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MR. YOUNG: Yeah. <br /> VITOUSEK: Thank you guys. Are there any questions from commissioners of the applicants? <br /> Commissioner Van Pernis. <br /> VAN PERNIS: Mr. and Mrs. Young, when is this subdivision going to be completed? <br /> MRS. YOUNG: Do we have to hit any buttons, or can you still hear us? <br /> VITOUSEK: No, we can hear you, go ahead. <br /> MR. YOUNG: Oh, well, if all, if all goes well and everything goes smoothly, as soon as <br /> possible. We don't really have any things holding us back at this point. No one can tell the <br /> future, of course, but if we move forward and things kind of go the way we are hoping, we will <br /> try to have this done, I mean, even within a year hopefully, I mean,just depends. <br /> MRS. YOUNG: Prior to five years. <br /> MR. YOUNG: But definitely not five years, I mean, we are definitely trying to have this done as <br /> soon as we can. <br /> VAN PERNIS: Going to ask for, you are not going to ask for another five-year extension? <br /> MRS. YOUNG: We can't look into the future. We sure hope not. <br /> MR. YOUNG: Isn't it for five years—for now we are hoping to have it done before the five <br /> years <br /> MRS. YOUNG: Yeah, our plan is to finalize it within that five-year span. We don't have any <br /> plans to push past that, but just,just like how we've dealt with COVID this year, we really don't <br /> know what the future holds. But, to our knowledge right now, we do not plan to go past that <br /> five-year. <br /> VAN PERNIS: Are you willing to agree that if you do go past five years, you'll submit a new <br /> application for subdivision? <br /> MRS. YOUNG: (Low-volume private conversation with Mr. Young) If that did happen and we <br /> weren't able to complete this in this five-year span, what would happen to the property? Would <br /> it go back to Agriculture, or would it stay in the Residential zoning? Does anybody know? <br /> VITOUSEK: It would, yeah <br /> VAN PERNIS: My question, my <br /> 11 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />