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HIATT: Yeah. So, I will call Mr., well, let me do one housekeeping thing first. I believe that Mr. Ishado and 1 have agreed that the Petitioner's Exhibits 1 through 16 can be received in evidence. ]s that all right? ISHADO: That's correct. And I believe that Exhibits A through E from the County will also be received into evidence. Is that correct? HIATT: [s that all of yours or the ones before the 26°i? 1SHAD0: They're all before the 26's. HIATT: Okay, on that basis we would have no objection to County's A through E. Were there any supplementals from the County, Mr. Ishado? ISHADO: Yeah, that's, that's something that we're going to ask the Board to address on both sides. HIATT: So just to keep the record clear, and for your notes, gentlemen, that means all the exhibits from my clients are in, except for 17 through 24; and we will offer those when they come up. But everything that I'll be showing as a visual aid here is a copy, just a blowup of something that's already in evidence. ISHADO: Wcll, I, if it's all right, just one further point of clarification. There are three exhibits, there are three exhibits attached to the memorandum, trial memorandum, by the Appellant in this case. And those are not, well, they weren't submitted until, until after the 26'x. HIATT: Those are the Corporation Counsel opinions. And we regard those as legal arguments, so we offered them as exhibits to the brief. If necessary, at the conclusion, we'll offer them as exhibits to this proceeding. But we haven't offered them yet. Okay. Is there a procedure for swearing Mr. Kubota, or how do we do that? NAKANO: Do you swear that the testimony that you are about to present before the Board will he the truth? KUBOTA: Yes, I do. HIATT: Mr. Kubota, could you state your full name for the record? KUBOTA: Peter Kenji Kubota. HIATT: And where were you born? 6