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REES: Good morning. <br />WOODWARD: Hi. <br />REES: And aloha to all of you. You know, I want to state something real quick. <br />WOODWARD: If you can give us your name and address first. <br />REES: Oh, sorry, Tim Rees. Address is PO Box, my mailing address is Box 1787, Pahoa, <br />Hawaii. I live in Waiakea Uka with my lady and I visit Reeds Bays and frequent it quite often. <br />My name was mentioned in the SMA Permit application and I am a bit upset about that. I’ve <br />spoken to different personnel here. It was signed by Bob Fitzgerald. I just met Bob yesterday, I <br />shook his hands, the first time I’ve ever spoken to the man personally. But it lays out a sense <br />that the second paragraph of page 2, oh, excuse me, the first paragraph of page 2 it says that I at <br />my bidding a meeting happened. I didn’t know anything about that. I never met Elfie Wilkins or <br />any of the other people that -. <br />WILKINS: I did. <br />REES: Showed up at that meeting. <br />WILKINS: I did. <br />REES: Pardon? <br />WILKINS: I did meet you. <br />REES: Oh, but before then. <br />WILKINS: I did. <br />REES: Well, maybe we met, I’m sorry. Sorry, I forgot. Anyhow what happened was nobody <br />from Park and Rec had my phone number then. I had met James Komata when myself and Tony <br />Marzi met with Billy Kenoi regarding a potential future park project on the Orchid Isle Hotel <br />piece which is Phase II of this property. We were talking about a Hawaiian cultural center, <br />trying to hui together and get a group together, start raising money; and we had no clue that there <br />was any park project going on whatsoever. And at that time James showed me the plan here. <br />I’m going to have to cut to the chase on that. If any Commissioners would like to speak to me <br />later -. <br />I feel that I’ve been presented in the light as something of a trouble maker, and that I went on the <br />radio on this project and I gave credit to Park and Rec. I never for a moment insinuated that <br />they had not done anything appropriate and according to the law as far as public notifications <br />went. Sometimes things slip through the cracks. And if you look at the meeting they spoke of <br />afterwards where there was a A Plan and a B Plan, I submit that when 142 people are asked to <br /> 17 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />