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YUEN: It would have to be revoked. So it’s okay with me to defer further action until the Council acts on the zoning; but as far as saying that no further action would be taken on the revocation, no, I -. WATANABE: You want us to still have a -? YUEN: Yeah, if Mr. Lim is not willing to agree simply to defer action, then I would like to do what the rules call for in the case where there aren’t five votes either way; and that is that there is another opportunity to revote both the request for a time extension and the request for revocation. WATANABE: Okay. Mr. Lim, this is how I’m envisioning it. For whatever reason you do not get a favorable decision at the Council level, then obviously the SMA Permit would not match up with the then-existing zoning. So the SMA would be invalid anyway, and we could respond to it. And revocation of the SMA would not preclude you from contesting the Council’s decision in court anyway; and depending upon the court’s final decision all of this may be moot anyhow. So if you would agree to – how shall I put it – hold in abeyance the decision on the revocation until the Council makes their final decision, maybe that’s the best that we can achieve it at this point. LIM: On the applicant’s two actions, Agenda Items 1 and 2, we’ll waive our right to have a revote and we’d like that to go forward. We would like the same thing to happen to Agenda Item No. 3, but I think that’s the Director’s call since he is technically the applicant on that action. We are the applicant on the first two actions; so we are able to waive our right to take a revote. For your information, if this matter does go to litigation, then I’m going to be resisting any attempt to revoke the SMA Permit regardless of what happens with the zoning. WATANABE: Okay. Okay, so then can we agree then we will defer action on the revocation until after the Council’s vote? IWASHITA: Mr. Chair. Oh, I’m sorry. WATANABE: Yeah -. YUEN: Well, I would agree to that; I don’t know if Mr. Lim is going to agree to that. If he doesn’t agree to that, then we have to simply follow the rule on having a revote on the revocation. WATANABE: Give me a second. Would you agree to that, Mr. Lim? LIM: No. We’ll go with the rules. We don’t agree. WATANABE: Okay. So then if you don’t agree and we are going to go with the rule, that would mean it would be agendized at the next meeting? EXHIBIT A 28