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<br />9 <br />a new category titled “Finance of Insurance consistent with NAICS code” in a future draft. That’s where you get into insurance 433 <br />brokers, you get the laundry list of activity that all makes up a financial institution besides just bank. Its stockbrokers, it’s 434 <br />insurance. 435 <br /> 436 <br />Lydia Wegman: So you’re expecting to have that whole list in here? 437 <br /> 438 <br />Michael Harvey: Yeah. It’s going to be broken out in its own separate category. 439 <br /> 440 <br />Paul Guthrie: You can get some, probably not in Orange County, but you can get banking as some guy sitting in a room with 441 <br />three computers. 442 <br /> 443 <br />Michael Harvey: So beauty and barbershop. Again, we’ve kind of broken down what we’ve found in the NAICS code to sort of 444 <br />broaden that out. It’s not just a beauty and barber shop, it can also be manicure/pedicure care, massage non-therapeutic, day 445 <br />spa, bath house, steam rooms, etcetera. This is again, the granular level of detail we’re going to have to be going for. 446 <br /> 447 <br />Paul Guthrie: I was just looking at the mining. To my knowledge there’s been no indication of coal, for instance, in Orange 448 <br />County. Wouldn’t you eliminate that from your list? 449 <br /> 450 <br />Michael Harvey: No, because then somebody could claim it’s permitted because we didn’t list it and then not say it’s allowed. 451 <br /> 452 <br />Paul Guthrie: So you think they’d go dig in a hole for something else? 453 <br /> 454 <br />Michael Harvey: Yes. Well here’s what I don’t want Paul, this actually goes more to your point. What I don’t want is for 455 <br />somebody to claim that you didn’t list it, therefore it’s permitted, and it’s unregulated, and we can do whatever we want, and 456 <br />we’re going to give it a try, and then you hit something else. 457 <br /> 458 <br />Lisa Stuckey: So I have a question going back to this beauty and barbershops. Is that a heading or an individual category? I 459 <br />see that manicure and pedicure is indented, what’s the significance of that indentation? 460 <br /> 461 <br />Michael Harvey: We were providing you a synopsis of how beauty and barbershop would have to become its own independent 462 <br />category and then be broken down further. 463 <br /> 464 <br />Lisa Stuckey: Ok, because you guys have left out hair cutting. 465 <br /> 466 <br />Michael Harvey: Yeah, we didn’t capture everything… It gets even worse when you get to page 41 and you get to office and 467 <br />personal services, where the NAICS code actually provides you some personal services that include grooming services. So, 468 <br />these are issues that we’re going to have to be resolving and working with you all. 469 <br /> 470 <br />Lisa Stuckey: Right. So is it an individual category or a sub category is very important? 471 <br /> 472 <br />Tony Blake: But that’s again back to what I was trying to get to earlier… Are some of these categories meant to be accessory 473 <br />uses? I mean why would they list them in two different places? 474 <br /> 475 <br />Michael Harvey: The best answer I’m going to give you is you don’t need to look at this from the standpoint… I think if you 476 <br />continue to look at this in the standpoint of whether it’s a principal or accessory you’re going to get lost in the weeds. You 477 <br />need to look at this as these are principal uses. And the weeds are going to get thick anyway. My job here tonight is I’m 478 <br />providing you some specific examples, you’re giving me some direction, which I appreciate, and I think you’re getting the idea 479 <br />of the complexity that this is going to be. You’re going to have these types of conundrums. And it gets worse as I point out on 480 <br />page 41 with retail where you have 60 independent land uses that constitute retail. With restaurants you get to the same 481 <br />problem. You’ve got 30 different uses for restaurants so a lot of these are going to become their own, new land use category 482 <br />with a list of uses. And we’re going to be recommending where they go. Right now we just have a general colloquial term 483 <br />building contractors. The NAICS code breaks it down even further. Residential building contractors, heavy and civil 484 <br />engineering construction offices, this is the level of detail that we’re going to be looking to provide. 485 <br /> 486 <br /> 16
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