Seema Lindskog

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325 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 23 Jun

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Cupertino Planning Commission · Planning Commission March 24, 2026 - Mar 24, 2026 · 24 Mar 2026 meeting

Where are those going.

How wide is the central courtyard.

So I have a follow-up question again on the trees.

So I see there's nine trees that are over 36 inches in diameter that are going to be removed.

Those are pretty significant sizes.

And there's, I think, 69 that are between 18 and 36 inches, so also pretty big trees.

And maybe this is a question for staff.

I don't know.

But is it possible to relocate some of these trees to somewhere else in the city?

Or are we just, you know...

Limited in terms of what we can do with these trees.

THANK YOU.

ANY OTHER QUESTIONS?

THIS IS TO THE STAFF.

IN ADDITION TO WHAT THE DEVELOPER IS PROPOSING IN TERMS OF POTENTIALLY SOME FINANCIAL INCENTIVE TO THE RETAIL TO HELP THEM RELOCATE, IS THERE ANYTHING THAT WE CAN RECOMMEND AS PLANNING COMMISSION IN TERMS OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER OR THE CITY OFFERING

you know, a rebate in permitting fees or, you know, like some sort of economic incentives that the city can offer to these retailers to help them resettle and encourage them to resettle somewhere else in the city?

Great, thank you.

Well, to be specific, I'd like to recommend not just that the economic development manager talk to them, but that the city economic staff give concessions in terms of permitting fees or employment tax or whatever else we can come up with, but look at giving some sort of financial incentives to the retailers to help them relocate somewhere else in the city.

Right, exactly.

Thank you.

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