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Approved 2.1.17 9 Tony Blake: So your example earlier of this thing where you go in and fight your way through levels and do all of this, that 423 could be entertainment or it could be training. 424 425 Michael Harvey: Yeah. I would classify it based on what I’ve read about it as an arcade, because it’s not training from the 426 standpoint of physical exertion. It’s like indoor paintball for lack of better way to put it. It is a fun activity. But that’s exactly the 427 point we’re making. So schools: elementary, secondary, public, or private. You don’t differentiate between public and private. 428 It’s a school. And we’ve had that discussion a couple different times as we looked at Carolina Friends School, Emerson 429 Waldorf, and of course and County school. My favorite one, commercial uses, which begins at the bottom of page 39. Look at 430 the footnote. We’ve made some small modifications. This is where the NAICS code provides expanded lists of a ton of 431 different activities. And Tony has hit on a couple, banks and financial institutions. This land use category will be expanded into 432 a new category titled “Finance of Insurance consistent with NAICS code” in a future draft. That’s where you get into insurance 433 brokers, you get the laundry list of activity that all makes up a financial institution besides just bank. Its stockbrokers, it’s 434 insurance. 435 436 Lydia Wegman: So you’re expecting to have that whole list in here? 437 438 Michael Harvey: Yeah. It’s going to be broken out in its own separate category. 439 440 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 three computers. 442 443 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 broaden that out. It’s not just a beauty and barber shop, it can also be manicure/pedicure care, massage non-therapeutic, day 445 spa, bath house, steam rooms, etcetera. This is again, the granular level of detail we’re going to have to be going for. 446 447 Paul Guthrie: I was just looking at the mining. To my knowledge there’s been no indication of coal, for instance, in Orange 448 County. Wouldn’t you eliminate that from your list? 449 450 Michael Harvey: No, because then somebody could claim it’s permitted because we didn’t list it and then not say it’s allowed. 451 452 Paul Guthrie: So you think they’d go dig in a hole for something else? 453 454 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 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 we’re going to give it a try, and then you hit something else. 457 458 Lisa Stuckey: So I have a question going back to this beauty and barbershops. Is that a heading or an individual category? I 459 see that manicure and pedicure is indented, what’s the significance of that indentation? 460 461 Michael Harvey: We were providing you a synopsis of how beauty and barbershop would have to become its own independent 462 category and then be broken down further. 463 464 Lisa Stuckey: Ok, because you guys have left out hair cutting. 465 466 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 personal services, where the NAICS code actually provides you some personal services that include grooming services. So, 468 these are issues that we’re going to have to be resolving and working with you all. 469 470 Lisa Stuckey: Right. So is it an individual category or a sub category is very important? 471 472 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 uses? I mean why would they list them in two different places? 474 475