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pretty slim. The hollow tile and things that was brought up that were on the property were for the garage construction, you know, some of the building materials. So, that won’t be coming back. We are building the garage to be able to park our vehicles and equipment in, you know, also some of my hand tools and welding tools and stuff like that that I have. HOUSEL: Do you have, anyone have a question of the applicant? Where is the garage on the property? Is that shown on the left? MOOERS: Yeah, it’s the structure right here. HOUSEL: Is that behind the berm, or -? MOOERS: It’s kind of a cliff face here as it comes up. So if you look at the site photographs, you can kind of see that you can see the side of this; but it opens into the area here, and then the berm comes off the edge of the garage this way. HOUSEL: I see, okay. The one photograph that Maija had, that was the one that had all the material before it was, when it was being stored. Where is that on that site plan? MOOERS: Where was it? HOUSEL: Where was it, right. MOOERS: It was out in this area here. HOUSEL: Okay, and that’s all been removed, is that -? MOOERS: Yes, it has. There was a violation, you notice that the County settled the violation for storing the material. HOUSEL: For your business of building gates, how much material do you need to have on hand? HANNEKEN: I’m not sure how to answer that, you know, as far as tons of material or, you know, like that. There’s not a great lot of material there at any one time, you know, time to time if you, you know, if you post a few rolls of wire, miscellaneous pipe and structural steel that we use in the business; as far as stockpiling semi-loads of stuff, that doesn’t happen. I’m not quite sure how to answer that. HOUSEL: Right. So you don’t, I mean, you don’t need that amount of material that was previously there, is that correct? HANNEKEN: Yes. And everything that we are going to need is going to be behind the berm there. The material that was in that photo was, it was laid out trying to, you know, my wife ran a lot of it on Craig’s List and things like that; that was a lot of things that were left over from different projects and stuff, and we were trying to keep it so maybe somebody else could use out of a small roll of wire or, you know, something like that. We are not doing that anymore. Partial rolls of wire either stay on the job site or they get put to the dump. HOUSEL: Okay, thank you. 11 EXHIBIT A