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WOODWARD: Okay. LEITHEAD TODD: Typically farms don’t necessarily stop at 4 or 5 o’clock. WOODWARD: I would think if you’re going to pick a time maybe something like eight in the evening. You’re not going to disrupt, that would just be my suggestion. Commissioner Au, does that answer your questions you had? AU: Yes, it does. WOODWARD: All right, thank you. Okay, are you -? Mr. Mizukami, are you comfortable with the recommendations as modified by the Director? MIZUKAMI: Yes, I am. WOODWARD: Okay, very good. Mr. Melrose, did you have anything further? MELROSE: No, I think that’s a worthy solution. WOODWARD: Okay, for the -. DOMINGO: Mr. Chairman? WOODWARD: Commissioner Domingo, yes. DOMINGO: What are your long-term plans with regards to abandoning the use on this farm land and finding for an industrial, light industrial use zoned property? MIZUKAMI: We have none. It’s -. DOMINGO: So you plan to maintain this use for as long as the business exists? MIZUKAMI: Yes. And as far as the Ag portion of it, we have from time to time looked at other products, other trees, products, and what have you. But, you know, can’t really come up with anything. Just looking at everyone exiting the mac nut business at this point. So, you know, we’ll continue. Hopefully if it comes up we’ll be one of the few with it. DOMINGO: Well, you know, as far as the rest of the acreage of the parcel, you know, I’d just like to say it’s noble of you to provide it for your neighbors and those who are farming; and that’s good. I think what we’re considering here today is a small portion of your property which you want to maintain and use as a storage building for some of your, perhaps, farming uses, but more so as indicated by the write-up it’s principally used as a place for the telecable systems business. MIZUKAMI: Yes, because the room exists, yes. 10 EXHIBIT A