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• • RAY: There's a separate item here which I thought about combining it, it says office space, so let's go ahead and kind of -, we can incorporate that into this discussion, as well, so, yeah, how that would work so -. HERKES: I think in the discussions that we've had that the office space is not necessary to have office space, that probably what we need is a file cabinet that locks, that we can put our tapes in, that we can put our material in, but we don't need an office per se. RAY: And we need -, we also need a drop-off mechanism, right? HERKES: Yeah, right. RAY: So that people can -. HERKES: Well, we thought of a box or a file box at the County Information Offices. RAY: John. SANTANGELO: Okay. A couple things. One is with the 19 hours, I think it's -, Gary, if we show good faith at 19 hours, but once in a while that goes over 20, as long as it's not three consecutive pay periods it's okay, right? YOSHIYAMA: Yeah, as long as it's not continuous. SANTANGELO: Okay. And then as far as the office space goes, I know there's some concern about that. I'd just like to weigh in on -, I'm open to hearing how the other committee members feel but I also would like to show an example of these are austere times. We need -, you know, this is a really important job if we do it right, with the Commission, but I think we need to be very, very aware of the value of money today. You know, this Council is really struggling with a huge budget problem, and I wouldn't want to be a part of that problem. RAY: Yeah. SANTANGELO: But by the same token, I really want to be open to how committee members feel. RAY: Well, I think when you're talking about office space, we were talking about a desk, you know, and when I discussed with Rudy, I asked him to look into, you know, file cabinet and the drop-off mechanism or whatever, and he didn't seem to think that would be a problem. So, in fact, I think he may -. HERKES: And that's what we need, yeah. 15