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GALDONES:Yes, proceed, Daryn. ARAI:Okay. Condition I regarding improvements to Hualalai Road, we would have no problem to the suggested language changes offered by the Applicant. Again, that just clarifies the dedication process, so we donÓt have a problem with that. GALDONES:Daryn, before you go on to J, in Condition H, the Appli submitted also a change to the word Ðordinance,Ñ to read ÐFinal Plan Approval.Ñ YUEN:Yeah, let me -. I would not agree to that. I would agree to change three years to five years. The proposal by the Applicant would essentially, this is a condition, itÓs when do they have to prepare a new TIAR. ThatÓs the significance of this. And what weÓre doing here is weÓre giving them a timeframe that they would be able to operate under their present traffic study. If they donÓt develop, the way it was written is if they donÓt develop and start constructing in three years, then conditions may have changed enough that weÓd like to see a new traffic study. I think we could make that five years. But if we say three years from Final Plan Approval, Final Plan Approval is five years down the road to begin with, which is a, and then thereÓs a provision for an extension of time, which makes it ten, and -. So we would be looking at 13, development possibly 8 to 13 years down the road under the present traffic study, which may be very obsolete by then as other developments come on line. LIM:What I was trying to address was in Condition D, Final Plan Approval has to be secured in five years, and Condition H would require actual construction to commence within three years or you have to submit a new report. So maybe we should change it to one year from issuance of Final Plan Approval, then we submit a new traffic report. That way the Final Plan Approval, five years can kind of stay there and thatÓll be unchanged. YUEN:Okay. If we keep, H is, thereÓs no time extension under H. ThereÓs no time extension of H. So you can still get, you can s five years for Final Plan Approval. You can get an extension of Final Plan Approval for five years; but if you do that, you have submit a new traffic report. So if you do get a Final Plan Approval in five years, well, why shouldnÓt the traffic -. This condition should still be five years. You do your Final Plan Approval, oh, actually, development, yeah, you need to have some time. So that within a one year of Final Plan Approval would be fine, yeah. KUBOTA:Now where did we end up? ARAI:Well, IÓm still a little confused myself because it is -. KUBOTA:Oh, good, IÓm glad other people are. ARAI:ItÓs one year from Final Plan Approval. But if they ask for an administrative extension of time, thatÓll be 11 years all possibly, right? 24