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MAY i 1 <br />BooK 76 uC. <br />Mr. Kirrie has been a special case and should have special <br />attention, which he has gotten. Mr. Musante explained that he <br />was a small businessman at one time with dozens of employees, but <br />he never had more than 3 at one time. Now, if Mr. Kirrie has had <br />8 employees and the Board is willing to put into writing that he <br />may have 8 employees, he felt it is incumbent upon the Board to <br />have him document that on a given day, at a given time, he had <br />all 8 people working, not one man on Monday, 3 on Tuesday, 2 men <br />on Wednesday, etc. <br />Chairman Wheeler advised that Mr. Kirrie has said that he <br />will do that, and that will be documented. Mr. Kirrie has said <br />that not in the last year, but in the year before, he had 8 <br />employees in addition to his family that he can document at one <br />specific time. <br />Mr. Musante said he could accept that if it was past <br />practice and could be documented. However, he understood that <br />Mr. Kirrie had said that he wasn't able to document that. <br />Chairman Wheeler understood that Mr. Kirrie couldn't <br />document those employees in the time period that staff wanted, <br />which he believed was last year -- he didn't have them last year, <br />he had them the year before that. <br />Mr. Musante felt that it is incumbent to make sure that is <br />documented before you pass a ruling, and Chairman Wheeler said <br />that they will have that. <br />COMMISSIONER EGGERT STATED SHE WOULD BE GLAD TO ADD <br />THAT TO HER MOTION THAT MR. KIRRIE WILL PROVIDE <br />THAT DOCUMENTATION. <br />Assistant County Attorney Bill Collins asked if the Motion <br />included the impact fee rate, and Commissioner Eggert confirmed <br />that it did. <br />32 <br />