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KERN: Thank you. <br /> <br />LEHNER: Yeah, liens are placed on those properties. <br /> <br />KERN: Thank you. <br /> <br />WOODWARD: All right. Any other questions? Seeing none, sir, you may give us your <br />name and address and then begin. <br /> <br />FENN: My name is Mitchell Norman Fenn. My address is 14-4801, I live <br />Ililani Street. My driveway is the first driveway at the beginning of a deadend street. And I do <br />not know this woman, and IÓve never met her, and I wish her no harm whatsoever. However, the <br />fact is from the beginning of that deadend street there is basically only about 12 people that live <br />there; and for the impact of the services going to the church and what not are definitely going to <br />impact me. None of the houses that are on that lot on that street can be seen by the road; and for <br />that amount of people to be coming in and out of our neighborhood that we donÓt know kind of <br />worries me. I think if I left I would have to lock my gate every day, IÓd have to find new ways of <br />locking my house, cause with 30,000 people coming in my neighborhood when there is basically <br />only 12 people that live there is a bit worrisome to me. <br /> <br />The agricultural division of what she wants to do I think is a very good thing cause we could all <br />use it and it sounds good. I just donÓt like the idea of having all of those people coming up and <br />down our street. And for her to pave the street I know will impact the traffic even further <br />because tourism just there for the tidepools is such that people driving by will say, hey, thereÓs a <br />paved road, letÓs drive down that road and see what is there. And, again, that will just impact <br />more traffic going in there, whether itÓs going to her place or not. ItÓs just not in my opinion <br />something that I want. <br /> <br />When my wife and I bought out property we saw a beautiful little neighborhood, nice and quiet. <br />And we donÓt want to see the rules changed to accommodate one person to make it into a new <br />mall or something, and I know thatÓs not her intentions. But for being in a quiet neighborhood, I <br />just donÓt think thatÓs itÓs going to be that any longer is we allow this to go by. Thank you. <br /> <br />WOODWARD: Thank you. Any questions for Mr. Fenn? Okay, seeing none, yes, sir. <br />You may begin once you give us your name and address. <br /> <br />KELLY: My name is Patrick Kelly. My address is 14-4993 Kapoho Beach Lo <br />Road in Kapoho. I have several concerns. A lot of it is this road situation cause none of the rest <br />of us are going to ever have that kind of traffic on that road. Even if we, with the dues and <br />everything that come in and everything itÓs not so bad. But to <br />though she has a parking area right now this property does not belong to her, where sheÓs going <br />to park these cars and bus people from. What happens if that person decides, he sells this <br />property? And then all of a sudden where are they going to go? She has a big parking lot area <br />marked out in her plan and everything, I imagine that would be staying full. <br /> <br />What concerns me also is this special use permit opens the door for several different categories <br />of things, not just specifically where she stated in here. But from what I understand from <br />listening to other people I hear this opens the door for a lot of other things that can happen once <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />20 <br /> <br />