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YUEN:Yeah, maybe you could take a look. Maybe we should wait till he testifies because the letter refers. They gave us a visual that has a lot of color use of color and I just cant figure it out because we copied it in black and white. So Im not sure where, what is going on with the maps. You want to say anything about it right now? WHEELOCK:Sure Ill address that. Thank you Director Yuen. Mark Norman owns the property along with his mother immediately mauka of ours. Its one of numerous agricultural zone lots that are accessed from Mamalahoa Highway down the long driveway next to Onizuka Store. He has expressed a desire to create an access for lots mauka of our project including his and others owned by families such as Yokoyama and some others old time families up mauka and has come up with several grid patterns for roadway access. It would actually extend our road project up to that area. In discussions with some of the other owners up mauka they did not share his enthusiasm for providing that roadway access. And I cannot speak for those owners nor for Mark for that matter, as hes not here now. But I did speak to Mark and his mother at lengthandwehaveagreedtoworkwiththemtoprovidethemlimitedaccessacrossourproject, which is what he was after for his own goal if such be his desire. YUEN:And can you show us where that Kealakawila Road is that he mentions? WHEELOCK:Mr. Normans property is, I think its about 8 acres right here and the roadway goes up to Onizuka store and Mamalahoa Highway. On the old tax maps and in fact physically existing across the very mauka end of this property extending across Clarence Rapozas property on the QLT property and going south across Kanuhas toward the old train track there is a double wall that is marked trail or roadway on various maps. I didnt know it had a name but Im assuming that thats the one that hes talking about. We dont intend to build a new roadway there. As you know we intend to work with the County to build or to grade that section of the planned extension of Hienaloli Road at the lower elevation. What he was talking about taking this driveway, expanding it across the mauka end of our property and allowing Yokoyama, himself, some other owners above him and the owner of this property over here to access through the project. YUEN:Do you know what the legal status of this road is? WHEELOCK:I do not pretend to know the legal status of any road on the Big Island. YUEN:Is it physically located on your property? WHEELOCK:Yes it is. YUEN:Is it a exception to your title? WHEELOCK:No its not. YUEN:Okay thank you. EXHIBIT E 10