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My wife also suffers from some kind of respiratory ailment which she is very overly concerned about whatÓs going to be coming out give Gary FaÒagau a chance to show his presentation because it r material is going to fall into the PepeÒekeo area. And itÓs bas feet of the plant will be in the heavy duty fallout range. As far as the PepeÒekeo Point Association, IÓll just bring one t community except for me relies on catchment water. ThereÓs grea particulate matter and the fallout from the plant will do to the much. WOODWARD: All right, thank you. Any brief questions? No? Seeing Mr. Gauthier. Is that correct? GAUTHIER: You did a great job. WOODWARD: Okay, good. If you could give us your name and addres begin. GAUTHIER: Okay, Greg Gauthier, 64-5303 Puanuanu Place, Kamuela, Hawaii 96743. I just want to clarify, Mr. Chair, you were saying something about a fee, that was a joke, right, if you want to change, earlier, right? WOODWARD: Excuse me? GAUTHIER: You were saying something about a fee if you wanted to something? WOODWARD: No, people that are filing, filed for a petition for standing pay a fee. If they withdraw their request prior to the hearing then their fee is re GAUTHIER: Got ya. I just want to make sure I paid the County if WOODWARD: Yeah. GAUTHIER: So, okay. Forgive me. IÓm here on behalf of the ILWU itÓs no secret we argue for jobs. So some have argued that this debate brings us to a perceived chasm between those who would honor and nourish that rich collec to build the communities on the Hmkua coast and Hilo, and those who would come to Hawaii and purchase a few acres and build a gentlemanÓs farm on the lan supported the thriving middle class on this coast. One wishes i harvest we have seen families split apart. In many cases the ho having their children live and work in close proximity to their When we see a ray of hope through a project like Hu Honua, we ar envision a Hmkua that has opportunities for families to survive and thrive ag 6 EXHIBIT B