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WOODWARD: All right, thank you. Any further questions? Commissioner Kern. KERN: Maija, do you by chance have these pictures on the slide? COTTLE: No, I don’t. KERN: No, okay. Did you notice if there were additional poles coming onto the property that brought the power to it or if it was brought off the main road? COTTLE: I did not notice that. When I went out to the site I was looking mainly at the warehouse and the equipment that’s currently there. KERN: Okay, we’ll ask the applicant. Thank you very much. WOODWARD: Yeah, well, the applicant will be coming up here in a second. So these questions probably he can answer. Commissioner Au. AU: I have one last question for staff. What is the current number of years a building permit can be opened? And what was the number of years that particular permit, during that time when it was opened, did it change from back then to what it is now, that a building permit can be opened for a certain amount of time? COTTLE: As far as I know the Building Division allows permits to be opened for years. There’s no limit on when it has to be closed. AU: Well, is there someone here or other staff members that can verify that? Because from my experience I understand that certain building permits close after, let’s say, five, ten years. Is there anybody that can verify that? And, you know, this is, or that’s not the case? COTTLE: I don’t know for sure. WOODWARD: All right, thank you. If we could get the applicant and/or representative to come up; and we’ll hear from you folks. All right, gentlemen, good morning. If I could swear you in. If you’ll raise your right hand, do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Windward Planning Commission? MELROSE: I do. MIZUKAMI: I do. WOODWARD: Okay, Mr. Melrose, you’re going to start first or -? MELROSE: Yeah, thank you. WOODWARD: If you’ll give us your name and address, and then you may begin. 4 EXHIBIT A