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TESTIFIERS: Yes. RHO: Okay. If you folks can start from the left. We’ll start with Michelle, I guess, right? DANIHEL-KREUSLING: My name is Michelle Danihel-Kreusling. I live at 77-147 Queen Kalama. And I just wanted to inform you guys that I am in support of this development with the caveat that alternate access be found such as that Alii Drive access. The LEED certification, the parks, the -, just the development in whole, the intent of the development, I strongly support. And I hope that more developments follow in this stead, because that will keep Hawaii -, the sustainability factor really appeals to me. And I’m kind of in that demographic of a young family. So, we definitely want to make sure we have parks and natural resources for my daughter in the future. RHO: Thank you. Questions? If not, let’s see, Laurie, I guess. FISH-GUSMAN: Yeah, hi, I just wanted to say that the last -. RHO: Can you start with your name and your mailing address? FISH-GUSMAN: Laurie Fish-Gusman, 77-125 Queen Kalama Avenue, Kailua- Kona. And I just was wondering, the last time I was here, I didn’t have a chance to speak again after they had spoken. But there were five people in my living room the night before we had this last meeting here. And I just wondered if you guys had read through everything because things had totally changed from 5:00 the evening before the meeting to, as the next afternoon when they were here talking. I mean, all of a sudden there was a park that was behind Shawnie’s house. And I don’t -, I was just wondering if anybody had a chance to go down there and check out the site from Alii Drive because there’s orange fencing all over the place, you know, which is surrounding all kinds of archeological sites and burial sites. And, you know, I’d just like to make sure that you guys have really checked it out, because they changed their story overnight as to what they were going to do. And what I’ve heard -, my husband is, you know, in construction, and I know a lot of developers, and they’ve all said that Metzler is not going to sell that property. So I’m just asking that you make sure that there’re other roads other than Queen Kalama and Naniloa in order to get in and out of there, because Alii Drive just has so much traffic already. RHO: Questions? BOWMAN: I have a question. Are you talking about construction traffic or after the building of the subdivision? FISH-GUSMAN: I’m talking about after the building of the subdivision; because I think they’ve misrepresented in their telling you that they’re getting all these permission to use this and that or that these roads are going to go in. And I don’t think there is, you know – I don’t know. I’d like to see proof of it before it happens. EXHIBIT A 17