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processes which they have, you know, they can hold us up on, and we understandthat; <br />and we€re not taking that as a threat, but we€re looking at continuing the dialogue. <br />And I did point out, just for the record, that the zoning does allow a 120-foot story <br />building. You know, the original plans for this area with the old HiloCDPwas for multi- <br />family. Multi-family also allows a 120-foot building. <br />Again, the commitment and then, again, we€ve tried, will be trying to keep the building <br />within the height limits allowed under the single-family zoning regulations; and that has <br />been part of the design that we€ve done, you know, just on our own. So there has been an <br />attempt; and we€ll continue this dialogue, again, assuming that we can move forward. <br />And that really, again, that€s really all I have to offer in terms of response. And, again, <br />I€d be happy to answer any questions. <br />SPRINGER:Thankyou.Commissioners,doyouhaveanyquestionsfor <br />Mr. Moore? Mr. Moore, I have a question that came up, a comment that was made in the <br />field and then was voiced again during the testifier€s time before us, and that€s with <br />regard to the three-foot elevation change. And can you give us a reference point for <br />where that three-foot elevation change is from the lay of the land as it is now or some <br />other point? <br />MOORE:It€s from the front of the property. <br />FANG:Three-foot elevation change, okay. Because the ground is rolling <br />or it€s going up and down, and the grading is up and down, so we need to say there€s a <br />three-foot elevation change is partially correct. But, you know, some places will be <br />shallower, some places it will be higher. That€s probably an average value. <br />SPRINGER:Okay. Thank you. And that€s just a question that has come up a <br />couple of times. So that€s an average value. Some places it would higher, some places it <br />may be less than that. <br />MOORE:Yes. Clearly, now in the low spot it€ll be higher than that. Other <br />parts of the property will be at existing grade, so it€s not taking the property and raising <br />everything up. Again, there are portions that we€ll just be maintaining existing grade, <br />portions that will be filled more. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you, Mr. Moore. I€m awfully glad to hear that the window <br />is still open for dialogue with members of the community, as I heard that correctly. <br />Commissioners, any questions of the Applicant? Commissioner McCall, followed by <br />Graham. <br />MCCALL:Okay. Now in your plans, you are putting drywells in, which I <br />believe will, are supposed to hold that ten-year -. <br />FANG:That€s correct. <br />21 <br /> <br />