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Mr. Munninger described the use of the project. He stated that there would be a men's rehabilitation clinic, providing both in-patient and outpatient services. Mr. Moyer indicated that the first phase of the building would be approximately 11,000 square feet, and the second phase approximately 7,500 square feet. Rehabilitation consists of teaching farm skills to the Native Americans. In addition there will be an administration building strictly for paper work, and a building for dormitory style living, conference rooms for consultation, and a number of programs. Mr. Munninger indicated that in the future there would be daycare for the children and a women's rehabilitation clinic. Mr. Karam asked the applicants to indicate in writing the number of employees, and how many people will be live in, so the traffic engineers will know how many trip ends there will be. Ms. Jolley asked the applicants if they were going to provide educational information and cultural programs. Mr. Munninger indicated yes that it is planned for in the future to establish strong cultural connections and education. Ms. Jolley asked the applicants to write up a more detailed proposal stating the description of the project and submit it to her for review. Mr. Borges reviewed the Environmental Health Department requirements. 10:30 a.m. 4. USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. PA-0200343 OF JJ HIGHWAY 12 INVESTORS, LLC (C/O K12 ARCHITECTS, INC.). A Use Permit application for the establishment of a truck lube facility. Located on the west side of Thornton Road, 1200 feet north of State Route 12, west of Lodi (APN: 025-130-57; Address: 15619 N. Thornton Road, Lodi). Jennifer Jolley, Associate Planner; Paige Gillim, Profleet; Craig Bell, Fillner Construction, Inc.; Steven Elser, K-12 Architects; Kevin Huber, Highway 12 Investors were present for this item. Ms. Jolley introduced the project. Ms. Jolley informed the applicants if they would like to reduce the parking spaces they would need to submit, in writing, why they thought the parking requirements are excessive. Mr. Huber discussed the possibility of annexing to CSA 31. Mr. Karam suggest that Mr. Huber speak with Mr. Gau of the Public Works Department regarding this issue. Mr. Martin explained the Planning Commission process.