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ISHIBASHI: Thank you, Mr. Chair. In regards to the kayaks and the trailer, where’s that going to be located? Cause you cannot park on, anymore on the, where you go in now in that parking area. Yeah, that -. DARROW: Okay. There’s going to be, let me just refer to two regulated vehicular access points to the beach. There will be a designated loading and unloading zone along Banyan Drive available for small boat and kayak users. So there will be two areas. I believe the applicant probably can show this a little better. But I believe one is here and then one is in this general location right here. Is that correct? KOMATA: I can’t see it from here. DARROW: This particular area, and then this area. KOMATA: Yeah. DARROW: Okay, so it will be in those two identified areas. ISHIBASHI: Thank you. WOODWARD: Any further questions? Okay, if we could have the applicant and/or representatives come on up. KOMATA: Grab one more chair. Is five too many? WOODWARD: No. Okay, well, let me swear you all in. If you’ll raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Windward Planning Commission? REPRESENTATIVES: I do. WOODWARD: Okay, very good. And who would like to begin? KOMATA: I’ll begin. My name -. WOODWARD: Okay, if can you give us your name and address, and then you may begin your testimony. KOMATA: Yeah, my name is James Komata. I’m the Park Planner for the Department of Parks and Recreation, 101 Pauahi Street, Suite 6, Hilo 96720. To my left is Kevin Sakai, he’s a project manager that’s responsible for this project. To my right I have Leonard Bisel, the landscape architect, Meredith Tanioka works with Leonard on the landscape, and Ron Terry who’s our environmental consultant on this project. We reviewed the recommendation and background report from the Planning Department. We have, you know, we’re in concurrence. We don’t see anything that requires further discussion at this point. 3 EXHIBIT C