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MAY 16 1989 fools eff employees you have under the current conditions, family members and others, that are working there and we will grandfather them in. We don't want you there in the first place, and in the long run and at some point in time, maybe 20 years from now, we want this grandfathering situation to come into compliance. That is what you do when you rezone; you hope that at some point everything comes into compliance. Attorney O'Haire stated he would agree with everything Commissioner Scurlock has said were it not for the fact that ROSE -4 Ordinance 87-22 contemplated the expansion of the use in the terms provided for site plan approval. We were not freezing everything in place, and it was, indeed, the intention that the use could be expanded under the circumstances set forth in this ordinance. Commissioner Eggert pointed out that it says "within the framework of the family doing it", and Commissioner Scurlock felt that expanded or increased warehouse area would imply that there would be no additional employees. Attorney O'Haire interjected that it could be for general contract, for example, and depends on the use involved. Commissioner Scurlock didn't feel that it could track back to more employees, but Attorney O'Haire maintained that it very well could. Chairman Wheeler remembered the conversation where Mr. Kirrie said that he needed the additional space for the work he was doing; that he had to move some equipment or reuse it; and that it just wasn't well organized and he needed additional space. Commissioner Eggert remembered that Mr. Kirrie had said that most of his stuff was outside and exposed, and needed to be warehoused. C. N. Kirrie, 12855 79th Avenue, Roseland, wished to direct the Commission's attention to Page 2 of the packet of material he had given to each Commissioner at the beginning of today's 22