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anything today, but I just wanted to come and state, as a neighbor, how difficult it’s been, though. Thank you. If you have any questions for me. WATANABE: Well, Fellow Commissioners, do you have any questions? Yes, Mr. Iwashita. IWASHITA: I think I’m more of a visual learner than -, even though I’m a lawyer. I’m supposed to read stuff and understand it. I’m having -, and I don’t know Kohala; so can you help me? Your Association, what road is that that goes through your Association, that easement -? SULLIVAN: Lokahi Road goes through my property, and it’s a 50-foot wide easement. IWASHITA: So what does your Association have to do with Union Mill Road? SULLIVAN: Union Mill Road? Union Mill Road is a legal access for my property as is Maluhia Road. IWASHITA: But my question is what does your Association have to do with Union Mill Road. SULLIVAN: Well, Jean Sunderland wrote a letter to the Commissioners saying that it was her neighbors that were doing all the building and using Union Mill Road, and pitted us against our neighbors on Union Mill Road, saying that, oh, it wasn’t us using Union Mill Road, it was these other guys, when in fact it was them. And so it created all this animosity in the neighborhood and it had to be clarified. IWASHITA: So the 12 owners in your Association live where? Sorry. Or have, own land -. SULLIVAN: From below King Kamehameha Park – it’s very difficult -. DARROW: Laser point. SULLIVAN: Okay, from -, I’ll just try to do the perimeter here; it’s roughly like this and then across – I don’t know where the park is – that’s Ainakea, so and then down here like that. I don’t know exactly where the boundaries are but something like that; those are our neighbors. IWASHITA: So that’s the 12 owners -. SULLIVAN: Yeah, there’re 12 parcels in there. IWASHITA: Living in that area. SULLIVAN: That’s correct. EXHIBIT B 15