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LEITHEAD TODD: No, there is not that any, thereÓs nothing that prevents them from doing that. And I would think that there is also nothing that prevents them from putting a gate up at the end of Stardust, if the homeowners agree to that. The difficulty that you have with a private road is that generally youÓve got to get agreement of all of the people that have an interest in the road. The reason IÓm looking at doing the barricade on Kahakai is because thatÓs a County road and clearly within the County jurisdiction. I think the problem with any homeowners trying to put up a gate or barricade is that if you have other homeowners that object to the gate or barricade, then you end up back in court. So what IÓm trying to do is what clearly is within County jurisdiction, which is Kahakai, and thatÓs why I want to work with Director Lee on that, because thatÓs something I do have some influence and with the County does have some control. Private roads, the problem is, is multiple owners, multiple interests, and you may have a number of them that say, yeah, we want to barricade it, but you may have some others thatÓs how we take our kids to school. IÓm just looking at this from a public safety standpoint that that pole in the middle of a road is a problem, and I donÓt want somebody plowing into the pole, so I want to try and do something. And Kahakai is a County road, so that one we can work on. HOUSEL: Okay, thank you. Any other -? NELSON: I had one question. The other option possibly would be to discuss this with Hawaiian Electric and Hawaiian Telephone and Oceanic to see if they have any interest in the interest of safety to relocate the pole. I mean it sounds so idiotic to believe that this day and age weÓve got a pole in the middle of a road. So thatÓs just another option to consider. BOWMAN: I think thatÓs a good option, but just my opinion is that road is dangerous as an access road to Kahakai. But I agree with you. Thanks. HOUSEL: Any other questions? Would someone like to make a motion? BOWMAN: Okay, itÓs a complicated motion, thatÓs right. I move to approve the amendment to Special Management Area Use Permit No. 314 with the addition of the new wording in Condition 3 as staff told us. DARROW: Could I just get clarification from Commissioner Bowman, and that would be with the revised recommendations that are on the yellow sheet? BOWMAN: Yes, IÓm sorry, with the light-yellow sheet and the addition on No. 3. DARROW: Thank you. Do we have a second? HOUSEL: Do we have a second? NELSON: Second. HOUSEL: Seconded. Motion made by Commissioner Bowman, seconded by Commissioner Nelson. 20 EXHIBIT B