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MOOERS:I think the 2a that Mr. Goodale was referring to was in my initial <br />notice to, the first mailing on the notice to neighbors, the title said A-3a to FA-2a, even <br />though in the document itself it referred to one acre. In the second mailing, that was <br />corrected to one acre. But that error was on my mailing to the neighbors, not in the <br />notification from the department. <br />GALDONES:Thank you. Okay. Commissioners, having heard the amen <br />and also having heard the ruling that was read by Mr. Torigoe, what is the wishes of the <br />Commissioners? I understand we have been discussing this traffic problem for quite <br />sometime now and we have been receiving a lot of public testimony in regards to <br />addressing that problem; and we are putting quite a dilemma in trying to mitigate the <br />improvements along with providing necessary infrastructure. And I believe some of you <br />feel some discomfort in moving forward with this application because of that; and the <br />Chair feels, the Chair feels the same sentiment that you folks have regarding the <br />testimony that was presented regarding the traffic problem, especially out in this area. <br />Commissioner Kubota? <br />KUBOTA:IÓm trying to figure how to say how I feel. IÓm in a dilemma this <br />morning. And itÓs not because of this application, and itÓs not because of the traffic <br />problem per se because weÓve discussed this many, many, many tim <br />because as we approve these applications that are perfectly sound and legitimate, we <br />continue to compound the negative effects that now prevails on the infrastructure. And I <br />feel as though, although we know the powers to be, other than setting a moratorium on all <br />further developments along that highway or, and thatÓs not what I want to do either. I <br />donÓt want to have a moratorium on further developments until su <br />infrastructure is brought up to par because I know that is not m <br />we donÓt start somewhere, somehow, and make our voices heard loudly enough, weÓre <br />going to continue to perpetuate the hardships on the people that have to live around it. <br />And so how do I play the role of a responsible Commissioner catering to and <br />acknowledging that the developer is entitled to do what he wants to do because the <br />criteria for changing of the zone is met fully and, yet, at the same time saying, ÐGee, I <br />donÓt want you to do it because youÓre creating a hardship on the infrastructure that exists <br />and the people that, the citizenry that live, that need to use it are being jeopardized. And <br />we canÓt postpone this because if we postpone, itÓs not solving the situation. We donÓt <br />have time for it anyway. So, in its stead, are there any people that want to say something, <br />because IÓm going to make a motion otherwise. <br />GALDONES:Further discussions? Commissioner Springer? <br />SPRINGER:I have some comments to make whether or not theyÓre before or <br />after the motion. At your pleasure, Mr. Chair? <br />GALDONES:WeÓre on discussion right now, Commissioner Springer. <br />SPRINGER:A moratorium or voting in denial of the application as if we were <br />placing a moratorium on an application such as this might not solve the problem as it is <br />36 <br /> <br />