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S. MILNER: We presently do rent it out on an hourly basis. We have one larger room that is used as a conference room. And we do rent it to community organizations that like to have meetings in the local community and they usually rent on an hourly basis. What we are thinking about doing is trying to rent it to some of those people on a more permanent basis, which presently isnÓt allowed. In fact, since itÓs residentially zoned, we are probably not allowed to use the gym as a gymnasium, but you know, thatÓs the use the building has been put to for many years, as I stated. HOUSEL: And how many offices do you expect will be there? S. MILNER: Probably between eight and ten. HOUSEL: Eight to ten. S. MILNER: Many of the rooms have partitions much like this room know, they are larger rooms, but they can be sectioned off into ten. HOUSEL: How many parking spaces do you currently have at the gym? S. MILNER: IÓm sorry, I donÓt really know that. Maija asked me that this morning. I donÓt know exactly and I have to check the Zoning Code to see how many feet are in a typical parking space. But this whole front area here is paved parking, handicap parking. HOUSEL: Is there any parking available behind the building or to the side? S. MILNER: Yes. ItÓs not, probably not legally parking because itÓs not paved or graveled; itÓs a grassy area. But we do use it for parking most of the time. HOUSEL: The only other question I had was this is, I believe, 1.1 acres total? S. MILNER: Correct, yes. HOUSEL: And you are asking for a change of zone to CV-10, which you intend to subdivide that? S. MILNER: No, we have no intention of doing that. We merely ask for that zoning because thatÓs the same as adjacent commercial properties. HOUSEL: Okay. Thank you very much. S. MILNER: YouÓre welcome. WATANABE: Ms. Bowman. EXHIBIT A 8