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CARLILE: I would like to say that I appreciate the opportunity to be here today. It’s nice to see <br />all of you and put this Committee in -. I didn’t know how you operated or anything about your <br />process. So I’ve enjoyed sitting through the first part. Sounds like you’re reasonable and that’s <br />wonderful. I used to serve in your position, almost like that, in my community for ten years as a <br />planning and zoning council, so I know a lot about that from those experiences. And I guess <br />that’s it. I’ll turn it over to Lori here. <br />WOODWARD: All right, very good. Do we have any questions for Mr. Carlile? No? Okay. <br />Lori, if you’ll give us your name and address again and then –. <br />MIKKELSON: My name is Lori Mikkelson. I live in Laupahoehoe, Post Office Box 291. I met <br />Mr. Carlson, sorry, Carlile about three or four months ago. And initially by my son-in-law and <br />some other people, I ended up meeting with him. And I went to the site and I thought to myself <br />at first I’m not sure about this. But after talking to him and seeing it and taking it, you know, a <br />tour of the experience, I can see the potential for the local community to have an opportunity for <br />employment, I can see an opportunity there for the local community to have a place to go and <br />have recreation, which on the Hamakua Coast we don’t have much unless it’s, you know, <br />backyard. And so that kind of adds to it, as well as Mr. Carlile spoke from his heart on how he <br />feels about this property and how he wants to keep it undeveloped and keep the Ag going. And <br />he has, there’s a lot of cattle grazing going on there, and also some gardening and some organic <br />stuff growing on there, and the landscaping is beautiful. So I got involved that way. He did <br />have, the construction of the building was on-going at that time. And, you know, he told me <br />what he thought he should have and how it should be; and we discussed the rules and what he <br />would have to be required to do. And he decided to go forward. And so that’s the gist of it. <br />WOODWARD: All right, thank you. Any questions from Commissioners? Commissioner <br />Domingo. <br />DOMINGO: Thank you, Mr. Chairman, just to expand on the question that I originally asked -. <br />From the mauka Mamalahoa Highway boundary end of the property, how far does this extend <br />towards the ocean? <br />MIKKELSON: It does not. It’s from the Mamalahoa Highway up mauka. <br />DOMINGO: Above the Old Mamalahoa Highway? <br />MIKKELSON: Yes, only. <br />DOMINGO: I see. So what I was referring to was another entity? <br />MIKKELSON: It’s another endeavor. <br />DOMINGO: Okay, okay. Thank you. <br />WOODWARD: All right, any -? Commissioner Iwashita. <br />4 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />