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WATANABE: Yeah, that’s all it is. It’s a topo map. BOWMAN: Okay. So, DLNR would have nothing to certify because they have to go do the actual –? WATANABE: Well, that’s kind of like what we saw today at the 3.2 tide. And that, roughly speaking, one of the marks as you recall was under the right driver side of the red, I forget what kind of car. BOWMAN: Yes. WATANABE: And it’s someplace around that 3.3 feet topo, so someplace in approximately that area. So it’s within six inches of height, between three feet and 3.6 inches, that’s where that high tide mark that we saw was. SULLIVAN: May I clarify something on this? WATANABE: Yes. SULLIVAN: Okay. The topo map was done August of 2007. After Mr. Yuen suggested we get a shoreline survey, I contacted the – I’m going to go into this when I talk. But thth I do not know why it’s dated the 6, but it was done the 7 as the prelim for the shoreline survey. And if Dan Berg did mark it 2006, then he messed up. WATANABE: What was in there, yeah, okay, okay. But it does, okay, fine. We’ll just keep that in the record. Okay. Yes, Ms. Siracusa. SIRACUSA Basically, this whole thing is revolving around the need or not the need for a shoreline survey, if I understand correctly. So, I’m wondering, bottom line, how much does a shoreline certification cost? How much are we talking about here? SULLIVAN: A thousand dollars. SIRACUSA: And if we have that information, and if it differs slightly from what we’re assuming now is your shoreline, then that would, would that make any substantive changes in the way that the Sullivans have to proceed in their building plans? Because what I’m thinking is if it, if you’re going to do the thing with the pilings and everything and you’re setting it backed up that much farther anyway and all of that, would that change at all, or are we just talking about adding costing going through the –? I can understand the points that Mr. Yeh is making –and the point that, which a lot of that legalees stuff to me is smoke and mirrors to divert us from the main course of, you know, like how do we keep the shoreline protected. On the other end, a lot of the Director’s legal comments are very similar on the other side. So my primary concern is the protection of the area. And so I’m wondering would there basically, if there was just a slight difference that doing a shoreline certification showed, and I would like to hear from both Mr. Yuen and Mr. Yeh here, would that really substantially alter the development plans? 18