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VITOUSEK: Yeah, I again, I just, I feel like us now at the end of a long day to try to come up with an acceptable definition for medical clinic, we're more likely to miss something that could be addressed if there were more time to take a good look at how we fit our implied definition of medical clinic into the written definition, and if we take a month to do that and come back and we have a good definition that we all agree with, I think that's better for everybody than for us to try to put something together now. CARR SMITH: Jeff. DARROW: So, the commission needs to keep in mind that this is a bill that is going before Council, and that it goes before the Windward Planning Commission as well. So, whatever proposed,proposed amendments that you're making, we would want it, we get in a place where if we're not able to present it to the Windward Commission, then we're kind of stuck. Because then if we come here and it's approved differently, we go up to Council with separate bills. VITOUSEK: Then can we not provide specific language here, but just the recommendation for a revision to include that topic? DARROW: Sure. VITOUSEK: And so— DARROW: What we can do is— VITOUSEK: What is the best way of doing that? Would thatbeapproving it with recommended revisions, or would that be deferring it? DARROW: Again, if we defer, we would end up having to defer the Windward until, you know, I mean we're kind of stuck, but if you were to ask the Director to consider amendments to the medical clinic definition,to come up with a more specific definition, we can work on getting that put together and maybe even consult with you on it and then present it to the Windward Commission as well. But again, it wouldn't be something that we could vote on right now because it's not available. CARR SMITH: Director Yee?How do you feel about that? YEE: You know, I guess it's more of what the commission feels comfortable with. If, if, I hear Jeff, and that yes, there is a timing issue, but we're also not, we're not up against a clock that something's expiring here that has to get done, right, so if, if Windward has to wait for us to clarify the language to show to Leeward, then we take the time to do so. If we want to expedite and we have some flexibility to make changes more on the fly to present something to Windward that we think might, might make sense to Leeward, and we all have the flexibility to, to still proceed to Council, we're doing go. I'm not sure that's what I'm hearing from, from Mike, and again, I think this is more about what the Commission needs than it is the Planning Department trying to drive a certain timeline. 14 EXHIBIT G