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I haven’t submitted anything, the metes and bounds. We have that map up there that we submitted, okay? I have a surveyor and his name is Roger Fellner from, he lives up in Kohala Ranch. And he said it will take two to three weeks before he can survey that place and it will take about three months before he can have everything, the metes and bounds registered. Roger’s license is LS 7276. But he told me it will be two to three weeks before he can come out and measure it, but he said it will be about three months before the whole thing gets registered. RHO: And number 3? MIRANDA: I haven’t submitted any plans of this but I can, my main structure will be the building that we’re going to pour the footing for next week. As far as having parking stalls, driveway access, we have a driveway that comes down to that area right now and I just plan to put my fuel tank in an area where it will be accessible so the fuel truck can drive in and out without having any obstacles to go around with. And I can draw that as soon as the building is done and we put in all the rock area for the parking. I can do that. I don’t know if that’s the answer you want. I’m really not sure because -. RHO: Okay, I’m not sure either. But it seems to me that the plans should have been drawn before you actually started construction on that building so that the plan would guide where the building was going to be situated, etc. So my question to you is what steps have you taken to develop this plan? And I will tell you straight up that my impression is you don’t have a plan. You’re just building this building and you decided where to put it. You decided on your own where the best place to put this building. MIRANDA: If we, Commissioner Rho, if we look at the plan up here, I can show you exactly what I’m talking about on that plan. RHO: Yeah, so therefore you can submit a plan for approval, which is what they’re asking, well, what the Department is asking for, the way I see it, submit plans for final th approval within 30 days. So you had a year plus 30 days as of October 20. And now it’s October, November, December, January, February, March, five months have passed since you got this letter in October. And as far as I’m concerned you have no plan. There is no plan. There’s going to be a building built and you’ve invested lots of money on getting that building built and the delays, etc., etc. IWASHITA: Point of information. GRAHAM: Hold on a second. Commissioner Iwashita? IWASHITA: I’d just like to raise a point of information of what was along the questioning that Commissioner Rho was asking. Part of what’s submitted today is a building inspection notice, it appears to be a County document. So I’d just like to know whether or not the second Exhibit A of what has been submitted today which shows Inspector Todd Tanimoto and inspection date of April 3, 2007 and an indication of approval for the foundation of this building we’re talking about, whether or not this is a County document. YUEN: Whether it is, I’m sorry? EXHIBIT A 10