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KRUEGER: I have no objection to that. I just need to get a copy of the addresses, so we can mail them out. GRAHAM: Okay. KRUEGER: But that’s fine with me. I have no objection to that at all. SIRACUSA: I have no objection with you knowing my home address. GRAHAM: Jeff? DARROW: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The other option is if they could email the Exceptions to the Planning Department, we could send it out to, email to all the Planning Commissioners. GRAHAM: Jeff, do you have emails working for all the Commissioners? DARROW: Yes. GRAHAM: So that’s certainly another possibility. DARROW: We would still receive a hard copy from the parties, but we would be able to mail out at least, or email the copies of the Exceptions to the Commissioners, so they can have it prior to the hearing. GRAHAM: Commissioner Siracusa, does that sound okay with you then? Instead of trying to mail us directly the hard copies, they just send emails? SIRACUSA: That’s fine with me. My concern was that since we have such a tight time frame, and there is so much to do within the frame, that we look for ways to cut corners, so that they have enough time to prepare, and we have enough time to prepare on our end as well. So anything that accomplishes that goal is okay with me. th GRAHAM: So my understanding now is that by June 11, you will have the written Findings of Fact, Decision and Order, and those will be sent to the Planning Department, th and the Planning Department will in turn send those to ourselves. And then by June 18, you would have your Exceptions, and you could directly email those Exceptions to the Commissioners. And certainly a copy would go to the Planning Department also. Does that sound like it’s acceptable to everybody? KRUEGER: It’s fine with me. MATSUKAWA: Yeah. GRAHAM: Commissioners, do you have any comments to make on that? Mr. Torigoe? EXHIBIT A 12