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SPRINGER:Mr. Chair? GALDONES:Commissioner Springer. SPRINGER:Aloha. SOLOMON:Aloha. SPRINGER:With regard to those concerns regarding the 12-inch line and the water units available, are you prepared to move forward with this application today or would you like some time to work those issues out and get some specific numbers for us? SOLOMON:I think it’s up to the Commission as to how I should proceed with this, you know. The bottom line is that if this were just one unit, it would qualify. The problem is that because the units are three separate dwellings. But if it was one unit with the five bedrooms, you know, it would be no problem, even with the Fire Code. It’s just because it’s three separate dwellings. And this is why the Fire Code is, you know, we can’t comply. But if it were one unit with the same square footage with the five bedrooms, we would be able to comply with the Fire Code. So, you know, I do have a, I’ve submitted the plan already to Mr. Darrow when we were alerted of the situation, you know, to redesign the project, in essence, keeping in the same kind of architectural concept but making it a one unit as opposed to three separate units. And I think, I don’t know if, Jeff, were they given copies of that? Do they have that in the -? DARROW:Yes, that was given to them this morning, the recent submittal. SOLOMON:So if we do it as a single unit, you know, with the five bedrooms, then we can comply. So, that -. So it’s up to the Commission. If the Commission feels that, you know, they want to defer, that’s fine, you know, with me. SPRINGER:Thank you. SOLOMON:Thank you. GALDONES:Any further questions, Commissioners? Commissioner Fujikawa. FUJIKAWA:Yeah, I have a question with the applicant. Are these buildings all tied in in any way? SOLOMON:I’m sorry? FUJIKAWA:Are they all tied in somehow? In other words, they’re separate buildings, but are they tied into together by roof structure or what? 5