. >> mr. starr, i have a question for you. i really like the 1948 book and i kind of think it's what we should try to go back to. it actually has, in terms of industrial or manufacture, it has light and heavy, which is sort of what we have now in terms of pdr. and it has the basic things, residential, commercial, and i would think public is probably in there, maybe it isn't, but those would be the categories i could think of. i don't qui understand en we went to article 7 with neighborhood commercial districts. why couldn't they have been a subcategory of types of commercial district under article 2, which existed before, i guess? >> the way article 2 is structured, the use definitions are integrated into the chart. it's hard to explain without going through it, but it's divided up, even the industrial uses. it's not simply light industrial or heavy industrial. it lists every type of use and whether that use is permitted in the districts. a lot of it is redundant. so, i think the idea was to get rid of some of that redundancy

secretary starr and mr.iller, what i would like to ask you is from a state department's standpoint, is it still your professional belief that the site that was identified by the department of state is the most consistent with both the desire to increase training and also most consistent with the arb recommendation that was forwarded to congress by the committee? kaine, thank you for your question. the answer is simple -- yes, sir. we still believe that the site that we chose gives us the best ability to train the numbers of personnel that we need to train to incorporate our partners and the various other u.s. government agencies that are critical to our training, internet training, to build the synergies that we have with our own foreign service institute, and our own training regimens appear. yes, sir, we still believe that is the best answer. >> mr. miller, from your standpoint heard >> i can only echo -- echo was secretary starr said. we have to have the synergy in order to develop the relationships with