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youÓve received. I don't see the need for even more oral argume enough information to make its decision; and this is one of the been involved with, with the hearings officer. So we would ask too that the Planning Commission go ahead and make its decision. Thank you. KERN: Thank you. Slightly out of order, but I'm in somewhat ag can't necessarily make the motion, but I am in agreement to move information here, and I did go through the DVD and looked at exh fried on information. So, but doing the best we can, so IÓm wil AU: I make a motion to not hear oral argument by Mr. Strauss. ONO: Second. KERN: Okay, and it has been seconded. Could you use the mike? ONO: IÓm sorry? KERN: Use the mike for the second. ONO: I second. KERN: So all in favor of denying the oral argument, aye? COMMISSIONERS: Aye. KERN: All opposed? Seeing none, so four votes denying the oral STRAUSS: Thank you, Mr. Chair. But what about the disqualific KERN: WeÓve taken that into consideration. As far as I know th will take that over to my Corporation Counsel for a moment. You But it is taken into consideration. STRAUSS: So you're proceeding? MECKLENBURG: I'd like to point out that the County Code of Ethics states that itÓs a conflict of interest for employees or officers in the County to solicit o favors, promises or services with the understanding that the sam or officers in the proper discharge of their official duties. It's also a conflict of interest to engage in any business transaction or activity or to have a financial interest, direct or indirect, which might reasonably tend to be incompatible with the proper dischar impair their independence of judgment in the performance of their official duties. So if there is any, if any Commissioner has any personal, financial interest, o influence which they feel would affect the proper discharge of their official duties, it is up to, it 5 EXHIBIT B