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JAS 78 5�' of that area and are putting the total site to its highest and best use. He then referred to a drawing of the first floor plan, which includes Veterans Services and Welfare and explained that it will have an auditorium which will be on a separate A/C unit so that it can be used at nights and on weekends when the rest of the building. -is closed. It will seat 50-80 people, depending on how they are seated, at tables or just in rows of chairs, and you could hold classes there or have the whole staff meet there. Commissioner Scurlock asked if there is an ability to secure portions of the building and keep other portions open, and Mr. Ramos confirmed that Veterans Services and Welfare also have their own.A/C units and can be accessed separately while the rest of the building is locked up, the same as the auditorium. Mr. Ramos then displayed the second floor plan where Environmental Health is now to be located and noted that the only change on that floor is that we have added a lab for them. Commissioner Scurlock inquired what the total reduction in the amount we have to pay for rental space will be when we actually move into the new Health Building. Administrator Chandler advised that it will eliminate the need to rent space where Veterans Services is located now, as well as the space at the Cappelen Building for the Health Department, and the space in the Human Resource Building at the hospital complex for Environmental Health. Commissioner Scurlock believed that would amount to between $70/80,000 yearly, and General Services Director Dean agreed and felt it would be closer to $80,000. Mr. Ramos continued his review, noting that on the second floor, besides Environmental Health, you will have the nursing staff, the business offices and administration, small conference rooms, computers, etc. Commissioner Scurlock asked how much space has been allocated for expansion. 26 s � �