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mean our thing is to make sure that, you know, it is being done correctly, right? And for some <br /> reason—yes? <br /> ROY: I just wanted to add that at a minimum this would add two, two more months, if not more, <br /> because SHPD it's 30 to 45 days, and then to schedule it before the Commission again, so <br /> DEFRANCO: Right— <br /> ROY: just,just to give you some <br /> DEFRANCO: but in my mind, too, there has already been SMAs on this property, like, many <br /> of them, right? They don't mean anything anymore? You know so much more about <br /> archaeological things, but it seems like this property and this whole subdivision has already had <br /> SMAs done, right? And so this one, because the law changed, right, in 2020 or something, we <br /> have a new law, so now we have one more level of stuff to make sure that everything is being <br /> done correctly. That's the reason for the law. So the other reason is for the applicant to stand up <br /> to that and say we want to be reasonable, we are willing to supply an archaeological person to be <br /> on site to look at everything so we can go forward, and we don't get a two to four months, six <br /> months, delay. Am I hearing this right? <br /> VITOUSEK: Yes, so in this case if you are recommending an archaeological monitor <br /> DEFRANCO: Yes. <br /> VIOTUSEK: Then that archaeological monitoring report has to go to SHPD for review. SHPD <br /> is probably not going to review it if they didn't request the archaeological monitoring report, <br /> because there has been no initiation of the 6E-42 process, which triggers the historic preservation <br /> review. So for us to just say do a monitor and send it to SHPD, they are going to be like what's <br /> this, you never sent us the permit on this. So <br /> DEFRANCO: So the reason the permit was in the first place not sent by the County to SHPD is <br /> because you went out there and looked at it and didn't feel it was required because of the <br /> topography of the land. <br /> ROY: Well, the historic activities <br /> DEFRANCO: And, and all of the activities that's already been done <br /> ROY: the four SMA permits that have been conducted <br /> DEFRANCO: The four done before <br /> ROY: yeah, on this property. <br /> DEFRANCO: Okay. <br /> 19 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />