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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes August 28, 2008 Agenda No. OS-16 Page 4 of II Planner Millenbah clarified, explaining that the intention is to have most animal usage areas remain indoors, because to date there have been complaints of boarded animals remaining outdoors virtually around the clock, creating noise and odor issues. Commissioner Finberg asked whether the BZA has weighed in on the proposed changes in the Site Plan Review process. Planner Millenbah said no, the BZA has not, but Secretary Livermore explained that the proposed change would be consistent with past staff practice. Whenever there has been an item requiring both BZA and Planning Commission review, the item that required BZA approval has been given to the Planning Commission for review. This proposed change codifies staff practice. With the TOD Strategy, she added, it seemed to make sense to try to streamline the process for applicants. Motion to Forward to City Council with a Recommendation for Approval of Zoning Code Amendments to: Article 7, Sections 2-704, 2-706, 2-708, 2-742 (recycling facilities, animal boarding and, government offices in Industrial Districts) Article b, Sections 2-630, 2-636, 2-638, 2-640, 2-642, 2-644, 2-646, 2-698 (zoning standards in DA Zones) Article I7, Sections 4-1702 and 4-1704 (parking requirements) Amending Article 25, Section 5-2506 (Site Plan Review process) Ponder /Abero; 5 Aye, 0 No, 2 Absent -Approved ~ Item 6: Public Hearing ~ b). Scoping and Notice of Preparation (NOP) for the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Medical Center/Marina Point Mixed-Use Development Project. The proposed project would be located on a 65-acre site near I-880 and Marina Boulevard (bounded generally by I-880, Marina Boulevard, Fairway Drive and Merced Street). ICI Development Company proposes to develop the northern approximately 30 acres of the site with amixed-use project consisting of up to 387,000 square feet of retail (large format stores, multi-tenant retail uses, restaurants, soft goods and service- oriented retailers) and up to 250 one- and two-bedroom apartments. Kaiser is proposing up to 865,000 square feet of medical uses on the southern approximately 35 acres of the site. The medical uses would include a 434,000-square foot, six-story, 262-bed hospital; a 400,000-square foot, six-story hospital support building; a 35,000-square foot central utility plant; a 20,000-square foot outdoor service yard; and up to 2,510 parking stalls. Parking facilities could include surface parking and an additional 800-stall, five-story parking structure.