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YUEN:How far is that from the current edge of pavement? MOORE:I donÓt know. I did not take specific measurements. My belief in just looking up there is at the pavement section, the half, so itÓs a 25-foot section. The pavement I believe is 10 feet, itÓs 10 or 11 feet, and about, approximately a four-foot shoulder. So 14 to 15 feet of that 25-foot half section in front of us has been paved. So thereÓs another 10 feet, 9 to 10 feet, depending on the improvements required. YUEN:So weÓre looking at the paved shoulder and swale of another 10 feet -? MOORE:ThatÓs right. ThatÓs my understanding. YUEN:On one side? MOORE:Yes, thatÓs my understanding of what the requirements are. FUJIKAWA:Is there any other question from the Commissioners? MOORE:Again, these suggested language in D as in Dog would be the one, two, three, four, fifth line down from D, beginning in ÐThat portion,Ñ and it would be ÐThat portion of Huina Road fronting the property shall be improved to County dedicable standards,Ñ delete Ðfrom the Belt Highway to the subdivision entrance road.Ñ FUJIKAWA:Okay. Commissioner Graham? GRAHAM:I can wait until BillÓs finished. Are you still working on this stuff? MOORE:Yes, thatÓs all of the suggested changes or proposed changes that we have. FUJIKAWA:Staff, you have it recorded? MOORE:Well, I think itÓs more, where you guys go. FUJIKAWA:Commissioner Graham? GRAHAM:No, I was just, I noticed in your letter to Chris Yuen, dated June 1st, and youÓre speaking of the succession of the events and an extension was or a th request was granted April 14, IÓm on the bottom of page No. 2. And it said you Ðworked diligently to secure financing, etc. with an agreement with Hawaii Community Development Corporation but the self-help housing project was not pursued because of community opposition.Ñ I wonder if youÓd just explain more about what the community feeling is and what the nature of the opposition has been? 11