Exhibit $1$ Fixed Cost Comparison

$\backslash$table$[[$Alternative $1-$ Con struct,Alternative $2-$ Lease$],[$Property Tax,$17,000,$Property tax,$17,000],[$Repairs and Insurance,$3,000,$Insurance,$18,000],[$Total$,20,000,$Total,$35,000],[$Differential$,15,000,,]]$

$$15,000$ less Fixed Costs with Alternative $1$

The other advantage for constructing the facility over leasing it is the incremental expenditures on the property. For instance, in option $1,$ the company will have to pay $$20,000$ in taxes, insurance and repairs. In the second option the company will pay $$17,000$ on annual property tax along with the annual $$18,000$ insurance fee, which would be a total payment of $$35,000$ on a yearly basis for the $18$ years of use. This is already a $$15,000$ difference in the incremental expenditures from option $1$ and option $2.$

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