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GOLDING, G.:Right I understand yeah. YUEN:And even its a vacant lot now we cant sit here and say well its just a vacant lot so we dont have to worry about the people there. GOLDING, G.:Oh, no. I understand that yeah. YUEN:Okay go ahead. GOLDING, G.:Right here is where the bar was and I dont know if the permit is still in- valid or not but theres right here this is a driveway to the highway. There was a bar, restaurant and real estate office here at one- the real estate office wasnt there it was proposed but the bar burned down and its currently for sale. As I understand it the bar is-. The special permit is still in,activeforthem,whoeverbuysthatproperty.Thatsthewaytheyrepresentingitonthe market anyway. And my point was with the winds that they blow this way just the sound carries kind of this way. I dont know if that matters. YUEN:Okay. Im comfortable with a 10:00 time limit for public events not exceeding once a week because we want to put some kind of limit to the scale here. And all these things are subject to amendment. If it turns out that some day your neighbors are fine with you having more events and its something the community wants we- this can be amended at a point in the future. But as far as my recommendation, that would be my recommendation on a time and the frequency of events. And then well cover the noise aspect in the next paragraph. Rather than prohibiting amplification devices well say noise levels shall not exceed 55 dba days and 45 dba nights at the property line. This is the general noise standard in a residential district and we have used this a few times for special permits. If you want an idea 55 dba would be a fairly audible hum, like a hummm, that would be about 55; 45 is pretty quiet. So, that would be, so you would hold to that whether its the hula chanters voice or an amplified sound. Its, if you get complaints then naturally the inclination is going to be that youre probably exceeding it. So, but lets put that in. That would be my suggestion on the noise rather than an outright ban on amplification. SPRINGER:Mr. Yuen clarification on the hours that constitute daytime and nighttime. Daylight hours or time on the clock? YUEN:Well, day I would say is dawn, sunrise to sunset and rather because it changes you know by season-. For number 11, I would say day is sunrise to sunset and night is after sun- sunset to sunrise. SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioners we have been discussing amendments to condition 6, 10 and 11. Sorry Conditions 5, 6, 10 and 11. Is there any discussion on those recommended amendments? Commissioner Iwashita? IWASHITA:I just want to make it- find out and make it clear on the record whether the applicant agrees with those amendments as discussed by the Director? EXHIBIT B 24