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I am definitely in favor of this project. The downzoning from 25 lots to 10 lots definitely pleases me. The fact that the Plant-Masons and Mr. Olson are bringing up more water definitely is a big plus for me. When Brewer laid out this whole project, and I bought the land from Brewer, they did not have adequate water in there. We have had to put water pressure pumps, all sorts of things. We ran a big line going to our house, but that does not do us a whole lot of good. So this is going to be a plus for us. I personally feel the road is adequate as it is, including the entrance. And I know that I at one time saw Mr. Yuen out there personally checking that, too; and I think that he felt that the entrance was adequate. I think that for residential-agricultural use, the road is adequate, and for the new 10 lots that are going in there, too. The road is well paved, its a deep paving. The paving that is not adequate is not on the main road coming up. It is on my road, you know, which is the side road there. Kulana Kea is well paved; and I think its a 3-inch pavement, or whatever they call them; ours was not, you know. So wereworkingonthattoo,youknow.TheroadsarestillownedbyBrewerinthere,by the way. So for anythingto have to be done to the roads, thats going to have to be through Brewer at this point, cause theyhave never given the roads over, you know. I think the problem with the entrance came up atone of the last meetings we had in here and it was by Mr. Cardoza, who I think because of his heavyduty equipment which is not agriculturally related and huge trucks and all, that he wanted that to better his business. Now whether he will be able to continue having the business, which is above me, by the way, its above the main road, that remains to be seen in the future. I think, you know, it doesnt other personally because were off to the side road. If I was on that main road, it would bother me tremendously. I think that some of his trucks which are quite large have problems making the turn, I do not. And I dont think the entrance would be any problem for people of general residential. Id also like to say that Cheryl and Bill Rosen called me this morning for getting the change in time about 5 oclock. They own the property directly below the Plant-Masons. They are definitely in approval of this, too. So Id like to speak on their behalf. And I told them to fax it all to Mr. Fuke to his office; and I assume its going to be waiting for him when he gets back today. ALAMEDA:All right, thank you very much. Any questions, Fellow Commissioners? Mr. Director? YUEN:Yeah, I have a question. Something you said brought up something that came up at the last time as well that I had forgotten about Kulana Kea, that its owned by Brewer. And Brewer is in dissolution so what is going to happen to the road? BJORNEN:Well, that is going to remain to be seen. Weve having an association meeting. Bob Crudele is president of our association and he just sent me an email yesterday asking if Id be home in July because he knows I want to be at all the association meetings. The Plant-Masons are coming in in June, so I wrote him. This is going to come up at the meeting, thats why Im saying this. Theyre coming in on June 18EXHIBIT A