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KOSSOW: Mr. Hustace, I have a question. If there was an issue with like a mauka- <br /> makai—`Cause right now the census block is based off of mauka-makai, the connectivity <br /> between, let's say if we decided to take Council District 2 and leave the makai portion <br /> into 2, and then the one portion up in the mauka side. Will there be an issue with <br /> connectivity? <br /> HUSTACE: Possibly. As we've talked about, there's one census block and I can kind of <br /> pick it out here. This census block is going to cause some problems for us. Because it <br /> touches Honoli`i, and then it borders Pi`ihonua. So, we have to find a way to work <br /> around it somehow. <br /> KOSSOW: Yeah. So, that's why I was thinking of—Well, I guess that defeats the <br /> purpose if it goes all the way down that side. But, if there was a road on the mauka side, <br /> would that be an issue, if you had the more makai portions in the District 2, and then the <br /> mauka portions in District 1? But I don't think that's going to be realistic. <br /> HUSTACE: It's possible. It may look really bizarre and ugly but, we can try and do <br /> something like that. <br /> LUL I mean, it's the census block that's ugly. It's not our work. <br /> YOSHINA: Yeah, and we can use this as justification anyway. Because it's not ourIt is <br /> the Census Bureau that forced that. <br /> LUL Yeah, so working with what we have, it may have to be ugly. <br /> YOSHINA: And I don't think there's population up there. <br /> LUL Yeah. <br /> YOSHINA: Frankly. <br /> LUL I think that's a good idea. If we take that, does it go into Pi`ihonua, or does it just <br /> border on it? <br /> HUSTACE: I really would defer to you, Commissioners. Because where the boundary of <br /> Pi`ihonua is and what roads. This census block, this one that's really odd, I think there <br /> are people that live in it. There are seventy-nine (79)people. So, it might be part of <br /> Pi`ihonua. But I'm not sure where that line is. <br /> LUL I don't think it is but maybe, Dwayne, you know. I thought Pi`ihonua was a little bit <br /> closer to the Wailuku River. At least the camps. <br /> YOSHINA: Yeah. I don't know for sure. Okay. <br /> 29 <br />