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30 1180 Craig Nishimoto: No. That's another industry all together. Randall Williams is the guy who I most look up 1181 to and admire in this. He would really be the guy to ask about this, but we basically send it to him or operators 1182 like him. 1183 1184 Beth Bronson: You subcontract that, or just be the liaison in between...? 1185 1186 Craig Nishimoto: We give it away or we sell it to- 1187 1188 Beth Bronson: I was gonna say give it away as well too. I'm very fascinated by the training you could 1189 offer and the education opportunities that you would have to work in the community. That would further 1190 enhance, this whole purpose of the development within the Rural Buffer and why something like this 1191 Conditional Zoning District would be beneficial for the area. As somebody who has grown up around tree 1192 service, I do know that dealing with the waste is a large problem, and I've seen plenty of houses, not just with 1193 wood chips, but with logs and logs and logs, and I do know that byproduct can become the worse problem. 1194 Then actually what to do with it. It's what to do with the decaying of debris. What does the turnover look like at 1195 your current establishment? 1196 1197 Craig Nishimoto: It's a mess. We try to get rid of it as quickly as possible, and we're next to Brockwell 1198 Trucking on Calvendar, but they're over capacity, and some winters they'll just say, "No more. We can't take 1199 any more." And then we take some to a place down by Jordan Lake where they bury the stuff, and then 1200 sometimes Gorilla Materials. If the guys are working up in Durham, but it's a mess. 1201 1202 Beth Bronson: Thank you. And then I may have missed this. I see four conditions in the packet, and 1203 then I see the roadway condition of which, I'm glad to hear that you're excited to work with, you're optimistic 1204 about working with the County to create a better entry point for a place of business, like around a municipal 1205 field, should the County decide to move forward with that. Ideally, it would be awesome if they had a master 1206 plan that incorporated your driveway and a new easement. That's obviously very complicated. Getting an 1207 easement for a cell tower versus a business, well, the easement is the same thing. It's two completely 1208 different pieces. 1209 1210 Craig Nishimoto: Yeah. There's also power lines running through there too. So, you can't really put power 1211 lines through your soccer field. Or maybe you can. 1212 1213 Beth Bronson: You definitely can't. I guess as an agricultural enterprise versus, as we were talking 1214 about, the restrictions on that agricultural, obviously we want your business as it stands applying for the 1215 application. Right? Versus having grappling trucks or what in 5 to 10 years. Because that may be a different 1216 thing. It may be a different evolved business by then. Right? You may want two or three buildings to add 1217 onto or something like that. 1218 1219 Craig Nishimoto: I don't know that we would be able to do that. This is- 1220 1221 Beth Bronson: No, I'm just— It is not up to us to speculate on how your growth is going to go. 1222 1223 Craig Nishimoto: No. No. What I mean is, I think we're locked into this site plan.