process is such that the zoning administrator takes our decision and then reworks that into something that we then review, i mean, i think from a procedural standpoint, we get to where commissioner lopez, you know, wants to be, um, in terms of having crafted criteria that that makes sense to both planning and to us. um, and so it may be that's simple as going through that process to get to that at that decision. so, i mean, i don't know if that requires any modification of the , the, um, the motion then, but if that is something that we are, you know, looking for to be more comfortable that we've reasoned the decision ade

eppler, aye. commissioner swig, aye. >> so, that amended motion carries. >> the motion to amend the motion passes and now the board may consider the motion itself. >> okay. so, this would be a motion- >> amended motion. >> president lopez. >> that's my motion, so i believe i need a second but first i see mr. lembergs hand. >> if we are voting to continue we neat to specific date so confer with the parties when they are available. >> we are busy in february, so possibly we can put it on february 28, march 13 would be better. >> no strong preference, just wanted to make sure we do that. >> check in with the parties. is march 13 feasible for everyone? mr. klipp. okay. we are just waiting to hear from mr. klipp. yes? >> yes. >> okay. so, we have a motion. who is this from? i'm sorry- >> this is my motion. >> we have a motion from president lopez to continue this item to march 13 so that the parties will have-allow the parties to reach agreement on the replacement trees in spirit of discussion held ton

you make some really good points, commissioner eppler. um, i honestly still have no idea how i'm voting on this appeal. i have no idea. um, and i'm honestly a bit of a loss for words, which, as you all know, doesn't happen very often. um. as i stated earlier, you know, i still, i feel bad for these property owners, i really do, and i, i would love to make some further compromises acknowledging what commissioner eppler just said and agreeing with him that, uh, you know, that this was the what the planning commission did was indeed a compromise. um, i would be willing to go further. the problem is, i can't think of what to actually do. i cannot think of what to actually do. and i we have asked so many questions and gotten excellent answers from both sides and, and i don't even even so i'm really struggling to come up with what the appropriate well scoped solution is here. um, that we as a body can can do today. um. i'm definitely not going to make a motion. i don't know what i am, you know, i definitely would like to hear where president tw