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Again, we’re here today for a compliance hearing for Use Permit No. 193. Use Permit 193 was approved on October 17, 2002 for a two-bedroom bed and breakfast. They were required by Condition M to return back to the Commission one year later to be able to follow up on compliance with the conditions. The Applicant or the Applicant’s representative has submitted a detailed written status report which has been submitted to all of you, in compliance with Condition M. I conducted a site inspection on May 3, 2004 and was able to verify that the physical conditions that are described in the permit have been complied with. There is an issue that has been raised regarding Condition H, the roof structure over the hot tub. And the issue was whether or not that roof structure should still be required to be built, even though the hot tub has been removed. We verified that the hot tub has been removed. But it may be an interpretation as to whether or not that still requires the need for the permanent roof structure or not. Are there any questions? FUJIKAWA:No, I believe, well, I was on that case. Hannah, were you on this case, too? SPRINGER:I was. FUJIKAWA:Yeah, I guess the biggest concern at the time was the hot tub making a lot of noise, right, the people there? And now the hot tub has been removed. Okay, any questions, Commissioners, with staff? McCall? MCCALL:Not a question but I just want to state for the record that I did, when we had the Contested Case, I recused myself because my mother-in-law is a owner, a part owner of the Hale Moana. And while I don’t think we have any decision-making, I wanted to put myself on the record on that. I don’t know, if counsel says I should recuse myself on this, I will, again, but -. FUJIKAWA:Counsel, at this time, to refresh you, Mr. McCall’s family member lived in the apartment next door, the condominium next door, so he had excused himself from that just so he won’t, there won’t be any interruptions or appearance of some sort. And now that it had gone through the Hearing Officer’s hands, can he participate? KAMELAMELA:Actually, that would be up to you whether -. FUJIKAWA:I guess you may. KAMELAMELA:Whether - . MCCALL:Yeah, I don’t know that we’re really going to do any decision making anyway. 2