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the rental market higher and higher and forcing low-income families out of houses that they might easily have rented. So, anyway, I won't go on and on, thank you. REPLOGLE: Thank you, Commissioner Clarkson. Is, there any other questions? Or are there any other? Okay. LIN: Chair, Mr. Aguinaldo has a question. REPLOGLE: Oh, I can't see him, Mr. Aguinaldo? KERN: Unmute. REPLOGLE: Mr. Aguinaldo, donde estas? Unmute, there he is . AGUINALDO: Good morning. Alright. So, I totally agree with what Dennis indicated, and as far as that there is a need, but there's the conception of what's affordable or low-income. Especially when you look at the surrounding areas in your backyard. You're averaging over half a million to almost 2 million dollars, and I do see their concerns of what my property value and. everybody's entitled to their concern and you going to get this project in my backyard. Now with that respectfully we got to make pono with your neighbors, especially with that kind of hard-working people invest that kind of money in their property. Yes, it is a need for the community when you were talking about rental. Are we talking like apartments or are we talking like something similar down the old Mohouli, near the Police Station are we talking about that kind of housing? What kind of enforcement is HICDC going do? Sometimes it gets out of hand and investing a lot of money with this, and tenants just abuse the place. As far as the buffer 30 feet, that is great. Now within that buffer what are you going to mitigate with possibly noise or whatnot. There's a lot of people like what was discussed with Dennis is, I do have friends as well, it that kind of median. Are we going to help that kind of people, like schoolteachers, for example, we have a hard time finding schoolteachers and finding nurses to even come to our island? Are we going to be able to cater to that, designate a section for that kind of working force or is it just going to be just first come, first serve? That is my question for Keith and Jeremy, and I know you guys know that we short with nurses as well in our hospital K.EKAI: Sorry, Commissioner Aguinaldo,point of order. If you could just ask one question at a time, let the applicant answer and then ask another question that would be helpful. AGUINALDO: Okay, so as far as that this goes for Keith and Jeremy. Like what Dennis had indicated as far as people that serving the community. Is there going to be a section for that kind of income? KATO: Well, in terms of trying to set aside units for certain classes of people, a certain category of people, one of the things that comes up with using the State funding is they require us to have a lottery. It's basically, it's not exactly first come, first serve but it's like you put your name on the list at the time that the rent up starts. Then we are required to conduct a lottery and that's the order: in which we process. In terms of rnonitonng the project I think if you go into our rental 11 EXHIBIT D(DRAFT)