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i <br /> i <br /> i <br /> i <br /> that's great Christian if you can get rid of the exhibit. Again, we've looked at the conditions and <br /> we're in agreement with them, we are fine to move ahead and answer any questions that you may <br /> have. <br /> VITOUSEK: Mahalo, Commissioners are there any questions for the applicant or for Christian? <br /> Commissioner Yates? <br /> YATES: I hope you can hear me. Earlier I was told it was kind of scratchy. Can you hear me, <br /> okay? <br /> MOORE: Yes, we're good. <br /> YATES: Okay, Mike I'm sorry. Commissioner Vitousek, Chairman. You know that burial <br /> cave that's on that area is not where all of this going on right? <br /> VITOUSEK: The burial cave, there are a few of them protected by a burial treatment plan and <br /> they wouldn't be allowed to impact the burials. <br /> YATES: "- - -" I was wondering because I know it was in that vicinity. Because I've been there, <br /> and I know it's there. So, I was wanting to make sure. <br /> MOORE: If I can Chair Vitousek. <br /> VITOUSEK: Yes. <br /> MOORE: I believe the burial cave you're talking about is situated mauka of this area, it is not <br /> within the project area. It's mauka of the quarry and outside of the project area. There are 2 <br /> burials within the preservation area that's Parcels 76 and 78. As we look at it looks like a gun if <br /> you look at the map. But that rectangular portion are 2 burials that have been identified. We've <br /> been through a burial treatment plan; the Burial Council has approved the mitigation work and <br /> all the interim mitigation measures have been done. So, there is a buffer fence around the <br /> property now. All of the requirements to allow construction has been complied with and been <br /> reviewed. Our archaeologists have been working with us, SHPD to make sure that we're in full <br /> compliance with all of the requirements. <br /> SMITH: Maybe if I can just add some additional information. So, when we went before State <br /> Historic Preservation Division (SHPD) and before the Hawaii Island Burial Council. The lineal <br /> descendants identified Isaac Harp, to be the cultural descendant on the property. So anytime any <br /> excavation occurs on West Hawaii Business Park, Isaac is hired by whoever is responsible for <br /> that excavation to make sure that all of the culturally sensitive areas are handled properly. If <br /> anything is discovered, then we have protocols in place to make sure that all construction work <br /> ceases immediately. <br /> JACKSON: Chair Vitousek, it looks like we lost Commissioner Yates,her signal dropped off. <br /> 9 <br /> EXHIBIT E <br />