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SIRACUSA:And then, Mr. Pawu, would, is there any assurances that you could offer Mr. Moylan or this Commission that your Board would not decide to suddenly jack up the rates by an incredible amount and, you know,once its a done deal? PAWU:To answer your question, Ms. Siracusa, we, to get any changes to any amount it must be first proposed at a general meeting of our membership, then -. First it must actually be approved by the board of directors, then it goes to a general membership meeting, and that after the general membership, at that meeting it has approved any changes in fees, it goes to the entire membership, all 2,400 members for a written vote that is counted by a mutual third party. And that is the only way that we increase fees. SIRACUSA:Thank you very much. And Im glad to see that you have a process in place. PAWU:Thankyou. SPRINGER:Thankyou,both.Commissioners?CommissionerIwashita? IWASHITAImnotsurewhoImdirectingthisconcernto,maybetotheDirector. And that is, the way I read the proposal right now, theres no limitation on the total use of the 2 acres of the property. Maybe I missed it, but just as the prior matter that we had, it seems like we ought to have a square footage kind of limitation on the area of the land that can be used for this cabinet shop, because it has a two-story dwelling on it and has an existing permitted use already, I guess. YUEN:We could do that, but we do have a limit on only one employee besides household members. That does tend to keep it to just the people living on site. SPRINGER:And thats Condition No. 8. Follow-up, Commissioner Iwashita? IWASHITA:Yeah, I see that. Okay. Thank you. SPRINGER:Youre welcome. Commissioner Graham? GRAHAM:It seems to me I remember in issues we were dealing with before, maybe in Hawaiian Paradise Park or something, that kind of agreements between a property owner and the road association, the private road association, are really not proper material for us here in the Planning Commission to sort of, you know, require or anything like that. So I think whatever, Id like to hear the Planning Directors commentary whether he thinks Im correct. But it seems to me its like an issue that you folks can work out with each other. But its not something were likely to make a part of our requirement. SPRINGER:Mr. Yuen? YUEN:I cant remember. I might punt this one to Corporation Counsel as to whether they think if, like now we have an agreement, if they did not agree, would we be able to put a condition like this on a special permit? 5