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need a building permit. And we would try to do something that would be unobtrusive or, weÓll try to work with you, you know. SPRINGER:Ms. Hanohano? HANOHANO:Okay. Our concern, itÓs not so much that, business hou fine. I mean, even if, like Wiki-Wiki goes to eleven. My concern with, is kids are going to start to loiter more. They already loiter at Wiki-Wiki store. And having other businesses there is going to just increase the loitering area. And being at a property adjacent to this when, if youÓve had yourself burglarized, then you become fearful; and weÓve had that three times. So this is where our concern is with being a fence being put up. And IÓm sure, is this going to have, property, this is going to have a waterline brought in or is it going to be like catchment tank like Wiki-WikiÓs right now? Because -. SPRINGER:Thank you, Ms. Hanohano. Roy, do you have any comments regarding these questions posed by the, Ms. Hanohano, the neighbor, to this property? Some of these questions seem beyond the scope of the hearing this morning, but could you offer some guidance? TAKEMOTOAs far as your -. SPRINGER:The loitering and littering. TAKEMOTO:Well, the loitering, IÓm not sure what kind of mitigation measures we could put. Were you thinking of security, having security there or -? GADD:We didnÓt really address that. I donÓt, we would try to discourage loitering, but I, here -. TAKEMOTO:I think a fence would be a minimum -. Are you proposing a fence? GADD:Right. Yeah, a fence would be a good idea. TAKEMOTO:Okay. As far as a building permit for a fence, if the fence is under six feet -. GADD:Over four feet, I believe -. HAYASHI:As far as a building permit, if itÓs a chain-linked fenc up to eight feet without a building permit. If itÓs a regular fence, like a wall, you can go only up to six feet; otherwise, you need to get a building permit for that. TAKEMOTO:Would a fence suffice or would you -? 7