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BOWMAN: Okay. But we’d have to leave here by about 8:30? <br />WATANABE: Well, I think your concerns, staff is aware of your concerns. <br />BOWMAN: Okay. <br />WATANABE: And so maybe we can afford them the flexibility. It appears to me <br />we have sufficient time to plan for that and to address some of the concerns with regard <br />to what time and all that. <br />HAYASHI: Mr. Chairman? <br />WATANABE: Yes. <br />rdth <br />HAYASHI: I was just informed that on June 3 or 4 the tide will be <br />approximately 3 feet. <br />BOWMAN: What? <br />rdth <br />HAYASHI: June 3 or 4. <br />YUEN: Yeah, but at what time? <br />HAYASHI: We don’t know what time. It was a reasonable hour during the day <br />but we don’t know what time. <br />BOWMAN: May I just, and pardon me if I don’t know the protocol but we <br />can’t go tomorrow? <br />SIRACUSA: I can’t. <br />TORIGOE: You have to give notice. <br />BOWMAN: Oh, you have to give notice, okay. Because we’re here for the <br />meeting tonight, okay, sorry. <br />YUEN: But strictly as a technical matter you can continue a meeting. <br />When you’re right here at a meeting you can continue the meeting to another time and <br />place and do that. You know, you can say we’re going to meet again tomorrow, you <br />know, at such and such a time. Ivan, correct me if I’m wrong. That’s a continued <br />meeting. Now we have this problem with this one here where we already have a notice <br />and hearing problem and then we also have a practical issue on quorum and the like. But <br />when you’re, and the idea behind that is that you’re here at a meeting and anybody <br />interested in the meeting can be here and then you can continue it to, you know, another <br />time and place, as long as it’s continued, it’s my understanding. <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />15 <br /> <br />