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SPRINGER:Good morning. I just wanted to be clear that I understand your testimony to us. Are you suggesting that, are you recommending if development goes forward to use post and pier style construction rather than excavation and slab? MIST:Absolutely. SPRINGER:Thank you. GIFFIN:Mr. Togashi? TOGASHI:No questions. GIFFIN:The Applicant's representative, Randy? VITOUSEK:No questions. Just say hello to Robert. MIST:Good morning. GIFFIN:Maile? DAVID:No questions. GIFFIN:Mikahala? M. ROY:Aloha, Robert. Are you familiar with the study and the complexities of the facts of the land at Keolonhihi, KeakealaniÓs residence? Are you familiar with the data that's known of this area? MIST:No. M. ROY:The application is regarding the 1.25 acres which is now called Snug Harbor. If I were to say, based on reports given on this area, that this was one entire complex before a road interrupted it, highly sacred in nature, only found here now in the Islands, would you still say you are in favor of development here? MIST:I didn't say I was in favor of development here. I just si that if I wasn't able to prevent it, then I would encourage the least amount of disruption possible. I am familiar with the area, maybe not prior to the road being there, of course, but I am aware there was a hill there. I think there may have been graves up there on the hill, I'm not sure. But I can go back far enough to say that wh board and Rabbit Kekai got it for my father and it was brought up here to this Island, I, it's full of holes because of the rocks at Lyman's, but no one else surfed out there, and I never saw anybody out in the water with me. So I'm familiar eno or less what that coastline looked like and also often think that when you go down to Miloli`i and walk to, help me, Honomalino, it probably looked something like that, I'm not sure. But does that answer your question? 14