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Mr. Farrington added they do not know the answer to that. A Board Member, Martha C. Wood, asked who is going to occupy the second half of the building (Mr. Werrick responded electronics will be in a back room. He then explained the plans). A Board member, David G. Williams, asked if someone can make a deposit (Mr. Werrick responded yes, in the machine). Mr. Williams asked about advertising (Mr. Werrick answered yes advertising will be there) Mr. Williams stated he is not convinced there will be no interaction from the people at Chase, therefore he thinks this will act as a bank. A Board Member, Jeanne K. Krieger, asked about the structure between the ATM's set in the wall. It looks like there is a screen on it (Mr. Werrick responded from his understanding that's where deposit slips go). An Associate Board Member, Nyles N. Barnert questioned the bathroom. There was clarification on the bathroom not being used for public access. Mr. Cohen asked if this is open 24 hours (Mr. Werrick responded yes). Mr. Cohen asked if someone would need a Chase bank card to enter (Mr. Clifford answered you can use any card). Ms. Wood asked if she would be able to use the facility at 3 am and if it was possible for people to stay overnight (Mr. Farrington stated he would assume there would be security cameras). Mr. Clifford asked if there would ever be Chase personnel at that site for retail (Mr. Werrick responded no employees will be on site). There was discussion on the windows on Waltham Street. An audience member, Marci Cemenska, 59 Outlet Drive, asked if there will be signage outside of the building (Mr. Werrick responded yes there will be two signs that say Chase ATM to replace the two Good Feet signs). An audience member, Jerry Michelson, Chair of Center Committee, asked if they are renting the whole space and what the frontage is (Mr. Werrick responded that they are using the whole space and the back is for equipment and electronics. The frontage is approximately 50 feet). Mr. Michelson discussed the ATM in Belmont has a video screen going to a human being (Mr. Farrington clarified there will not be communication to off-site employees). An audience member, Amy Trute,60 Tarbell Avenue, asked what will prohibit that from being used for larger bank plans in the future (Mr. Farrington answered the Zoning Bylaw would require them to obtain a Special Permit. An audience member, Eric Michelson, 45 Circle Road, asked in regards to the interactive ATM Machines, what would it require to do this software fix (Mr. Clifford responded that would not be a legal use of zoning regulations). An audience member, Aavram Baskin, 43 Carville Avenue, asked if the Board can legally stipulate that the machines could not be capable of having the ability to interact with employees. (Mr. Clifford stated this Board will probably have to provide the staff and public of what our