Exhibit 8 - Surplus.pdf

This document is a ground level plan drawing for the State Surplus Building located in Lincoln, Nebraska, dated January 2010. The architectural floor plan depicts a facility with multiple storage areas surrounding a central office space. The drawing includes specific area measurements showing 1,493 square feet for office/support areas and 7,060 square feet dedicated to storage spaces. The plan is drawn to scale with a grid indicating dimensions and includes standard architectural notation for walls, doors, and internal room layouts.

The floor plan reveals a relatively simple, rectangular building design with large storage sections on three sides of a compact office area. The office section includes what appears to be restroom facilities and interior walls dividing different functional spaces. The storage areas are substantially larger than the office section, suggesting the building's primary purpose is warehousing or inventory management for state surplus operations. The drawing is technical in nature, providing a precise overhead view of the building's ground level configuration, which could be useful for facility management, renovation planning, or space utilization assessments.