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OCT 2 01992 x GE f specially controlled with special air that would specifically address their ultra -sensitive conditions, and not require having to renovate the entire two floor situation. Dr. Feldman commented it would be nice if it would work - anything that would be done to filter and purify the air. He suggested moving the chambers that Judge Stikelether was in and move that court to another part of the building where there were windows. Dr.. Feldman again suggested that he could refer the Board to a competent, good environmental engineer to assist in this problem. Commissioner Fletcher asked the Doctor what he would do if he were -on the Board. Dr. Feldman stated first of all, he would ask himself if he liked the job that the person was doing or if he was looking for a reason to get rid of that person. Commissioner Wodtke interjected that there was no question that the Judge was doing an excellent job and he would like very much to provide him with adequate space. Dr. Feldman stated he did not intend to make this sound like an implication. He continued that it was very rare that this was just going to be the Judge and his Judicial Assistant benefiting from all of this - everybody in this room will certainly benefit from cleaner air. He then spoke of the benefits of not permitting smoking in public buildings - it was something the Board could do which would not cost a cent. Dr. Feldman also suggested using odorless cleansers, as some pine scents cause people to have violent reactions. He mentioned other substances such as certain vinyls, plastics, tiles, glues, and wallpaper. Administrator Wright pointed out that 25% or 30% of the Judge's time was spent working in this environment. Even if they could create a pristine environment, the Administrator wondered if he would still be able to function.