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r 8. Seagrape 9. Philodendron There is one valuable loquat tree that will be transplanted. ALSO, there are 25 "independent pencil oak trees" that will be relocated. John Schlitt and I will be glad to come to the next Board Meeting on October 10, 1979 and present the modified plan. In the meanwhile, should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact. Sincerely, NNEL TCALF �DYINC. Ra i ingh Project Manager MR. SINGH EXPLAINED THAT IN THE ORIGINAL PLAN, 18TH AVENUE WAS GOING THROUGH THE SITE AND POTENTIALLY DIVIDING THE COMPLEX INTO TWO PORTIONS, AND THEY BELIEVED THE STREET WOULD BE USED FOR T00 MUCH THROUGH TRAFFIC. THEY, THEREFORE, NOW PROPOSE IT BEING TREATED LIKE A BOULEVARD WITH ITS PRIMARY FUNCTION TO PROVIDE ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDING AND PARKING LOTS. THIS WOULD BE ACHIEVED BY CHANGING THE CIRCULAR ISLAND INTO A HORSESHOE AREA. MR. SINGH STATED THAT THIS WOULD INTEGRATE THE THREE BLOCKS AS THE COUNTY COMPLEX, AND IN ADDI- TION, IT WOULD FACILITATE MAINTENANCE OF THE TRAILER ON SITE FOR MUCH LONGER PERIOD OF TIME. MR. SINGH THEN REVIEWED THE PROPOSALS FOR LANDSCAPING, NOTING THAT MOST OF THE EXISTING SHRUBBERY IS OF A VERY HIGH MAINTENANCE TYPE, OR IS DISEASED OR T00 MATURE TO -BE TRANSPLANTED AND UTILIZED. MR. SINGH INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THESE CHANGES WOULD HAVE NO IMPACT ON THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES, BUT WOULD PROVIDE A FEW MORE SPACES FOR THE HANDICAPPED, THE PRESS, ETC., FOR SHORT TERM USE. HE THEN DISCUSSED ELIMINATING ACCESS FROM 17TH AVENUE AND HAVING ONE ACCESS FROM 18TH AVENUE AND ONE FROM 26TH AVENUE. ARCHI- TECT JOHN SCHLITT NOTED THAT WE WILL BE PAVING OVER CLOSE TO THE GARDEN CLUB. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ON THE ADVISABILITY OF MORE ACCESS, AND COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED IF MR. SINGH ENVISIONED THE PARKING BEING USED MAINLY BY EMPLOYEES. MR. SINGH FELT THE COUNTY WILL HAVE TO SET PRIORITIES AND ASSIGNMENTS. HE NOTED THAT IT ADDS UP TO 375 SPACES AS REQUIRED BY OCT 10 1979 39 Boa 41 N�GUE667,