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WATANABE: Yeah, okay. And are you in agreement with the proposal as well as the conditions? S. MILNER: Yes, sir. WATANABE: No problems with any of that? S. MILNER: No, no problems. WATANABE: Then would you care to address the concern that Mr. McElhannon have mentioned and maybe specifically in regard to the no-parking. It seems that he references you as being a good neighbor in the past, so I assume that you all will be able to work this out. S. MILNER: Yes, I believe we can. And I believe I can assure him that I did not know about this overflow parking situation in the past. I, you know, frankly I never noticed that peop were using his driveway area for parking. Normally, we use Î this is paved parking in the front and we have grass parking along the side and in the rear Î usually if we have overflow, we usually make arrangements with the Inn; this is the Inn parking lot here and they have a large paved area, and we are usually allowed to use their area. We never intentionally parked any cars over here. If people use that, that was without my knowledge. And I can assure him that in the future I will prevent people from parking in this area. This is a private road. There is no access from this driveway into our property. The only access into our property is right here on the highway. If people did park there, they parked there and then walked over to the property. As, other things, as we stated, this building in the back is what we call a classroom building; it was used for a Bible school by the church. ItÓs composed of quite a few rooms Î I donÓt know the exact number, probably a dozen rooms Î which could be converted to use for small offices, and thatÓs what weÓd like to do. The gymnasium we will keep as a gymnasium. ItÓs been used for many years for community events. It has a gym floor with basketball nets, itÓs used for ping pong, basketball, hula, thereÓs also a stage in the building, which is also used for a various events. We basically are asking to continue the use that the building has been put to for the past 30~40 years. We are not changing anything; we have no intention of increasing or changing the usage of the buildings. Any questions? WATANABE: Fellow Commissioners, any questions? Mr. Housel. HOUSEL: The adjacent building where you said was classrooms that could be converted, or you do intend to convert that to office space? S. MILNER: ItÓs not really, I should not have used that word ÐconvertÑ because it is already divided up into small rooms, which could very easily be used as offices. Right now they are all pretty much empty. HOUSEL: I see. If you do decide to use that as offices, who would you rent the space to? EXHIBIT A 7