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developer to develop what he had originally that you found a, I would say, a very fair median <br />ground to best sort of represent the Council (sic) as a whole. And I commend you on what <br />you’ve come up with content-wise on that. So I’m just wondering if there’s any way, given that <br />we’ve followed what Commissioner Woodward suggested we’re sort of likely to do, that this <br />document which is not agendized in any way could sort of just kind of go along to the Council in <br />some fashion just for their consideration. I don’t know -. <br />WATANABE: Well, I’m wondering if we could discuss this to some degree because I <br />agree I don’t think we have the votes either way on this issue either; and maybe then the record <br />will reflect where we were headed. And my only question to Mr. Lim was whether he would <br />th <br />choose to continue this to the March 20, or he’d want to work on it right now. He’s kind of in a <br />quandary in that he hasn’t had the opportunity to discuss it with this client. On the other hand I <br />didn’t feel I had the liberty to share it with anyone else until we discussed Agenda Item 4 first. I <br />mean it’s not up to me. You know, it’s really a Commission kind of issue. So with that, you <br />know, I assume, Mr. Lim, that you still want to send this up to the Council at the same time as <br />the negative recommendation for Agenda Item 4. And I suppose if we discussed this to some <br />degree it will then in effect be entered into the record. <br />WOODWARD: If I might suggest, Mr. Chairman, maybe we can ask Mr. Torigoe what the <br />best way to handle this would be. Because really this is either a revision or an unagendized item, <br />depending on how you look at it; and I’d like to get his input as to what the best way to proceed <br />would be, just take a vote on the issue that’s before us or rehash this whole thing. <br />TORIGOE: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Well, there’s a couple of things you can do. <br />Taking one step back, one thing you could do is you’ve attempted to take a vote on Item No. 4 <br />which did not pass and the vote today seemed to indicate that you wouldn’t be able to get a vote <br />with five either way. And so it looks like that’s going up with a default negative along with the <br />entire record and all of the good discussion that you had on the record. You could let that go up <br />but also with a notation that there is a complementary Item No. 5 that asks for an amendment to <br />extend, an amendment to this Condition C to obtain, secure final subdivision approval, just to let <br />the Council know that, you know, there’s something else coming up that is the flip side of 4, so <br />that they would not prejudge the matter I think as probably Mr. Lim and his client are concerned <br />about. That’s one way to handle it. And then you can continue this Item No. 5 to allow Mr. Lim <br />and his client to discuss it and you all to take a better look at it, to look at the recommendation <br />that the Chairman has created. <br />WATANABE: I apologize. I should have put “Draft” on there. I think I made it clear <br />that was my intent. Yeah? <br />TORIGOE: Okay. So -. <br />WATANABE: So then what you’re saying then is we could put, place a caveat that <br />Agenda Item 5 has been continued, say to the February meeting, at which point Mr. Lim would <br />have had a chance to consult with his client and also the other Commissioners would have had a <br />chance to digest the material. And then we could agendize this for them and then send it up, <br />subsequent to sending up Agenda Item 4, cause Agenda Item 4 is going up, irrespective. <br />EXHIBIT D <br />4 <br /> <br />