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AU: Yes, that answers my question I had for you and yeah Maija if you could just follow up <br /> with that and I think I know what the answer is but if you could just talk about if there's any lava <br /> requirements in our laws and the County laws. <br /> JACKSON: Thank you Commissioner Au. Currently there are not other than like Andrew said <br /> any building structural requirements. But I do know that the lava recovery effort is looking at <br /> implementing various strategies of whether or not to allow certain development in the area that <br /> was affected by the 2018 eruption. So far these are just ideas, strategies being discussed but <br /> nothing has been implemented. <br /> REPLOGLE: Mr. Clarkson? <br /> CLARKSON: Yes, I have a question for the Applicant. Regarding your recommendation for an <br /> on-site archaeologist. Do you have any knowledge of the land use history of the proposed site? <br /> Has it ever been in any kind of commercial cultivation or has it ever been bulldozed? In other <br /> words,just trying to get in my mind that the likelihood of the necessity for an on-site <br /> archaeologist. I mean if this is an area that has never had much human impact, I might consider <br /> attaching that as a condition. But otherwise, could you expand on what you know of the history <br /> of the site. <br /> TOMLINSON: Sure. The parcel has had quite a bit of development on it with the quarry down <br /> in the area the southern part of the parcel the large quarry operations. This specific piece one <br /> thousand (1,000) about 1,050 square foot has not been developed. Its right off the dirt road, <br /> access road that comes through the property. Right now, it's still forested with a mix of invasive <br /> trees, some ohia in the area so it is not a complete native forest, but it has had some disruption <br /> probably because of the road development. But I don't think it's been in agriculture. <br /> CLARKSON: Thank you. <br /> RAFFIPIY: Mr. Chairman, I have a question. <br /> REPLOGLE: Yes, Mr. Raffipiy please. <br /> RAFFIPIY: Alright, kind of a two-part question. This is about a co-location off antennas. I <br /> appreciate that. The provision in the application to allow co-location. I'm looking at the exhibits <br /> to the application attachment number six (6)photos site photos and photo stimulations. I'm <br /> particularly looking at the photos of the monopole picture on the sheet 2 of 3 and 3 of 3 where it <br /> says the proposed equipment on monopole. So, if this is the picture if this picture here depicts <br /> what the actual layout of the antennas is going to be. How would an additional antenna be co- <br /> located with that area so crowded? There's going to be an attachment on the bottom of it or will <br /> it be extended up and allow the co-location antenna co-located antennas to be installed above it? <br /> The second part of the question is if we are going to allow co-location which I would highly <br /> recommend that we allow co-location antennas. Will the new provider be coming into <br /> Commission to get a permit for to be co-located on that antenna? <br /> EXHIBIT C <br /> 10 <br />
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