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HAYASHI:No. What we're basically saying in this particular condition is that if the Applicant intends to utilize the Old Government Road as its access rather than Homestead Road -. KUBOTA:Yes. HAYASHI:Then they would have to get approval from Public Works to make certain improvements within this Old Government Road right-of-way. YUEN:Could I follow up on a previous question on the improvement of Kaloko Drive in the study? A number of the rezoning applications for Kaloko Mauka have a fair share assessment for road improvements. The figure that's in my head of what has been collected so far is about $150,000. The most recent fair share assessment said that that -, the money from that rezoning will be used to do a study as to what improvements could be made. That has not been completed. KUBOTA:I guess -. YUEN:So there are no actual plans in place to improve the intersection, nor do we know whether there is enough money to do what improvements that study would call for. KUBOTA:Oh, I see -. GALDONES:Commissioner Kubota. KUBOTA:Mr. Chairman, I was reading the first sentence and reading into it with a different meaning. I thought it says, to me, that the DPW tells the Applicant where the, where he shall take the exit or ingrerr`mcdfqdrreqnl+nhm`bbnqc`mbdwith the Department of Public Vnqjr+ohsr`xrsgdqd-Atshsld`mrsnsgdhqrsandards. If they take it off of Old Government Road, the Applicant shall fix the entryway to the specifications of DPW, is what it's saying. Is that what this new E is saying? YUEN:Well, it means -. KUBOTA:Or am I reading -? YUEN:Either. Yeah, it means that either -, if they decide to take, whichever road they decide to take access, they will have to meet with the requirements of the Department of Public Works for the intersection improvements. KUBOTA:Am I the only one that's reading it in that skewed way? 4