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documents are cost prohibitive. We have been priced out of our due process. The information is incorrect. We are being redlined. Do you people know what redlining is? Back in the lending days, banks would put up a map of a neighborhood and they'd say, they'd circle a bad neighborhood and they'd say "we're not going to lend in this neighborhood." Okay, well, that's what's happening here. They're in our neighborhood because of what we are. We are being discriminated against because we're a low-income neighborhood. Redlining is illegal. It's a federal offense. RAFFIPIY: Please wrap it up, please. W. ELLWOOD: Due process by law must be provided to us. Iwasaki is one of the oldest villages and camps in our community. It is diversified. We have veterans, we have Hawaiians, we have new people, old people, young people. This is not an industrial area. To simply grant change with permit is wrong and not the Hawaiian way. One landowner cannot be allowed to permanently degrade the entire neighborhood at the expense of others. This is not right. You have a responsibility as board owners, or as board commission members here, to ensure and help with our health and safety. The community, the character of our community will be changed forever. We understand that you have the ability to order an Environmental Assessment. Why was it not ordered on my property? I have two endangered species. RAFFIPIY: Mr. Ellwood, can you please start wrapping up please? W. ELLWOOD: Yes, I will. I'm almost done. RAFFIPIY: Thank you. W. ELLWOOD: I'm on my last few sentences here. On my property I have two endangered Hawaiian species. I have nesting owls and nesting hawks. Do you know what the effects of this are on these animals? Because Fish & Wildlife was supposed to do a report. We didn't get it till late last night. I didn't see it till this morning. How am I supposed to assess that? What's a fair shake. What's due process here? This does not sound right, okay? I feel that you are targeting, not you, the board, but we are being targeted by a group that is looking to take advantage of low- income people. I don't like it. We may be poor, but we have a nice community over there. And we don't want this tower. Now, I know I'm not supposed to talk about health, but here we go. You cannot tell me that a 1996 law can apply to today's technology. It's just not applicable. That law does not apply here. These things make people sick. Last, and wrapping up for, I know I've taken more than my time. Thank you. CLARK (from audience): Several people who had to leave asked Prescott W. ELLWOOD: If you check your yellow slips, people have allotted me their time. Thank you for the extra time. We're gonna ask that surety bonds and insurances against things that could happen, unexplored possibilities be part of this program if it goes forward. We are not been offered any such guarantees, but, you know, we think it's necessary. What does the future bring for us? We don't know. Are we all going to get brain cancer? I don't know. Doesn't sound that great. Okay. [Inaudible] losses must be addressed the minute they applied for this EXHIBIT C 9