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ultimately approved by DLNR and Planning Department—but, you know,just a rough idea of what's going to happen, what we want to happen, what the vision is for the area. JACKSON: So you are thinking that could be like, requesting like a narrative description from the applicant of what they intend to do with the property and the forest? VITOUSEK: Yeah, similar as you would for the preliminary subdivision plans where you are laying out the lots, saying this is where the lots are going to be. Of course, all of that's subject to change upon topo survey and then all that, that kind of stuff,but just having a preliminary idea of what you want to do to preserve the forest. We are saying we want to preserve 80 percent of it, but, you know, for us looking at it, seeing that what percent of that 80 percent is native, what percent is invasive, because if it's 70 percent invasive, we don't want to preserve 70 percent of the invasives; we would love to have a plan together that addresses it. So I think that will be accomplished. I just, for me, I would be more comfortable having that information up front. KANUHA: Yeah, that's good, that's a great thought, too, Mike. And I believe, too, with the invasive, and going back to what you just said, watershed, like Sydney brought up earlier, was a huge thing, you know, for removal of all vegetation. But just kind of having a management plan that's in place by the applicant would be nice. VITOUSEK: Yep, cool. Any further discussion? [None.] Okay. Well, we can, now, we can proceed with the roll call vote. CAMERO: All right, thank you. Commissioner Kanuha? KANUHA: Aye. CAMERO: Commissioner Paishon-Duarte? PAISHON-DUARTE: Aye. CAMERO: Vice Chair DeFranco? DEFRANCO: Aye. 4 CAMERO: Commissioner Dela Cruz? DELA CRUZ: Aye. CAMERO: Commissioner Knowles? KNOWLES: Aye. CAMERO: And Chair Vitousek? VITOUSEK: Aye. 21 EXHIBIT C (DRAFT)