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looking for two lanes of traffic. And weÓre also looking for pedestrian facility there which you can see as being returned around the corner and that should be continued past the, to the end of the project. FUKE:That is correct. So if it requires like some amount of giving up of the subject property, you know, to accommodate this, I think tha has to be done. ItÓs more of a question of what level, you know. For example, City and County of Honolulu can deal with the curb, gutter, sidewalk section, two-lane, but a 36-foot wide right-of-way. You know, but we, our standards here are either 50 or 60 feet. So itÓs a question like what level of right-of-way are you talking about; and between 36 and 50 feet makes a lot of difference. EMLER:I think thatÓs why on our original recommendation to the Planning Director, we indicated a 31-foot maximum requirement of the width. FUKE:So the entire right-of-way, 31 feet? EMLER:Correct. SAUNDERS:Is what youÓre describing, what is shown on the current plans for the Kuakini widening, including Sarona Road? Is that what youÓre just describing? ÒCause thatÓs what weÓve been using as a reference point. EMLER:What IÓm describing is what you would see at the intersection of Sarona Road to Kuakini Highway, approximately 31 feet scaled on the improvement plans. SAUNDERS:I think weÓre talking one in the same things. I mean, the plans that, in fact, you, Nancy and I had a meeting and we went over that; and so I think weÓre saying the same thing. IÓve not scaled this but if itÓs what the improvement plans say, then weÓre fine. FUKE:I think it pretty much covers, itÓs based on like what the Planning DirectorÓs proposal is Òcause it ties into the Kuakini Highway plan. So -. EMLER:Yes. FUKE:And so if it requires the relinquishing of ÐxÑ amount of feet, then I guess it has to be done because thereÓs a commitment to implemen improvements as it relates to the Sarona Road. But, obviously, itÓs only as it relates to the subject property. There is an intervening property that, you know, they have no control over. EMLER:Right. Thank you very much. 15