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LEWIS: Correct. TheyÓre all 5-acre parcels on our side of the road there. I think there may be one 3-acre one; but the rest are 5 to 5 ½ acres. DOMINGO: And the volume of traffic? LEWIS: It has been picking up? DOMINGO: For what reason? LEWIS: New properties and business. Sylvia has had a lot of heavy equipment in and stuff to, there has been a, you know, her construction people. So there has been a lot of increase traffic, not all due to her. But there are other places being developed also. But theyÓre developed as home sites which is, thatÓs traffic. DOMINGO: Well, thatÓs, you can attribute volume of traffic towar home sites then, residences? LEWIS: Partially. DOMINGO: Okay. Thank you WOODWARD: Okay, any other further questions for Mr. Lewis? All right, seeing none can I have the next person testify? Can you give us your name and address and begin. LINDSEY: Hi, my name is Shaun Lindsey. I currently live at 14-4779 Ililani Road, which is SylviaÓs property. IÓve been there for almost three years. I own a landscaping company and I currently rent the bottom of that house. Also, thereÓs a pending LLC on the property next door and IÓm part owner in that. So I am for this going in. IÓve been there doing the, IÓve worked with other non-profit organizations in the past that do ag and that do education and stuff like that. So on what weÓre doing weÓre also, you know, going to have an educational park like that too, with showing, you know, kids in the area how to do ag. And for Mr. Domingo you said that thereÓs a minimal amount that a farm needs to make, and I think it was $10,000. Yeah, weÓre projecting over there. WeÓre not currently at that right now. But of our tilapia alone weÓre projecting over that amount. And we also have an orchard and other things in place to do that. And ag tourism has been mentioned from Linda Lingle recently down to Emily Naeole; and I agree with you that there is almost, you know, some issues with it that need to go deeper, we need to go deeper into. And if I heard it correctly, you said the maximum that a person can ha in ag tourism is 30,000 people. ThatÓs the max that they could have in a year? DARROW: Yeah. LINDSEY: So Sylvia never intended to have 30,000. So if thatÓs in the rule, unless it says that you have to pave up to your property they would be singling her out if itÓs not in there, you know, because thatÓs what she wants to do in ag tourism. And there has also been a letter submitted from Emily Naeole which I read and she approves of it; and sheÓs the current EXHIBIT B 14