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OLSON: Verbiage, you have to look at the verbiage. Don’t follow the maps <br />because the maps have inconsistencies in them. <br />IWASHITA: With the definitions? <br />OLSON: Yes. <br />IWASHITA: Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chair. <br />WATANABE: Mr. Domingo. <br />DOMINGO: You know, this is where I’m perplexed because we adopted a plan, the <br />stated goals and policies, the maps should all coincide; and based on the policy, the map should <br />reflect what is stated. Now how in the world did this plan go through the Council and even <br />through the scrutiny, through the scrutiny of the district, of the community? <br />WATANABE: Well, I -. <br />DOMINGO: No, even through us, too. <br />WATANABE: I don’t mean to interrupt you but I’m the only one that voted no on <br />this plan. <br />DOMINGO: Yeah, I know you did, I know you did. But, you know, based on the <br />planner, what you call that, coordinator that was assigned to that community development plan, <br />he should have caught this also and waived the flag; and the community should have also raised <br />the flag when this as being considered on the Council level. You know, I perceived that there <br />has been ample time for this to have been reviewed and to see that everything was intact. Now if <br />this is reflective of what’s going to happen with the other development plans, can you imagine <br />what this Commission and other Commissions would have to go through when we consider <br />applications for a rezoning, for special permits, and we have to decide where is the demarcation <br />line between those various uses? It’s, you know, it would have been -. <br />WATANABE: To be perfectly frank with you, I’ve been considering what will be going <br />on for the last few months, ever since we passed it. <br />06 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />