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Keauhou, with many Hawaiians there, particularly Mr. and Mrs. Kinimaka, who are old- time residents at Keauhou. They were responsible in great part for relating to me the customs and the traditions of the Hawaiian people in the area, particularly with some of my relatives who hold a long-standing relationship with the people in Hawaii, such as Naluahine Kahopua, Keawe Keilikina, and the Kinimaka family, Mr. and Mrs. Hauanio, and many others in that vicinity. M. ROY:Thank you. Madam Chair, may I approach the map? GIFFIN:Yes. M. ROY:I would like to ask if I can refer to the map thatÓs behind it which is basically the same map but not shaded in. GIFFIN:Okay. And youÓre speaking of the proposed 13-unit develo map? Oh, I see. VITOUSEK:The thing is on the back. I think itÓs on the back. GIFFIN:And, then, Mikahala, if you could identify it for the record? Mikahala, will you please identify the map first, for the record M. ROY:This is a map that is provided to the proceedings today, Randy Vitousek, and I might ask Mr. Vitousek if you can just verify where the source of this map? VITOUSEK:Well, this map is found in the record as Map Figure 2 in the Visual Impact Assessment Component of the, IÓm sorry, itÓs the same base map as 2 except this one has the site of, the viewplane on it. So, IÓm sorry, itÓs Map Figure 7 from the Visual Impact Assessment Component of the application, which is ApplicantÓs Exhibit 1. GIFFIN:Commissioner Springer? SPRINGER:Perhaps before Ms. Roy begins, may I approach and look at the map. I think that the writing might be more legible on that copy than it is on the one in my binder? GIFFIN:Yes. SPRINGER:May I speak? GIFFIN:Yes. SPRINGER:I just wanted to comment that if any of the place names that are written on the map are referred to, my copy is blurry but so is that base copy. So, I mean, if we can be clear about any identification of place names, please? 13