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M. GAPP: I do. WATANABE: Would you state your name and address, please. M. GAPP: Maureen Gapp, I live on Pilikai Street in Paradise Park. I’m John’s wife. Some of the things they didn’t mentioned was that Paradise Park has changed their plan to rd include 33 Street as Light Industrial. Jeffrey had mentioned that down on Kaloli there’s something that the General Plan is going to call Light Industrial. That would require rd infrastructure. And although it would be expensive to put a road and waterline on 33 Street, to do it down on Kaloli would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000,000. It’s unrealistic. WATANABE: Why do you feel, is that that much further down? M. GAPP: Three miles. WATANABE: Okay. J. GAPP: There’s no infrastructure down there where there is up by the Highway. rd M. GAPP: There’s no three-phase power down there, which is available on 33 Street; and there’s no water down there. WATANABE: You don’t have water either though, yeah? But you have power? M. GAPP: We have water. J. GAPP: We have water. M. GAPP: John put in the waterline. That’s why -. J. GAPP: The waterline goes down the Highway and we’re on the Highway. M. GAPP: Our company installed that waterline; and that’s why he’s familiar with the process of putting in a waterline, then the asphalt. When it was put on Highway 130 the asphalt was ripped up and had to be replaced. It’s just very difficult for a machine to get into a very small area and not rip up the asphalt. WATANABE: Okay. Do we have any further questions? Okay, then thank you for your testimony. Well, Sandra, we could begin. Would you like to come up? Why don’t we try, I doubt that we’re going to finish by 12:30, but -. Okay, why don’t I swear you in then. SONG: Okay. WATANABE: Would you raise your right hand, please. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth now before the Planning Commission? EXHIBIT C 7