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ONO: I guess my concern is that your neighbor that’s having a concern that, you know, while you’re doing your business, and assuming that it’s approved here, as you’re involved with your business, someone comes and asks, for that individual you’re going to have, not you’re going to have, it’s just, I guess it becomes natural that you would provide for that person’s needs. And so the neighbor’s concern about hours beyond your work day -. T. ROBESON: Right. ONO: It just becomes natural for you to permit that, I think, as an individual that, you know -. T. ROBESON: Okay. ONO: That would help aperson with a concern for coffee, for example. So how can I feel comfortable sitting on this side of the table know that, hey, sorry, you can’t work beyond “x” -. T. ROBESON: Right. ONO: Number of time. My neighbor is a farmer so he needs his sleep time, you know, that kind of thing. T. ROBESON: Sure. ONO: So that’s my concern. T. ROBESON: Two ways actually. First, we’ve had that request. You know, being that the community kitchen right now is approved as commercial, we’ve had people request. We had a specific request for somebody that wanted to bake specific items that we don’t; and they wanted to utilize the kitchen from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. You know, like, can’t do that, you know. This just doesn’t work. I mean, again, we’ve had a great working relationship with our neighbor, an excellent working relationship with our neighbor. I’m not going to lose that over somebody to come in and bake overnight. The second way is set the condition. We’re asking you to set the condition. We’re asking you to set the condition on the hours because, you’re right, you don’t know what’s going to happen in the future. What happens if five years down the road, ten years down the road, we sell this property and somebody else comes in that doesn’t have the same concern for community or neighbors that we do? Set the condition now so that there’s no issue with that going forward. ONO: One more question. T. ROBESON: Yes. ONO: With your statement just now, are you willing to look at our concern about delaying this approval because you just threw that at us regarding the conditions, and we haven’t had time to even look at that. T. ROBESON: Well, actually the conditions, and I don’t mean to, you know, the conditions were laid out in the application. I mean in the application we stated the hours that we wanted. ONO: That I understand. T. ROBESON: You know, and so since with that you know, we put those in there for that neighbor. I mean we basically have one neighbor. And, you know, we run cattle, he runs cattle, 12 EXHIBIT A