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focused on the Blasman property. ItÓs focused on the Keakealaniwahine parcel. But in, and thatÓs the last that I know of it. Now we could do, what you have to do is a title search and find out at some point somebody sold or otherwise granted out an acre and a quarter. Now the Keakealaniwahine parcel of about 16 acres, the configuration of that changed over time. I looked that up, and I just, I canÓt remember that off the top of my head. But it was in the last few years. I think that, there were two TMKs. The larger part of 7-2-2-8, you know, at some point, 7-2-2-8 went, went way up mauka. And, at some point, subdivisions were made makai of Kuakini Highway. GIFFIN:Right. YUEN:Then at some point, what we now call the Keakealaniwahine parcel which is Parcel 11, there was a split of a lower part of this grant. But the parcel is not in this configuration. The configuration was changed in the early 1990Ós to the present configuration of Lot 11. GIFFIN:So is that when those subdivisions mauka of the subject property and the heiau were developed? Because I donÓt recall when those subdivisions came before the department, although I was not on the Commission at that time, that there was any kind of public testimony similar to what weÓre hearing over this application? Am I mistaken? YUEN:That I, you mean the subdivision thatÓs shown, and I donÓt of it, in Grant 7-2-2-8, makai of Kuakini? GIFFIN:Yeah. YUEN:I know nothing about that. I canÓt help you with that at al GIFFIN:Okay. Well, I was just astounded that here we are looking at a map that shows these existing subdivisions; and I think in public testimony Mr. Roy even talked about finding historic sites and/or features that were not even recognized by the State or the County. And I think that he spoke about a heiau that was being, I donÓt know, sold or auctioned because of tax delinquency. And I found that astoundi I also, Mr. Yuen, go back to this report that Maile David included as her Exhibit A which was, itÓs a report by the advisory committee, the cultural resource management report that Mr. Roy was the chairman of. And in the back of it, there is a statement by the chairman. Where, and I read with interest, he speaks of how this property was, you know, sold and subdivided, not subdivided, but divided. Did your research coincide with what is stated in his report, or his statement in Ms. DavidÓs Exhibit A? YUEN:Could I look at that? Could I look at that? 5