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amendment. I think we have the initial motion on the floor, Commissioner Galimba you can <br /> either withdraw or you can keep your motion which has already been seconded. And then we <br /> can move on if you would like to do that, then we can move on to another motion, but unless <br /> we're going to switch the motion to approval with amendments, and then we can go through <br /> those amendments if you guys so choose. <br /> REPLOGLE: So, we should probably vote on this motion on the floor, and if it passes then it's <br /> done. If it doesn't, we could go to motions with amendments. Does that make sense? <br /> LIN: Or Commissioner Galimba could withdraw her original motion. <br /> REPLOGLE: Okay. I don't wish to pressure her. <br /> KEKAL It's her decision. <br /> GALIMBA: I don't, I'm not going to try it. <br /> REPLOGLE: Thank you okay. So, we have motion before, is there any other further <br /> discussion? We have a motion before the Commission moved the proposed Findings of Fact, <br /> Conclusions of Law and Decision and Order be approved and adopted. Oh, this should probably <br /> be a roll call vote Mr. Kay? <br /> KAY: Yes, Mr. Chair, if I may, there are actually 2 active motions on the floor that have been <br /> moved and seconded. There's the main motion, which was as you just stated, and then a second <br /> motion, which is to amend the Findings of Fact with the amended finding. So, if you adopt as is <br /> then you don't have an opportunity to hear that secondary motion. <br /> REPLOGLE: Okay, but isn't it supposed to be, you have one motion at a time on the floor? <br /> And I admit another motion was made and seconded and maybe I should have stopped it right <br /> there but— <br /> KAY: Yeah, I will say this with the Leeward Planning Commission we've been advised that and <br /> this this happens with the County Council as well,when there is a main motion on the floor a <br /> secondary motion can be made to amend that main motion. You handle that secondary motion <br /> first and then you go to the original motion to deal with, and so, similar to what you talked about, <br /> we could hear the secondary motion, to see if we are going to amend the language within the <br /> Findings of Facts and then deal with the original and that would essentially amend the main <br /> motion. <br /> REPLOGLE: Okay, thank you. Mr. Clarkson?— <br /> CLARKSON: Yeah, I agree <br /> REPLOGLE: One moment, one moment please. You are going to have to state your motion <br /> again for the record but go ahead. <br /> 10 <br /> EXHIBIT E <br />