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VITOUSEK: Sure, as was mentioned earlier, the Workforce Housing is not directly tied to this permitting. This SMAs and whatever, this this doesn't affect the Workforce Housing directly. So, there's nothing stopping the developer from pursuing the workforce housing concurrently with any other application that we're working on now, correct? FUKE: There is this kind of tangible relationship,because if you're looking at potential funding or the ability to provide the basic infrastructure by the developer, this project enables it. VITOUSEK: What was your target date for Council again? FUKE: Probably, I would say, maybe just the second week in--if the Commission favorably recommends and approves the SMA and recommends approval the zone change, I would imagine,probably the first,maybe sometime in January. Maybe the third week in January. VITOUSEK: So,potentially that would give us time to come back in December, when you guys have had the opportunity to consult with the folks that we've requested and we can present the results of those things to give us a better idea of the construction timeline on workforce housing of timeframe and, timeframes for construction of the SMA, as well as addressing the connectivity issue. We could potentially have some more information in December and it wouldn't throw off your, your overall big picture timeline, right? KERN: I'll just chime in— FUKE: I don't think I said. I think that I said that we'd be working together with the Planning Department in addressing those three specific issues, and I gave you a projected timetable assuming that the Commission makes a decision today. You know, you have to look maybe about a 45-to 60-day window before you can, you have an before the County Council, the committee. KERN: Yeah,just to clarify Mr. Chair, I think it's whatever, whenever you folks, that this Commission makes that determination it's basically at that 45-to 60-days after. So, if you went to December, it would be February, March timeframe. And it'd just get pushed out to whatever that would be. One other consideration just to factor in here is Shani won't be here and if CJ is, he'll be completely coming up to speed. Just,just factors to consider, right, during the deliberations. VITOUSEK: Commissioner DeFranco. DEFRANCO: We've had a lot of discussion without a motion, but it seems to me also, it could be pointed out that that Waikoloa is in place, historically, they have done amazing things that that development with water, access, education. You know, they've done a lot of things for the community, that a lot of other places haven't. It's not like we're dealing with someone that we don't know and doesn't have a history with us. Doesn't have like a track record. And that's why I 53 EXHIBIT D