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ANDREWS: Okay, here you are. <br /> S. BATH: So, what we visualize is when people are coming in, they're coming from this <br /> direction so to put it over here wouldn't be as visible as in this section right around here. Gate <br /> closes here will be in this area right here I might have to — <br /> ANDREWS: Ms. Bath, I can point to the slide if you want to speak into the microphone. <br /> S. BATH: So, if you see the little laser thing the area in that direction you can visualize the gate <br /> closed, it would be just beyond that. The terrain drops down there so we would have to do it <br /> right around those ti-leaves to the right. I'm going to probably have to cut back those ti-leaves <br /> and keep them well-manicured. Maybe put some monstera or something there. But that's the <br /> general area and I think if it's like not to exceed twenty (20)by thirty-six (36) gives a lot of <br /> leeway and we'll try to minimize it. <br /> GALIMBA: Could you estimate how far back that is from the road? <br /> S. BATH: From Moho Road that's about what thirty (30), thirty-five (35) feet back. <br /> R. BATH: I believe the gate is set about twenty-five (25)to twenty-seven (27) feet. <br /> S. BATH: Yeah, I was going to get that measurement and I spaced it out, sorry. <br /> ANDREWS: I can advance to where the, you can see the gravel up Moho Road here <br /> unfortunately I don't have an image that shows exactly where we were just looking. But you can <br /> see that's probably at least a distance of fifteen (15) to 20 feet there and the monstera would be <br /> kind of setback even further, sorry, but they are not monstera but where the ti-leaves were and <br /> the proposed sign location <br /> GALIMBA: So, Commissioner Lin would you like to amend your motion to include those <br /> specifics? <br /> LIN: Yes, I would like to amend the motion to include the dimensions of the sign as discussed <br /> and if okay with other Commissioners we, do it as 18 by 24 for the lettering with additional <br /> maybe 3 inches or so for the. I think 3 inches would be fine for the exterior. <br /> S. BATH: Around? <br /> LIN: Yes. <br /> S. BATH: Okay, that's workable, that's durable. <br /> LIN: So, it shall not exceed those dimensions, 18 by 24 inches with 3 inches additional for the <br /> wooden portion. <br /> KERN: And would you consider adding in no closer to the road than the existing gate? <br /> 7 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />