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DARROW:We would add this to Condition B? YUEN:Yes. DARROW:Okay. Thank you. LEAIRD-OKURA:Thank you. SPRINGER:Thank you all, Commissioners. YUEN:Well, not to B, that would be to, probably the end of L because that deals with the fair share. LEAIRD-OKURA:Chairman, I have two other questions, please, Im hoping someone can answer.Wecouldnotunderstandthelastthingontherecommendation,theunifiedimpact, something or other. SPRINGER:Unified impact fees ordinance? OKURA:Right. LEAIRD-OKURA:Yes. We cannot figure out what that is, or possibly to prepare for even how much might be down the road. SPRINGER:Mr. Director? YUEN:Thats if the County adopts an overall impact fee ordinance that would substitute for the fair share, that then that ordinance would apply rather than the fair share. I wouldnt worry about it because if you, again, if you downzone the remaining portion youre going to get out of any impact fee or fair share requirement, because youre having a net loss of units. LEAIRD-OKURA:Okay. One last question, it doesnt have to do with this but somebody might know the answer. Sidewalks fall within the County right-of-way. Whose responsibility is it to repair, and somebody can address the answer to me later if nobody knows, whose responsibility is it to replace, repair or fix a sidewalk? SPRINGER:Thank you, Maam. Mr. Director? Should that question be taken up later or can we ask -? YUEN:Is there existing sidewalk there? LEAIRD-OKURA:There is no existing sidewalk in front of my property because its a steep curve, but theres one on the other side; and all the way down Wainaku the sidewalks are very, in very bad shape. And I have fallen down, actually a couple of times; and Im going to be catering to disabled people. And two years ago when I bought my property I was told that it was the Countys responsibility; but several months ago when the Lyman property sold, the owner was required to fix the sidewalk, and she was told its the owners responsibility. So I dont, we cant 10