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KUBOTA:I understand what you're saying related to the passage of time and related, relevant -. YUEN:Yeah. KUBOTA:To the conditions that were in the original permit. I'm talking about these other additions to -. YUEN:Ivan, you want to take that or you want me to wing it? TORIGOE:I think you've pretty much laid the foundation for the answer already. And that is, you know, I think that, you know, you have the authority to deny the extension. But that -. KUBOTA:Deny the what? TORIGOE:You can deny, you have the authority to deny the extensi altogether. KUBOTA:Yes. TORIGOE:As Mr. Yuen has stated, if there are conditions which you think are related to the changes in the passage of time, then those would be appropriate. But it probably would be stretching things to go ahead and add other kinds of conditions which are not, which you don't find, based on the record, are needed n circumstances over the passage of time. GALDONES:Commissioner Kubota. KUBOTA:All right. I understand what you are saying. How does -, is there a vehicle through which the community association can, outside of this extension, request -? Yeah, of course. No, I erase that. I can see where they can get together with the developers and go and negotiate. Erase my question. GALDONES:Thank you. Commissioners? Commissioner Fujikawa. FUJIKAWA:So, in other words, to the Corp. Counsel, on this extension of this permit, if we grant the extension, they may just keep on the original agreement of the development? In other words, whether they, on the add on bit, it would be added into the condition, right? TORIGOE:I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. FUJIKAWA:What I'm trying to say is let's say when they pulled th years ago, and it wasn't a neglect on the structure, it was the neglect of the development 20