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Department requires, which is concrete tanks. And, thirdly, as opposed to what the Water Department requires, which is like galvanized ductile iron transmission lines, their intention is to have like PVC pipes. So itÓs like with that understanding that if your condition pretty much like covers that, then we would have no objections. But relative to, you know, the engineering standards in terms of whether you have sufficient pressure and all that stuff, they all would be compliant with whatever the engineer can certify to be consistent with the Water Department standards. FUJIKAWA:Mr. Director. YUEN:ThatÓs the intent of the condition, where it says functionally equivalent. Function is the ability to deliver water to a specific location, at a certain amount, at a certain pressure, rather than the specification like the concrete tank. The steel tank is acceptable. The engineer has to say that itÓs functionally equivalent. FUKE:Right, okay. With that understanding, the applicant would have no objections. FUJIKAWA:Okay, any questions, Commissioners, to the applicantÓs representative? KUBOTA:So, my, Mr. Chair? FUJIKAWA:Kubota. KUBOTA:Mr. Fuke, then my understanding is that you are in agreement with the additional, addition to the condition regarding water that the County is proposing? FUKE:As clarified by the Director, correct, yes. We just want to kind of put it on the record. Because as the Director had indicated, on the previous petition, you know, the st reviews the conditions and then it goes down to the Water Department and the Water Department when they review the subdivision application they say, well, thatÓs not what this conditions states. But now at least we have it on the record, so we can go back to the record and say -. YUEN:Sure. FUKE:This is our understanding. FUJIKAWA:Any other questions, Commissioners, to the applicantÓs representative? Mr. Hessler, you have anything to say? E. HESSLER:No. FUJIKAWA:Go ahead. 9