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GRAHAM:Id just like to see the public get their testimony in so, cause it helps us focus our interest and all stuff, if we could, since theyve been waiting so long. SPRINGER:Yeah, I think, Mr. Graham, what the intention is is to go through these so that the public has a chance to hear what the proposed amendments are, and then well invite them up as soon as we finish the Puaa conditions. GRAHAM:Okay. SPRINGER:So, Mr. Fuke, if we may then turn to your proposed amendments for the Puaa Development. FUKE:Sure. The proposed amendments I found on Page 1 of what I passed out, conditions, the proposed amendment to Conditions F, G and I, again, would beidenticaltowhatwehadproposedfortheSuffolkproject,andspecificallytoindicate when these improvements have to be in. And what were saying is that they have to be in prior to the issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for the non-residential structures or inspection of any, Final Inspection of any residential structures, the so-called concurrency issue that Mr. Takemoto had intimated earlier. Condition J requires like the designation of an easement; and thats very understandable because the County just wants to make sure that there are interconnectivities of road. And, so, what Condition J is talking about is like having an easement that would be directed to the properties to the north. And that easement, you know, if you look at that map over there, would preliminarily be, and it may change, would preliminarily be right after you get off the primary intersection and head north. SPRINGER:Mr. Takemoto, do you have any comments on this proposed amendment to Condition J? FUKE:Well, what we were going to suggest was just to add the second sentence like, again, to clarify like when it has to be done. And then, basically, were saying that the designation of this easement and its terms shall be established prior to the issuance of a CO for non-residential structures or final inspection of any residential structures. Again, it just makes it clear. And, you know, I had to add the easement and its terms because, you know, theyre going to be providing the easement. And we would, the respective property owners would still have to get together to figure out like, you know, whos going to do what, what are the liabilities, the interim access, so on and so forth. So thats the description of the easement and its terms. TAKEMOTO:Thats acceptable. SPRINGER:Thank you. FUKE:On Condition K was just more an editorial change. That thing was just an omission, the word, minor editorial change, add the term to between the words 20