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LEITHEAD TODD: I was just thinking since Kahakai is a public road -. IsnÓt that correct? DARROW: I would believe it is, but -. LEITHEAD TODD: IÓm going to talk to the director about whether we can put a barrier up at the end of Stardust, which would then prevent people from accessing Kahakai through Stardust Lane. Especially since our long-range plans, I believe, are to have, at this point we arenÓt planning to have it access AliÒi Parkway, which is what is going to go through there; so thatÓs consistent with our long-range, and we may as well get people used to it now. So I canÓt control Stardust because itÓs private, but I can talk to the Public Works Director about putting -. Especially because weÓve got a pole in the middle of the road, I would think that in the interest of public safety we might want to look into putting a barricade up there. So IÓm going to follow up with Warren Lee on that. HOUSEL: Okay, good, thank you. BOWMAN: Could you go back to the other subdivision map, the big DARROW: This one? BOWMAN: No. WasnÓt there another one that showed -. Okay, there. Stardust Lane, you said there is another road that runs perpendicular to Stardust that serves those other lots to the Kona side? DARROW: This right here is the name of that road, and itÓs right in that general location. BOWMAN: Okay, let me look at one thing. Could you, IÓm sorry, could you show me Stardust again? DARROW: This is Stardust Lane here. This is the subject property. The entrance of the subject property is here, and there is a lane directly across. BOWMAN: Okay. So if we close the end of Stardust, then all the access would be from AliÒi, right? DARROW: Correct. Yeah, they wouldnÓt be able -. BOWMAN: Yeah, AliÒi or -. Royal Poinciana doesnÓt go; youÓve got to go down to AliÒi and then back up. DARROW: Correct. BOWMAN: Okay. And those lots that the little road serves, are they built out? DARROW: Yes. 11 EXHIBIT B