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MOOERS: Yes. DOMINGO: Okay. LEITHEAD TODD: Commissioners, I do want to bring to your attention, there is that additional handout that you have with additional special permit conditions over and above what’s in your, the staff’s recommendations -. WOODWARD: Right. LEITHEAD TODD: And these are the ones that have the limitation on the number of special events. There is that exception for the Relay Of Life and the additional condition on no concerts or tourism related activities, the policy on security and traffic control, those are, on the bottom it has 062061 number is a scanned document number; and it was handed out to you with a paperclip. And those are the additional conditions that have been agreed to by the applicant after their meeting with Mr. Higgins and his client. And so you should have that in your handouts; and those need to be added to the conditions as recommended by the staff. WOODWARD: Right. I had a couple of questions in that regard. One is it says no exterior speakers directed between blank degrees and blank degrees. MOOERS: Yeah, I’m not real good with that area. I think Mr. Higgins has some numbers to that. WOODWARD: Right. MOOERS: I didn’t know if it’d be better to use degrees or just say point of south of the highway. WOODWARD: Well, Mr. Higgins has put in 235 degrees and 045 degrees. MOOERS: Right, right. WOODWARD: Okay. MOOERS: And which I understand to be towards the highway. WOODWARD: Okay. All right. Well, that’s -. MOOERS: Our goal is that those speakers shouldn’t be heard off the property at all, and particularly with the other sound constraint, which is the decibel level. We’re hoping that between the two of those that noise won’t be an issue. WOODWARD: Okay. And the other question that Mr. Gonzalez, Corporation Counsel, had was what is your definition of a concert and does a performance or benefit performance count as a concert? MOOERS: Yeah, we didn’t get into a definition. But probably, you know, we could. I guess in my mind a concert would be something where, you know, the music is a primary purpose for being there. So, for example, if you come to a roping which is a permitted use and there’s, you know, three people playing acoustic guitars that wouldn’t be considered a concert. But if you were, you know, advertising for a reggae concert that clearly would be. What the line is in between, I don’t know. I don’t know if there’s a definition of concert in the Zoning Code. 6 EXHIBIT D