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DARROW:Sure. I’m going to pass out a copy of the real property tax record that identifies all the listed owners for the particular property that Mr. Wong is a part of. This is located, this piece of property here running on the northern boundary of the entire park. GALDONES:Commissioner Springer? SPRINGER:On the maps circulated with the background information, I’m just trying to get myself oriented now, are those the lands of Ooma that are indicated as being government land? I’m looking at Exhibit 1 of the background report. DARROW:Okay. This would be the first map that has the business park kind of circled. Okay, if you’ll, where the area that you see kind of the markings there, there’s the lot right there next to it. So it’s in between that. SPRINGER:Thank you. GALDONES:Commissioners, any further questions? FUJIKAWA:Mr. Chairman? GALDONES:Commissioner Fujikawa. FUJIKAWA:Jeff, has the County researched with the State Health Department on this application? DARROW:We did send out a request for comments to the Department of Health and, unfortunately, they did not respond. FUJIKAWA:Another thing is that I know at one time in the past I was told that you cannot cremate an animal, remains, with the same incinerator with a human. Has there, can this question be answered? DARROW:If it’s okay with you, if I could defer that question for the applicants, because I’m not very thorough on this matter. But I’m sure that they are lot more aware of these types of requirements. GALDONES:Commissioners, any further questions? Commissioner Graham. GRAHAM:Jeff, could you just, there are enough parties involved in this that it’s a little confusing. We have the petitioner. Then we have the gentleman applying for a contested case hearing. Then we have somebody, is it the same gentleman asking for a continuance? And then we have a bunch of property owners who have not been notified, which I would think would be the applicant’s obligation to notify. But it’s not the 3