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That's the only emergency we need. And, if you get AT&T and it's not working, let me tell you something, Verizon work. Thank you. ELLWOOD: Thank you, my name is Prescott Ellwood. Please note the newspaper article this morning stating that Kamehameha Schools wants further review. This is before approval, okay? Don't approve this and then review it. That's insanity. Let's review, let's review it first. I'd just like to say that 5G will be on the tower for sure as stated otherwise by Mr. Tomlinson last time, and why the owner himself of the property told me that, and my wife. The FCC will soon come to the end of its reign, and I'd like to hand these out, articles recently about the FCC on another issue, but they don't listen to the public. They are not part of the public domain. Your job here is to listen to the public and do what's best for the public, not what's best for the FCC and AT&T, okay? They are bought and paid for. They are part of the establishment that had a purpose in the past in 1996 but no longer does. In 1996, we needed a few cell towers. We needed to put `em up fast for our public safety. That is not the case anymore. This project will serve, I guarantee you, as a landmark case, and possibly set a precedence for cell towers throughout the nation. I intend to take it that far. Kamehameha Schools, they are up in the air. Their students and teachers, when I contacted them weeks ago, knew nothing about this. The information, of course, had been sent to Land & Assets, and Land & Assets did not object. The students, they were uninformed. The teachers, a few of `em know. They're all afraid to talk about it. You know, you lose your job you bring up a bad subject politically. It's ridiculous. The situation is crazy. So, I'm going to get right to the meat and potatoes of this. My situation is as follows. We have an applicant that has applied for a larger permit that encompasses two pieces of property, right? He doesn't own both those pieces of property. This is a fatally flawed application. Others have made the claim as we all do in the camp that we own the road, and I believe we do, and we'll get to the bottom of that eventually through a title search costing almost $10,000. Can you imagine these people getting together $10,000 to defend this? Okay, so you're putting us in a very precarious position in our neighborhood. We've been presented with this mailed out to us. It's a limited picture of what's going on. This is the big picture. There are 70 households involved. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people daily. You can see Kamehameha's swimming pool. I provided you with this in your packet. The application has been proposed without the permission of one of the owners who is listed on Real Property, and on that alone, I ask that this whole application be denied and dismissed immediately. I'll ask the Chairman today to look to his people and see if there is a motion for this. There is a second owner on the road. The road goes all the way around the camp and then continues up what used to be Kua`aina Road and is now private. I have an additional three minutes from Byron Mathews. [Directed to Ms. Hall's sign indicating that Mr. Ellwood's time to testes was up.] The RAFFIPIY: —Sir, I'm going to let Byron Mathews speak for himself if you can. ELLWOOD: Is Byron here? EXHIBIT B 14