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<br />Reduced opportunities for public involvement in favor of Planning Director or <br /> <br />Staff discretionary approvals will lead to more public acrimony. (EC 9.7110) <br /> <br />The Mayor's SBI (Sustainability Business Initiative) on renewable energy will be <br /> <br /> <br />seen as a sham if solar setback changes that are proposed are approved. These <br /> <br /> <br />changes reduce the amount and opportunity of the potential renewable energy that <br /> <br />would be free to harvest. This act of approval run counter to prudent sustainability <br /> <br />goals. (EC 9.2795) <br /> <br />Minor code changes should not be used to assist a pending project such as the <br />Multi-Modal Freight Facility. (EC 9.2450) <br /> <br />Altering the definition of curved lots, without individual notices being sent to <br /> <br /> <br />property owners should not be allowed to happen. This would create corner lots <br /> <br /> <br />that most people would normally consider not to be a comer lot; thereby impacting <br /> <br /> <br />the owners ability to develop the property. This and all other changes in definitions <br /> <br /> <br />have a Measure 37 impact potential and should be removed from the list. I own <br /> <br /> <br />such a lot that is proposed for the change and if not for my watchful eyes and extra <br /> <br /> <br />ordinary community involvement, I would not have been aware that my property <br /> <br /> <br />was to be affected. I still do not fully lmow the ramifications of such a change; <br /> <br /> <br />maybe an explanation is in order? (EC 9.05000) <br /> <br />Modifications of a tentative PUD (Planned Unit Development) approval is already <br /> <br /> <br />too lax. There are already provisions in the code for multiple modifications to be <br /> <br /> <br />made concurrently. I have experienced this, as a Neighborhood President of Cal <br /> <br /> <br />Young Neighborhood Association during the proposed Crescent Village. As a <br /> <br /> <br />result of the multiple concurrent modifications approved, was a development that <br />