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YUEN:Yeah, this -, I didn't understand what you just said before. I had thought that the CLOMR involved some kind of notice to the -. GOMES:No. YUEN:Neighbors. GOMES:Not the CLOMR stage, at the LOMR stage. YUEN:Okay. Now so after the fill is put in and after the alterations are made, then the notice goes to the adjoining -? GOMES:To the public, yeah. YUEN:To the public. It's not to the adjoining neighbors, it's a public notice type thing? GOMES:It's a public notice that must be seen in the local newspaper. YUEN:Okay. Okay. Thank you. FUJIKAWA:Any other questions, Commissioners, with Mr. Gomes? Graham. GRAHAM:Kelly, could you, on that map you were just looking at, could you just indicate what those boundary lines represent, the heavy dark ones. I know there's like hundred year flood and those kind of things. GOMES:Yes, the heavy dark one is what they call the hundred year flood. In any given year, you have a one percent chance of it happening. It's not a flood that happens every hundred years as most people think it is, it's just your probability is one percent in every year. This dashed line on the outside is what they call the 500 year flood, and that would be the limit between the hundred year and the 500 year flood.It's a -, we don't regulate that portion, that cross-hatch section, we just advise to build one foot above adjacent grade. We regulate the old flood zone area. GRAHAM:And the little dash line stuff kind of running through the middle of it all, what's that? GOMES:That's what they call the floodway, or another word would be stream or river, or that's the most restricted, restrictive area. So, you know, this development is not in the so-called floodway, which is the most restrictive area. GRAHAM:Thank you. FUJIKAWA:Very good. No other questions? Thank you, Mr. Gomes. We have four people signed up to testify on this application. Staff, can you put up another seat right there, 8