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_ <br /> - - ~ - - - <br /> i <br /> BARRETT: Just mauka of it. <br /> BOWMAN: Mauka from the Belt Road, right? <br /> BARRETT: From the Hu-Ko-Pa lot. It's up, yes. <br /> BOWMAN: Okay. <br /> BARRETT: Then that it's all right there. <br /> BOWMAN: Okay. And the other two lots are held by someone else. <br /> BARRETT: Yes, somebody else. <br /> i <br /> BOWMAN: Thank you. <br /> <br /> I <br /> BARRETT: You're welcome. Thank you. <br /> WATANABE: Okay, Mr. Housel. <br /> HOUSEL: Mr. Chair, I had one question regarding Condition L -and I'm not sure <br /> who the right person to ask is - it says, "If required, a drainage study shall be prepared by a <br /> licensed civil engineer...." If required by whom? <br /> LEITHEAD TODD: That's typically by Department of Public Works. <br /> HOUSEL: Okay, Department of Public Works. Is there a reason why they wouldn't I <br /> ask for a drainage study? <br /> 1 <br /> LEITHEAD TODD: If there have been prior drainage studies, if they are very familiar with this <br /> area, they might feel that it isn't necessary. They will take a look at the topography, they'll look <br /> at the information provided by the applicant, and then they'll make a determination on what's <br /> required. , , <br /> ti <br /> HOUSEL: I see. <br /> f <br /> LIM: And we understand that Public Works does have drainage issues; so we'll <br /> be, we've already submitted a preliminary drainage study and we'll be further working with <br /> Public Works on the drainage issues. <br /> t <br /> HOUSEL: Okay, thank you. ' <br /> i <br /> r <br /> WATANABE: Okay. Looks like we are done with the questions. So I guess we are back ~ <br /> to you and your presentation, Mr. Lim. <br /> 6 <br /> <br />