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MOORE:Yes. The second revision that IÓd like to offer is in the next sentence. We have to submit our plans within one year. Right now, we have to secure Final Subdivision within five. What we would like is to add language which allows us to accelerate this process, is that ÐFinal Subdivision Approval or completion of the traffic signal improvements shall be secured within five years.Ñ And that allows us to aggressively go after the signal improvements and put those in first, even before we subdivide. But once we put those in, then we are sure that we can subdivide, weÓre not at risk on our zoning in the future after weÓve expended funds. So itÓs either reach Final Subdivision or we put in the signals. KUBOTA:Where are you, please? MOORE:IÓm sorry, this is the second sentence of Condition B. It ÐFinal Subdivision Approval shall be secured within five years from the effective date of the ordinance. KUBOTA:Okay. IÓm there now. Go back to what you were -. MOORE:Yes. Okay. What weÓd like to offer is an amendment that say that ÐFinal Subdivision Approval or completion of the traffic signal improvements shall be secured within five years.Ñ That allows us to move independently on the traffic signal to put those in ahead of time and then, again, be assured that we donÓt, our rezoning is not at risk, so it doesnÓt -. You know, once weÓve expended significant funds then our zoning is secured. But, again, what this means, and weÓre willing to do it, is to work with the previous developer on their signal, the timing of the signal, and accelerate that, and do it now. If we do that, again, we donÓt want to be at risk in five years when we come in for subdivision, if we havenÓt met the time condition, to lose our zoning after weÓve expended funds. So this just gives us that flexibility of putting the signals in; and based on that, then, weÓve secured our zoning, weÓve complied with our performance conditions. And this is new so I apologize. We just thought, in response to some of the concerns about timing, so weÓre just talking about this. And, again, the subdivision process, we have go through tentative, we have construction plans. Under the best of circumstances, thatÓs a couple of years process, normally. This way we can move aggressively on the signalization separate from the subdivision, which is the intent. I think, as Norman characterized it, that is the intent. If I may continue, or if there are any questions on that? FUJIKAWA:Any questions on this, Commissioners? Go ahead, Commissioner Graham. GRAHAM:You said this way we can move aggressively on the, I mean without this change, you can certainly move aggressively anyway. Right? 6