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ALAMEDA:Commissioner Siracusa. SIRACUSA:Well, I have a question of, I guess, Mr. Young and possibly Mr. Ely. So I would like to have the option to be able to do that. ALAMEDA:Mr. Torigoe? TORIGOE:Okay. Maybe the most efficient way to do it then is if, it sounds like youre going to, well, you basically want to ask some questions to clarify some factual issues? SIRACUSA:Yes. TORIGOE:Yeah. So in essence youre reopening the hearing for that purpose. So are you going to want to allow them also to argue points? If so, then basically you can have a motionbasicallytoallowfororalargumentandtoallowquestioningoftheparties. ALAMEDA:IsthatthepleasureoftheCommission?SowhatImhearing, Mr. Torigoe, is that if Commissioner Siracusa has basically clarification type of questions then that will automatically kind of lead us to opening it up for oral argument? TORIGOE:Well, theyre two separate things, basically; and you should cover both of them if you want to reopen the hearing for those purposes, to answer your question. WATANABE:I -. TORIGOE:Commissioner Watanabe. SIRACUSA:May I clarify my question? TORIGOE:Okay, go ahead, Commissioner Siracusa. SIRACUSA:Yeah, there was a letter that came in that was dated after the hearing and it raised the, it was to Mr. Young from Mr. Ely, and it raised the question about some other possible locations; and I just wanted to know if those had been explored, and if so -. I wanted an updating, basically -. TORIGOE:Yeah, so youre basically asking for more fact -. SIRACUSA:On something thats already in our, yeah. TORIGOE:Yeah, so youre trying to clarify and ask for more factual information. So I think you should have a motion basically to reopen the hearing for purposes of questioning the parties about factual maters. SIRACUSA:Okay, then I will make such a motion. ALAMEDA:Okay, Commissioner Siracusa, will you make your motion. 4EXHIBIT B