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have it with me because the County ' s in the process of doing it. And quite frankly, I 'm still negotiating with them about when, where and all of this type of stuff , and what type of equipment we can get out of them, so nothing is totally up yet , except that I felt, and that. . .do you go by Rose Marie? JACOBS : I go by Marie. BETHEA : . . .was very well qualified for the job. Good recommendations, so I simply went for it. GREENWELL : She also. . . JACOBS : I think another issue was, that it was kind of. . .that it was an emergency that Karolyn couldn ' t continue her time spent on these things. F. Commission Length and Budget JUVIK : Is there a length, I mean, I realize for the life of the commission, but I mean, could it be initially for a year or six months or. . . BETHEA : Well, what I. . .after talking further with David Luke today , because we do have a budget thing , and right now, we ' re not sure where we 're going and what the costs are going to be. One of the first things I told Marie this afternoon that she was going to have to do was a letter from me in her files that said her job was really only during the life of the commission. And aside from that , she is an at-will employee of this commission and that it ' s subject to funding and work load. So that I could not guarantee her that it would even last the life of the commission. Let me just give you speak briefly on that. Right now, I don ' t have any idea whether this commission is going to want to have its recommendations put before the public at a special election next February, or whether or not the commission wants to wait for the general election in November. Somewhere along the line, we ' re going to have to decide that. We may not be able to decide that until we have some more information and a better feeling about where we ' re going. If it were going to be in November, and if we finished our work very early on, you know , by next February or something, we might need to employ someone in this capacity on a part-time basis. I think that it ' s going to be full-time for a long time. But when I discussed that, she was willing to accept the job under those circumstances. It' s our money to control , but we have to be careful about how we spend it. So , that ' s where we start. L' ORANGE: Mr. . .there ' s something screwy as far as what our previous had been. . .this is the budget here says that they had a secretary 52 meetings , so that ' s once a week for 8 hours a day . So one day per week. And public hearings. The total secretarial budget was somewhere in the neighborhood of $2,700, and then they go up to $3,500. We ' re talking about. . . 58