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� 4041 Mr. Chang said there is a technical memo which will be circulated within the next two weeks. Commissioner McCoy noted that the Water Consumption projection is down by 75 %, and �r sked Mr. Chang if he did a similar projection on the Was; water Projection? Mr. Chang said the percentage is different (85 -95 %), based on type of building. Commissioner McCoy said the numbers do not add up, and questioned the projection calculations. Mr. Chang said he did not go over the projected calculation, so it could be inaccurate. He said in general the concept is that the new sewer demand projection (excluding outdoor water usage) will be approximately 95% of the water projection. Commissioner McCoy wanted to know if the Number 209,259 gpd seen on the Addendum was only the indoor usage. Mr. Chang said it includes everything, even a portion of the landscape projection. Commissioner McCoy asked if there any allowance for the use of recycled water for landscape irrigation. Mr. Chang said recycled water is not in the picture, because it depends on the program. Even if recycled water comes in, it will most likely replace the outdoor portion of the WDP. Commissioner Seybert noted the WDP for open space is 2,700 gpd, and asked if the 2.666 gpd is what would be provided. Mr. Chang said that the recycled water would replace that projection. Commissioner Seybert commented on construction phasing regarding a statement on page 9 of the Precise Plan under Precise Plan Issues & Goals — "Kaiser's planned investment in the area dwarfs any other private developments envisioned in coming decades." He referred to the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan (page 1 of the EIR) which states, "... between phases, if the zone is not scheduled for construction activity or will remain "unused" for a period greater than six months... ". His concern was the term "unused" and wants it clarified that if unused for a period of six months, and is going to remain unused for a professional, public, or active construction use, it needs to be treated so there are no empty lots fenced -off for several years, leaving it debatable as to its use. Commissioner Seybert said the EIR refers to the Community Development Director being the one that determines what the appearance of the unimproved or in between phases will be. He suggested that the Architectural Review Committee (ARC) be the ' dog" for what the "unused" space looks like in between phases. Commissioner McCoy wanted to know what to make of the letter from Kaiser on pages 3 -29 to 3 -38 in the Response to Comments, which pointed out disagreements with the position taken by the City, and the rebuffs by the Consultant. Page 4 of 17