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the current users and how they’ve been addressed, because I don’t think it was adequately covered. Thank you very much. IWASHITA: Mr. Chair? WOODWARD: Okay, yeah, Commissioner Iwashita. IWASHITA: Thank you, Mr. Chair. I’m not clear where it is that you would prefer the launching to be allowed. MOORE: Well, the, if you, well, I can’t really see it. MASUNAGA: Here. MOORE: But currently, in fact I’ll just walk up there. IWASHITA: They have a laser. MOORE: Okay. Yeah, where James is pointing is right now where -. NOMURA: Microphone, please. MOORE: Most of us launch from. IWASHITA: Please use the mike. MOORE: Okay. DARROW: Press the red button. MOORE: Okay. Thank you. This area is where there is the most sand right now, and where there are the fewest rocks at low tide, and where most of the boasters launch from. And that’s where there is a sloping bank. Over here where this drive-up area is planned for there is currently a 3-foot embankment that drops down onto the sandy gravel. And that’s a condition that has been there for a long time. And it’s due to the way the currents and so forth have shaped the beach. Also, this area, oops, okay, I’ll go back. Hopefully I can get to it, oops, forward. Okay, thanks for the time here. I’ll, I might need some help. Okay, here we are. This area at low tide is very full of rocks. You’re not going to be able to pick up and move. And coming in with a boat is going to be very problematic. Even at high tide there’s a lot of rocks that bare here, especially out in here. And so if you build this and you create a nice sloping area, it might be suitable. But if the currents and so forth again create a drop-off there, it’s not going to be where dollies or boats can be launched easily from. IWASHITA: Thank you. WOODWARD: All right. Any further questions? No? Mr. Rees. 16 EXHIBIT C