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immediately adjacent to the building and was informed that there are 67 spaces adjacent. Discussion continued regarding parking, the problem that this parking area also undoubtedly would be made use of by tenants of the businesses to the east, and the possibility of talking to Mr. Flick about relocating some of his parking into other areas. Commissioner Scurlock asked if there has been any dialogue in regard to approaching the printing company about the possibil- ity of trading their location for the State Attorney's building. Administrator Chandler stated that there has been no dis- cussion of that at this point. We have tied this in with getting appraisals. In addition to getting appraisals on the properties Mr. Flick has control over, we want to get one on the west half of Block 45, which includes the print shop and possibly also expand the appraisal to include the 6 lots just south of the proposed parking facility. We want to know the value of all properties that may possibly be under consideration. Commissioner Bird inquired about the feasibility of moving the parking garage to the south and not having to take the bank's drive -up structure, but Mr. Halback pointed out that, although this is a possibility, you then may be into negotiation with an unwilling seller. Commissioner Wheeler brought up the possibility of building the parking garage over the drive -up facility, and Administrator Chandler stressed that from the staff perspective, we want to consider all physical aspects, and when we get appraisals, we will know better what we are looking at. Commissioner Scurlock commented that we are building a facility to serve 91,000 -People, and while we want to mitigate the impact on property owners, he personally would not let the impact on one property owner stop him from voting for doing the most efficient thing. Mr. Halback next presented Concept K: 18 I