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Planning Board - October 20, 2026
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47:34speaker_7PANELIST
And is it really that stuff in white that much bigger? It's a white area? Yeah, I assume the white area is the delta to the total.
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47:50Mark YanowitzGUEST
You know, I think we gave more, you know, the corridor as well as the rear stair is larger.
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47:59Mark YanowitzGUEST
It, you know, effectively what this does show the building footprint is reduces almost 200 square feet at the building footprint between the two.
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48:16Mark YanowitzGUEST
And then again, that goes back to your question, times three stories of residential, you're about 600 square feet less of the overall.
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48:28Mark YanowitzGUEST
So we've actually reduced the building footprint We made the individual units smaller to get a unit mix of studios, ones and twos, but many less two bedrooms.
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61:44speaker_13GUEST
Totally understand.