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say the “B” word but you guys can fill it in; and it’s judged. So I would think that the Federal government would have, any way -. WOODWARD: Okay, is there anything else? DAVIS: Yeah, I want to know what is growing onions having to do with flying a plane? You can drive over there, Bruddah, just like all the rest. My son works a hundred miles from home and he’s proud to go from Kau to that hundred miles every day five days a week because he wants to see the beauty, and the beauty of Kau, to be preserved. He wants to drive the hundred miles. And I want you guys to know that I did this and every person, I did this on my own. I never go make anybody go, uh, you go help me, me and you, you go there, I go there. I spoke with every one of these people that signed this document; and I swear under oath. You guys can go check out the phone number, write um, whatever you guys want to do. But, anyway, I thank you for this time, well, for the time I’ve had; and I hope the best. WOODWARD: All right, thank you very much. Any questions? Yes, sir. J. HANOA: There’s an airport in Waibata (phonetic). Why didn’t they use that? It’s a big airport that he used to use, is in Waibata (phonetic). Why come to the community where the community living? It’s State land. WOODWARD: Okay, very good. DAVIS: Thank you. WOODWARD: Are you from the public wanting to testify also? SHIRAKAWA: Yes. GONZALEZ: It’s Ray Shirakawa. WOODWARD: Oh, okay. It’s Mr. Shirakawa. Okay, all right. GONZALEZ: He had signed up. WOODWARD: Very good. If you could, we’ll swear you in. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Windward Planning Commission? SHIRAKAWA: Yes. WOODWARD: Okay, if you’ll give us your name, address, and then please try and keep it brief. SHIRAKAWA: My name is Ray Shirakawa and my address is 95-6034 Mamalahoa Highway, and I’m a resident of Waiohinu. And our family owns the Shirakawa Motel which is 9 EXHIBIT C