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GRAHAM: Commissioner Rho? RHO: The question I had; it’s not really clear to me that, at least from the reading, that the archaeological study would be restricted to the 6 acres. And when I read the whole thing, I wondered why it was decided to do that study on those 6 acres when it’s plowed under – I don’t know how many times – over 100 years according to, whatever. I guess they could find something there. But I guess what I would have preferred was to see a study done of the gulches, especially the gulch on the right. But you know, if you’re not going to use it, fine. But I think once you start using it, that study should be done. GRAHAM: Mr. Blake? BLAKE: We’re, the only proposed development is on the 6 acres, and so that’s what we are restricting the permit to at this point. What I’m referring to is in the future hiking trails that would -, other landowners would allow across their property or whatever, you’d hate to have the restriction. But as far as development to the camp, it’s restricted to the 6 acres. That’s why it’s been limited in its archaeological review to that; because the gulches are outside of the proposed area of development. GRAHAM: Commissioner Rho? RHO: Yeah, I understand that. It’s restricted to the 6 acres. But if you allow the campers to hike through the gulch for instance, then I would want to see a study done of the gulches. I’m not saying that I want the study done now because you have restrictions over what you’re going to use; you’re going to use the 6 acres only. I hope you understand where I’m coming from. BLAKE: I do, yeah. So I have no problem with moving forward as it currently states, if, you know, you understand my concerns. GRAHAM: Commissioner Domingo? DOMINGO: As indicated, the development will be only upon the 6 acres. But the activities that will be carried on there would be upon the whole property, the entire property, that you have there? NISHIMURA: The activities are intended to be carried out within the 6 acres. DOMINGO: Just within the 6 acres? NISHIMURA: That’s correct. BLAKE: There’re activities where we’re going to be taking campers off the property to go down to overlooks, to hiking trails, to beaches, all those activities. So it isn’t going to be limited in a sense that it’s not areas that we’re developing but access to public use. And it’s part of the experience -, we hope in the future that would be part of the experience. So what this does is it limits us from being able to take a hike into the gully, that’s what, or in the EXHIBIT B 20