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effort that went into that is terrific. And I think that that same level of effort can be extended to <br /> our Commission who is tasked with making the decision on issuing these permits. And so, for us <br /> to digest thousands of pages of information within a week or so, and to provide questions, I think <br /> it's reasonable for us to request an additional month to have the questions that we've posed <br /> analyzed, and answered, and come back to us with more concrete information. <br /> And I think delaying the project by a month won't mean anything in the long term,but making <br /> the right decisions and having the right information will make a big difference in the long term. <br /> So I, I would be in support of deferring. <br /> VITOUSEK: Mr. Fuke. <br /> FUKE: Mr. Chairman, I realized that you're already in the motion mode and maybe not in a <br /> position to accept any statements from the applicant, but.I've had a chance previously to discuss <br /> it with the applicant and if the Commission wants to defer it for the limited purpose of getting <br /> more information on three items that their staff, Maija had raised. Specifically in terms of the <br /> connectivity, the issue dealing with police and fire, maybe consolidation, and third dealing with <br /> the establishing a construction timetable on the workforce housing. If you want to have that <br /> meeting considered at your next meeting in December, then the applicant would have no <br /> objections to it. But,just understand that they kind of wanted to move on,but if that's you know, <br /> in deference to what you're saying and we can appreciate the need for wanting to get all of these <br /> information before making a reasoned decision. The applicant is willing to have the matter <br /> • continued until your next meeting. <br /> VITOUSEK: Thank you very much. I definitely appreciate that consideration. It will be up to <br /> the Commissioners to decide,but I feel like when you start a project isn't what truly matters, but <br /> when you finish, and I think getting the right groundwork will help us help everybody finish the <br /> project in a better way. That's my opinion and I'd love to hear from my fellow Commissioners. <br /> Commissioner DeFranco. <br /> DEFRANCO: I have, I have no problem deferring. I understand exactly what you're saying, <br /> Mike. I pushed the motion because we have to be able to talk about it. So, I'm, I'm open to your <br /> consideration and everybody's consideration. I think the hard part for me is that we're going to <br /> lose Shani. She's not going to be here and I value her mana`o a lot,because of her background <br /> and expertise, so. <br /> VITOUSEK: Such is the nature of loss. We're sorry to lose you, Shani. <br /> Anybody else have any—Commissioner Yates? <br /> YATES: I just wanna. I agree with what Barbara has to say. Yes, Shani, we shall miss you. Even <br /> though you've been here, you know, good luck in all that you do <br /> ARMBRUSTER: Thank you, thank you very much. <br /> 58 <br /> EXHIBIT D <br />