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projects, you'll find that they're very neat, things are quite orderly. We are going to be having resident maintenance people there and we have pretty firm house rules that they enforce because people once they get in the project, they want to stay in the project, so they really comply with the rules. That's something that we feel is important for the benefit ofall the other tenants that we have much as well as for the neighbors. I'm not sure what else you had in your list your questions there but if I missed something let me know. AGUINALDO: I think we're good. Yeah, we're good. REPLOGLE: Okay, thank you Mr. Kato and Mr. Aguinaldo. Are there any other questions? CLARKSON: Yes, I just have a quick question for staff? REPLOGLE: We passed that already. CLARKSON: Well, I'm going to go back. REPLOGLE: Just kidding, carry on. CLARKSON: So, is there going to be, this is a Land Use Boundary Amendment for adjustments. Will there be a later application for rezone or is that incorporated in this procedure today? CAMERO: No, so there won't be a later application for a rezone. The applicant actually currently submitted a 201 H application in which they're going to ask relief from the County zoning requirements within that 201H and that will happen through the Office of Housing, by way of resolution. KERN: So— KEKAI: That also goes in front of the Council. So, it's a different way to get to Council basically. KERN: Yeah, the 201H is a different path to get a zoning done it's through a State HRS a 201H process and basically in essence it expedites the zoning, and it goes through the Office of Housing. Granted the State Land Use has to match up with that so that's what you are seeing here is that State Land Use Boundary Amendment to get it so it's Urban. And then they go forward with their 201 H process that gets approved by Council and within that they're able to get certain relief from say building permits and sometimes right-a-away widths and things of that nature to make it more affordable. It has to hit a minimum threshold of at least fifty one percent (51%) affordability for that to even be a process. It's a process that's used quite frequently these days. So, that's kind of where you'll see this coming through and then you'll see the 201H or what you'd look at as a rezoning coming through the Office of Housing and Community Development (OHCD). 12 EXHIBIT D(DRAFT)