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ALAMEDA:Director? YUEN:Well, I’m afraid not because the GP designation is Industrial, so one of the Industrial Zonings, ML, MCX, MG would be the range really. And so both in RCX and CN are zonings that permit residential use. The Industrial does go up along Lanikaula Street. I’m not sure how far it ends, it ends a block or two past this. ALAMEDA:Norman, Mr. Hayashi? HAYASHI:Yes, the Industrial goes up to this location here; and so anything this side of where I’m drawing the line is within the area designated for Industrial. YUEN:Yeah, there’s an Industrial designation in the General Plan that’s, I think, one lot deep or two lots deep along Lanikaula Street. HAYASHI:In certain areas it will be two lots; but generally one lot, because the line is here. YUEN:So on either side of Lanikaula Street. So your range of possible zonings doesn’t include your Neighborhood Commercial or the RCX. GRAHAM:And so historically like as I remember that whole area used to be Medium Density Urban, and then it got changed just a couple of years ago maybe to High Density Urban. And now with this latest round of revisions, you’re splitting that High Density Urban into Medium Density Urban and an Industrial, is that correct? YUEN:No, in the 1989 General Plan the Industrial went up Lanikaula Street from Kanoelehua, not quite as far. I think it went up maybe two blocks less; but it was also a narrow band on both sides; and it went up farther on the south side of Lanikaula Street. And that’s why on one side of Lanikaula Street you have all these Light Industrial buildings. And then on both sides of Lanikaula Street toward Kanoelehua you have Light Industrial or Commercial type buildings; and then they stopped like short of where this property we’re looking at today. So the 2005 change to the General Plan moved the Industrial up a short, like two blocks up Lanikaula Street from where it had been on that one side, on the north side of Lanikaula Street. Then within Waiakea Houselots going north from Lanikaula Street toward Kekuanaoa part of that area was changed from Low Density Urban to Medium Density Urban in the 2005 General Plan. And then the part that’s closer to the Kanoelehua like along Kalanikoa Street was changed to Industrial. I have an Interim GP Amendment which went through this body a couple of months ago and went to Council Planning Committee just earlier this week that would take the Industrial on Kalanikoa Street and change that to Medium Density Urban. So if that goes through then again along Lanikaula Street is not going to change; but then going in from Lanikaula Street it will be all Medium Density Urban instead of having this other Industrial area. To complete the picture another one of the Interim GP Amendment is a text amendment that’s meant to give some guidance to how this whole Waiakea Houselots area that is Medium Density Urban now, not 8EXHIBIT C