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GIFFIN: And then while he's doing that, I have one more question. In that existing, the new existing subdivision, which is just below the subject property, Jeff, you just said something about there is some sort of stipulation for a connecting road in that subdivision for the subject property, as well as the property that we are going to be covering later on today, is that correct? DARROW: Correct. This would be Condition H under Ordinance 10 2, which states, "Roadway connections to adjoining parcels, TMK: 5- 17:41, 44 and 43, shall be provided." GIFFIN: Okay, so those were conditions of the subdivision approval for that yellow RS -10 parcel. DARROW: For the ordinance approval. Additionally, my co- worker reminded me that we did look into the conditions for this particular roadway. This portion of the roadway through Hualalai Heights was not required to dedicate, although this portion within Sugar Cane Lane Subdivision was required to dedicate. GIFFIN: Okay, so, then eventually that road will be a County road, that portion. DARROW: Well, that's the question. HOUSEL: Could we ask Mr. Emler to give us his input? Ki, I need to swear you in to help us. Could you raise your right hand? Do you swear to tell the truth? EMLER: Swear to tell the truth, yes. HOUSEL: Thank you. Could you state your name, please? EMLER: My name is Kiran Emler. I'm with the Department of Public Works, Engineering Division Kona. HOUSEL: Could you help us a little bit to clarify the status of that road that will connect eventually to this subject property. EMLER: Speaking of Pualena Street -. HOUSEL: That's correct. EMLER: Through Sugar Cane Lane? HOUSEL: Right. EMLER: The status of it is it's been completed, construction is completed, it's gotten final approval — that's the status right now. It's still private. HOUSEL: Does that meet the Department of Public Works standards currently? EMLER: Yes. HOUSEL: So it could be dedicated -. 6