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Hawaii County Council - 2 December 18, 2002 different—two different standards in here. One, is the ones that meet the standards and the ones that don't. If they don't, the County could regard these as "private"roads. And in all cases, unless my recollection of the Code is that unless the subdivision was platted before---I think it's 1966, which some of these. obviously, are—they're old homestead lots—that the acceptance of any improve—roadways or their dedication—any roadways or improvements shall not be undertaken unless they comply with Chapter 23,the Subdivision Code. So, how does that relate to this, sir? MR. KIM: First of all. primarily, all of those lands that have been approved, I think Mr. Aaron Chung referred to some of these as "silly". I think it even went beyond "silly", that we allowed the situation to go on for months or even years—as far as certain things that were of County jurisdiction of maintenance, including the painting of signs, crosswalks, or turning on/energizing the streetlights. And Mr. Ray Soon, pointed this out as one of the things, if we could work this out—and we did that, immediately, as far as until this Memorandum of Agreement was completed we would turn it on and be responsible for it. In regards to your question, as far as the"other" areas. I'm not, specifically, aware of all of the street areas and road areas—whether we did. Definitely, we will not go into areas of"privacy". These are roads that were County or maybe even "roads in limbo". which was owned by government. MR. TYLER: Okay. So that—oh, yes, Mr. Soon. 1 think— (NOTE: At this time, Mr. Soon responded from the audience area, which was inaudible.) MR. TYLER: Okay. (NOTE: At this time, Mr. Soon responded from the audience area, which was inaudible.) MR. TYLER: Okay. What about the roadways that are—that don't have A/C on them? Page 51