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know, Mr. Fuke, and to the attorneys, you know, you guys are, that's not your area of expertise <br /> with this development. <br /> FUKE: Well, if <br /> YOSHIMOTO: Can I just look at—sorry, Sid—can I just speak a general comment? You know, <br /> I think—and I mentioned this in the last hearing—everybody wants this thing to get built, right? <br /> I mean that's the goal; we all have the same goal. And I want to be able to do what we need to <br /> do to set up, set the developer up for success. As we've all seen, sometimes there are delays. I <br /> wanted to get this thing through in the beginning of 2019. I couldn't get a hold of SHPD for 11 <br /> months and needed to, you know, have Jeff and Jessica help me. That was totally out of our <br /> control, and that happens, anybody who does development, that happens very consistently. So I <br /> suspect that's why this is backloaded. Because you have to be able to anticipate delays; if we <br /> don't allow for that sort of buffer, we are setting—so then it's revoked, and we have to come <br /> back, and then that building sits here then, I mean, like this a lot likely. It's just the reality. <br /> People hate that excuse, but it's the reality. So I just wanted to offer that. You are right, I'm not <br /> an expert in this, I defer to Sid in terms of timing,but I do think whatever comes out of today <br /> should set this project up for success. <br /> VITOUSEK: And I believe that this project has been given 20 years in which you could have <br /> succeeded, and so in order to move forward it needs to be on an extremely short leash with <br /> conditions met in certain periods of time, and if that can't be done, then once and for all we will <br /> know that this developer cannot do it, and they'll have to get off the pot. <br /> CARR SMITH: So thank you—is there any reason, Evan, Kim, or Sid, that this gentleman <br /> that's watching online, is there any reason that he can't join us? I think the commissioners <br /> would like to have the developer present. Is that possible? We can take a 15-minute break and <br /> have him join in the call? <br /> FUKE: Kim—I'll defer to Kim. <br /> YOSHIMOTO: I can ask, I mean I know he's do-you know, you know what is with Zoom, you <br /> are monitoring things while doing other things, but I can make that asked. Can we take a break? <br /> CARR SMITH: The Commission has been asking for that for a bit, so maybe we'll take a little <br /> break, you can find out whether that is possible. Would that work? <br /> YOSHIMOTO: Sure. <br /> CARR SMITH: Okay, thank you. It's 10:57. Let's come back in 10 minutes, and then we'll see <br /> where we go from there. Thank you. <br /> (Chair Carr Smith called a recess at 10:57 a.m. She called the hearing back to order at <br /> 11:12 a.m.) <br /> 16 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />