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the Fire Department and ask for an allowance to do maybe the automatic sprinkler system, then I <br />believe we would be okay with that on the existing building, would be fine. <br />YUEN:Yeah, I think we€d be willing to have a condition that if you meet the Fire <br />Department€s requirements for fire protection on any commercial building including the existing <br />building we could modify the condition. But the question that Mr. Hayashi was asking you and <br />that I just asked you again was, it sounded like you were trying to avoid those requirements on <br />the existing building. <br />ZELKO:No. We certainly want to do what the Fire Department requires. It was <br />just the specifics of this second 8-inch waterline, if we could just put the language in there that <br />says we will follow what the Fire Department says if there€s another alternative, since that€s <br />what DWS had said in their letter, their agency comment, that there may be other alternatives. <br />HAYASHI:Iguesstheconcernthatwehaveisthewordfuture.‚Andasindicated <br />earlier when I asked you the question, your intent was to not have the existing structure which <br />would be converted to a commercial establishment or commercial use not comply with this <br />particular condition. Or did I misunderstand your response? <br />ZELKO:Yes. Because I think our main concern was the specifics of that second 8- <br />inch waterline since we were only talking about one building and we€re not doing a big <br />apartment building or anything like that in the area. So as long as it wasn€t specific we€re okay <br />with doing it, we€re okay. We would like, I mean we€re going to follow the Fire Department. <br />HAYASHI:Yes, I understand that portion. The concern we have is the word future.‚ <br />And if you€re willing to take out the word future‚ then perhaps we can agree with what you€re <br />proposing and give you that other alternative that you€re seeking. <br />ZELKO:Okay, yes, I understand that. (Discussion off the record with applicant.) <br />I€m sorry, Commissioners. <br />GRAHAM:Yeah, it€s all right. Go right ahead. <br />PITTULLO:Hello? <br />GRAHAM:Yes, sir. <br />PITTULLO:Basic question -. We want to do everything up to Code as far as the Fire <br />Inspector said. And just the occupancy of the building, I€ve already done -. It started as a single- <br />family residence for my family, my mom, and my wife and child. And I planned to convert it, <br />you know, to use it for office space. I€m a farmer, I€m also a builder. So I guess the main <br />question for me is we€re about two to three weeks away from getting it finalized. Is this going to <br />hang up the final on the house where we can have occupancy just for my family? <br />GRAHAM:I think Mr. Hayashi can respond. <br />HAYASHI:Yeah, if you€re going to be using that particular building as a single- <br />family dwelling then sure you can get your occupancy. But once you intend to convert that to a <br />6EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />