The size and age of the building was the problem.

We certainly don't agree with the executive amendment.

We'll have to decide if they really want to be there, then they will have to convince people they really want to stay there. That's a whole different positive type atmosphere, both within the facility and for the surrounding neighborhood.

These prospective locations are farther from homes than the locations in the past. We're very sensitive to that concern.

Right now we have a seven-month wait for uninsured men. I guess that will go to a year.

What we need is people who agree to sell and workable zoning and some local government encouragement.