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some issues in terms of how to try and accommodate public parking without, for access, without having it turned into just parking for people who work in the area who will hog it all day long, cause weÓve had that issue occur in other places where we have free parking. So on No. 5 I think we ought to try and work something out and see whether some accommodation can be made perhaps with their card trick system. If somebody goes in and parks and wants to get public parking, they go to the front desk to get a placard that they have to put back on their car; and I donÓt think that thatÓs much to ask of the people parking. But perhaps thereÓs something that can be done with the system. And IÓm not married to the idea of 30 stalls, you know, because 30 stalls was really based on hotels that have access to much bigger beaches. And so, you know, 30 may have been asking for more than was reasonable, given the size of the beach. But I always thought that I should try and ask for more and see whether we can negotiate from there. And then the other recommendations that they have here, I have no opposition to, except No. 8. I think it should read that ÐA solid waste management plan, including demolition waste, shall be submitted.Ñ Because in addition to just demolition waste you have to have a regular solid waste management plan for what you do after you finish your operations. And thatÓs usually basically that they have commercial haulers pick up their rubbish and they provide a site for that. And we thought that it should be more inclusive. But other than that I donÓt have any problems with their recommendations here. WATANABE: Thank you. Do we have any further questions of staff? Maybe we can finish this all up in one shot. So if you donÓt mind, Mr. Mooers, let me switch this around a bit. I have only four people here who have signed up to testify. So let me call those four people up Î Laura Dierenfield, Greg Gauthier, Mikahala Roy, and Charles Flaherty. For Laura and Charles weÓve already sworn you in so you donÓt need to get sworn in. But for the other two could I swear you in. Would you raise your right hand, please? And do truth now before the Planning Commission? ROY: I do. GAUTHIER: I do. WATANABE: Thank you. And why donÓt we start with you, Mr. Gauthier. Name and address, please, and you can begin your testimony. GAUTHIER: Aloha. GIFFIN: Aloha. GAUTHIER: Commissioners, Chair, Bobby Jean, aloha. Welcome to the west side. This is only my second time, oh, first time being at this new commission. It looks a lot the same from the back side, up here, but I think far more beautiful and handsome. But then, are there any points there? No? EXHIBIT C 5