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IMMING:If I might comment. We would intend to take extensive pictures of the existing property prior to any start of construction so we know what the condition of it is, you know, prior to. Your comment about the pool, our project kind of, the access road coming up daylights, what I mean, will meet natural ground about the location of the pool. Therefore, the, probably the least excavation on the property will be near the pool. GRAHAM:I see. SPRINGER:Im sorry, gentlemen, I was remiss. I need to have, youve all been sworn in. I need your names and residential addresses please. JUNG:Yes, thank you, Madam Chairperson. Francis Jung, Im with the law firm of Jung and Basser at 75-170 Hualalai Road, Suite D-214, Kailua-Kona; and Im appearing today as counsel to Mr. Imming. DAVIS:Phil Davis, Phil A. Davis Architect, 73-1408 Kaiminani Drive. SPRINGER:Thank you. And Mr. Imming? IMMING:Rod Imming, 75-346 Hualalai Road, Apartment B-105, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii96740. SPRINGER:Thank you, gentlemen. Im sorry, Commissioner Graham, to have interrupted. Follow-up? GRAHAM:I just might ask Roy. Yeah, I guess you understand where Im coming from. Is there any way the County can facilitate anything for the neighbors so that, you know, they feel protected, that they will be compensated if theres any damage and not have to put out a whole bunch of money up front just to sort of certify their present condition? Is there anything that can be done thats reasonable? TAKEMOTO:I appreciate where youre coming from. Im not sure thats within the SMA purview as a protected coastal interest. And I think there is adequate private protections. Maybe what we need to do is just make sure he knows about them, what he should be doing and what remedies he can pursue should he incur any damage. Im not sure how we would provide that, I dont know maybe in a letter as a response to him as the outcome of this hearing or some other way. But we could provide that kind of maybe friendly advice. SPRINGER:Mr. Takemoto. Might that be in the form of a notice, say prior to the beginning of construction and alerting him of what procedure he might follow to file an accounting of any damages? TAKEMOTO:Notice of start of construction? SPRINGER:Yes.