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Ka`ahumanu Highway would happen whether or not the project heard and the project's contributions to them before 2045 are negligible. So, I hope that answers your question there. We did follow up with that information to DOT after getting their letter and we haven't heard back from them. ARMBRUSTER: Thank you. FUKE: Commissioner Armbruster, to that I think I'd like to direct your attention to Condition N that the staff had provided,has recommended. This in relation to the Project District zoning. It kind of makes clear several points. One is that there is a mandatory,need for the developer at some point in time to have an updated traffic study, and in conjunction with that, provide any appropriate mitigation. Short of that, this project is going to be obligated to provide the Fair Share obligation. And the Fair Share obligation, you know when you look at like$5,000 for traffic mitigation times $900 million, you're looking at$4.5 million, which would be assigned to the County for the County to decide how to use to address regional transportation needs. I'd like to also kind of point out that, if you look at all of the resorts up and down the South Kohala Coast, this is the only resort that has two accesses. All of the other accesses,there's only one access point. VITOUSEK: Okay. Let's take a quick five-minute recess and we'll come back with questions from Commissioner Paishon-Duarte. The commission took a recess at 2:52 p.m. and resumed the meeting at 2:58 p.m. VITOUSEK: Okay, looks like pretty much everybody's back. Got all our commissioners here. One, two, three—okay. Commissioner Paishon-Duarte, you had your hand up. PAISHON-DUARTE: Mahalo. First of all, I just want to say that I really appreciate the, the merits of this project. I appreciate the spirit by which you folks are bringing some innovation and creativity to this development project, and I really appreciate how you folks are kind of taking this integrated strategy, you know to yield positive returns, economic returns, community returns, culture returns, and environments returns. I think that's really important, and I think that you know people who are very successful in creating a new model for development, I think we will all benefit from that as a community. So, that said here's my questions. So, water, as you know, super important to a high-volcanic ecosystem. So, in your presentation, there was--you folks had mentioned brackish water, a brackish water irrigation system as a means to, you know, you know, not use potable water, which I am in full support of. How does this work? Can you explain to me how does this work and, when, what is the source of the brackish water?And can you share a little bit about the, the effects of drawing brackish water from a natural environment. BOUSLOG: Is Mr.Nance on? I'd like to let Mr. Tom Nance who's our hydrogeologist answer that. He designed the brackish water system for us, so I think he can give you a good professional answer. 27 EXHIBIT D