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[transmitting] beam and within a few feet of the antenna for several minutes or longer. Thus, the <br />possibility of [that] a member of the general public being [could be] exposed to <br />RF levels in excess of FCC guidelines is extremely remote." <br />I hope this helps and provides them some comfort. And, I'm willing to take any of your <br />questions. <br />CLARKSON: Well, the first question is do you agree with the Director's Recommendation and <br />conditions of approval. You've had it—have you had a chance to see those? <br />MARTIN: I have. We did discuss, you know, the Hawaiian Hawk is being delisted as an <br />endangered species, and we discussed, we discussed maybe revising that language, but I was told <br />this morning, Maija had mentioned that she had discussed this with U.S. Fish & Wildlife, and the <br />Planning Department has decided to continue to not revise it, and we're fine with that and those <br />other, those other conditions as well. <br />CLARKSON: This is including the Conditions 5 through 9 that were very recently added <br />MARTIN: That's right, yes <br />CLARKSON: after <br />MARTIN: —Yes. <br />CLARKSON: Okay. <br />MARTIN: We are fine with those. <br />CLARKSON: Commissioners, any <br />AU: Mr. Chair, I have a question? <br />CLARKSON: Please <br />AU: Ms. Martin, how, is Pastor Seamon here? <br />MARTIN: Is who? <br />AU: Pastor Seamon. Is that his name? <br />MARTIN: No, he is not here. <br />AU: Okay, so I, I've seen the documents. One of the reasons why he requested to change the <br />access was because he said, "the applicant was made aware that children sometimes play on the <br />lawn." So, can you just elaborate on that? Is that the reason? <br />EXHIBIT A <br />5 <br />