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can substitute it for the upper level. As I recall the rule, theres two parts to it; and theres a lower level of shrubs and then theres an upper level of trees that are spaced. SIRACUSA:Canopy. YUEN:Yeah. So, you know, Id have to look at the rule but this would not replace the rule. SIRACUSA:Thank you for that clarification. GRAHAM:We are in deliberation right now. But, if I could, if theres no objection from any of the Commissioners, Id like to just invite Mr. Gomes to come back and just give us a few words on his understanding on this agreement and all. Would that be all right? WATANABE:Yeah. GOMES:Imnotsureifthisisnormallanguageforyouundertheseconditions, Condition C, as far as mitigating any potential adverse noise or visual impacts of adjoining parcels? YUEN:This is our standard condition; and we have this Rule 17 on landscaping and it just refers to that, for separation. So even if you didnt have any special agreement with the neighbors, we would put this in. GOMES:Okay. Can we expand that by maybe adding at the end of that sentence including a rockwall or fence barrier between the residential district? GRAHAM:Mr. Yuen? YUEN:What area had you agreed to do this? GRAHAM:Mr. Gomes. GOMES:The portion that backs to the other residential lots -. I can go up there and show you. Im not sure what the lot -. YUEN:Yeah, would you, please. To the entire residential area, is that the entire agreement? GOMES:No. No, not the entire residential area; but Don Kouchis parcel and through the Miyashiros parcel was to put a rockwall or a fence of some sort. GRAHAM:Okay. Commissioner Watanabe? WATANABE:Yeah, my gathering from what Mr. Domingo expresses, he just wanted to make sure it was clear on the record that there was a private agreement for the rockwall, not necessarily to add a condition. And unless there are other Commissioners who are very 10EXHIBIT A