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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> And the other point, just in terms of, I'm not sure, if you've already covered this, is the Plan <br /> Implementation. It was on Page 7 of the Interim proposals requesting to remove the Annual <br /> Report section. Obviously, I would hope that you would not remove that accountability <br /> provision. And I know Director Yuen has said he is proposing that because the Department is <br /> overburdened and that you look at these areas that he is overburdened as to how one can have <br /> additional people there. There are very minimal fees charged on any of the development <br /> permits, look at other ways. And if you have, in fact, asked, approved his or are agreeing to his <br /> request to remove this Annual Report, the accountability section, I would hope that some form of <br /> review be still carried out. I think this is very important right now where one is promoting the <br /> Community Development Plans as a communication mechanism so that the people, the <br /> communities know what's going on. I actually think if that, if that had been done, if there had <br /> been an annual review of the courses of action, the Department would see that this road is <br /> mandated; and when Parker Ranch came in for its recent subdivision, the Planning Department <br /> would be saying, "You've got to get your road in." And instead, they're asking for it to be <br /> deleted from the General Plan. <br /> <br /> So, just, if you have agreed to remove that annual report, I hope you encourage more <br /> accountability and provide, address the overburden problem in a way that isn't excluding the <br /> public from getting public input. Thank you. <br /> <br /> ALAMEDA: Thanks, Margaret. <br /> <br /> WILLE: Thank you. <br /> <br /> ALAMEDA: You're welcome. I see no questions. Thank you very much for your <br /> testimony today. You may be seated. Mr. Director, hearing Brenda and Margaret and Dore, do <br /> you have any comments or thoughts? <br /> <br /> YUEN: I'll be happy to answer any questions the Commissioners may have as a <br /> result of that or other things that have come to mind in the last few minutes. <br /> <br /> ALAMEDA: Okay. Any questions for Mr. Director before we take action on these <br /> items? Commissioner Graham? <br /> <br /> GRAHAM: Just on that last testimony from Ms. Wille about the Bypass Road in the <br /> Waimea area which is aheady there in the paperwork and we're not going to delete it at this <br /> point. But she said she believes it doesn't exist on the map to support what's already there. Can <br /> you explain that? Is there something you're going to do about that, or is that a real problem, or - <br /> 9 <br /> YUEN: You'll notice that we're going to put this on hold until Parsons <br /> Brinckerhoff, which is working on a circulation study in Waimea, completes evaluating other <br /> alternatives. My expectation, we met with them last week, and my expectation is that they feel <br /> that this is an important, this Bypass Road, Parker Ranch Bypass Road is an important <br /> component of transportation through Waimea town. In that case, I will drop the proposed <br /> I interim amendment. And, unfortunately, the facilities map that was amassed in 2005, although the <br /> text mandated this Bypass Road, the facilities map did not include it. And =•a *aa~t ,t <br /> on the facilities, in that case we should put it on the facilities map. But I would expect to put it, <br /> I 17 <br />