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NAKATANI: Malia, you have that paper, yeah? I only have the older one. Hang on. Sorry about <br />that, guys. <br /> <br />ADAMS: Or perhaps just answer the question now, was that a correct determination? <br /> <br />NAKATANI: I would say that looking at the connection card that was at our office on Railroad <br />Avenue, that two units were there at that time in 1998, and billed accordingly. <br />ADAMS: Ms. Kekai, if you have any more questions for your witness? <br />KEKAI: No. <br />ADAMS: Okay. Mr. Henderson, do you have cross examination of Ms. Nakatani? <br />HENDERSON: Yes, chair.I do have questions for Ms. Nakatani. <br />ADAMS: Go ahead. <br />HENDERSON: Good morning, Ms. Nakatani. When did you leave your position at the <br />Department of Environmental Management? <br />NAKATANI: December 1, 2021. <br />HENDERSON: Thank you. Ms. Nakatani, during your 28 years with the Department of <br />Environmental Management, were you familiar with Ordinance 92-77 that changed the <br />county's user charge system to comply with federal guidelines? <br /> <br />NAKATANI: I am aware of that. Yes. <br /> <br />HENDERSON: You are familiar with the ordinance. <br /> <br />NAKATANI: I am somewhat familiar. I knew it happened, but, yeah. <br /> <br />HENDERSON: Ms. Nakatani, is it true that those guidelines require that the system must collect <br />sufficient revenue to ensure the federally funded treatment works are properly maintained and <br />operated, and that all users of the system shall pay their proportionate share based on the <br />user’s proportionate wastewater loading. <br /> <br />NAKATANI: I've heard of those statements before. Yes, sir. <br />HENDERSON: So you say in the affirmative, it is true. Ms. Nakatani, in your inspection of <br />properties, if laundry facilities are located outside of the main residence compared to <br />residences with laundry facilities within the residence, is there a difference in wastewater <br />18 <br /> <br /> <br />