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And this relates to the traffic study that has been done that is referred to; the traffic study is four years old, it's already outdated. And that it sounds as though they won't commit to when they are going to start to build. There will be 10 or 20 years before this place is built out with thousands of additional cars. So I would suggest that we require another traffic study when construction begins, which could be 20, 30 years after the original approval. Another traffic study—in fact, I think they should return after, let's say, 20 years from the original application to address all of the increased infrastructure needs. CARR SMITH: Thank you. Perry? Max? Barbara? Any questions? Barbara, go ahead. DEFRANCO: I can't, I can't tell if Sid is trying to talk to us - - - CARR SMITH: No, he - - -he might be talking- - -no, he's not. COLON: He's talking to one of the other, one of,he's talking to Roger, so whatever he has to say— CARR SMITH: Yeah, he's— COLON: —couple rooms over, we'll find out soon. DEFRANCO: Okay, and in the CDP the way that it views this in open space and parks and, you know, I have to agree with both other commissioners in a way, you know; it's going to be a bigger demand by the time they get around to completing the park. Why not, you know, do some infrastructure before you hand it over to the county, that extra 10 acres? Maybe it isn't a full buildout, and maybe we can meet in the middle there. But, you know, we are looking to the future of things and, yes, we need the schools and the housing first, I agree with that, but also these kids are going to need a place to be, you know. And the more that we can provide that now by putting it in here now, I think long term is, is an idea that we should look at them a little bit. Thank you. CARR SMITH: Thank you, Barbara. Max or Perry? KEALOHA: I guess my interest is in the main roadway coming down from Mdkdlei Drive. Is there any real intention of making a connection from the mauka highway to Queen Ka'ahumanu? CARR SMITH: Who wants to—Roger? Roger, I've got you on two windows here. HARRIS: Okay, can you see, can you hear me? CARR SMITH: Yeah, I can see you a lot—yeah, I can hear you, go ahead. HARRIS: Okay. With respect to the park—I was just talking to Sid Fuke on the phone—part of the reason for the second phase of the park was that the county, Pete Hoffmann, and the Parks department, were looking at putting a big regional park at Kealakehe, and this would,by adding 29 DRAFT