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south direction. There are two dwellings nearby. The Crumrine dwelling is located just to the north here, and the neighbor, Mr. Ghalamfarsa, his house is located here just to the south. This is a shoreline photo of the property, just a perspective view looking at all the structures; again, you have the main dwelling here, the second dwelling just north of that, the triangular shape pool and the two neighbors’ houses – the one to the north and the one to the south. The applicant is proposing to develop a 16-unit condominium building and related improvements, consisting of demolishing the existing dwelling, the guesthouse and the shed, and removing the existing rock wall that’s located along Ali‘i Drive.They are proposing to construct a four-story above grade building containing 16 two-bedroom condo units, as well as constructing 23 underground parking stalls, and landscaping. The existing pool that I showed earlier and the concrete pool deck, as well as all of the legal rock walls along the shoreline, within the shoreline setback area, will be retained. This is a certified shoreline survey of the property. It’s a little difficult to see on the slide, but you can see the shoreline is shown in red – it’s kind of outlined in red here – and it generally runs along the location of the existing rock walls and it’ll just follow it along here. This is the slide of the applicant’s landscape plan, and again – we use the landscape plan rather than a site plan because the applicant had overlaid flood zone information on the site plan and it was a little difficult to see – so this is the landscape plan that shows the proposed condominium building in the middle of the property. Again, you can see the existing triangle-shape pool out here, as well as a few of the legal, non-conforming rock walls. The purple line on the slide indicates the location of the 20-foot shoreline setback, so that is the area mauka of which the structure can be built, but makai of which they cannot build anything new without a shoreline setback variance. And this is an elevation of the property. Again, you can see, this is the ocean side here and the Ali‘i Drive side here, so you’d be looking north from this perspective. And this is a perspective if you are looking south; you see the ocean on the right side of the slide, Ali‘i Drive would be located about in this area of elevation on the left side of the slide. This is a view of the proposed condo building looking mauka, and looking makai. Are there any questions? HOUSEL: Thank you, Maija. COTTLE: You’re welcome. HOUSEL: If we get the lights on -. I’d like to announce that we did open the other side here. Unfortunately, we’re going to have to try to find some chairs, not enough chairs for a while, so please bear with us. We appreciate all your patience. Somebody turning the lights on – there we go, okay. Okay, let me explain our process today: In the Planning Commission Rules 4-20, we require, which requires public testimony prior to the commencement of the hearing to be taken on each day of the hearings. That’s it? Okay. So we will start with taking public testimony. We have – it looks like 15 people, maybe, yeah – 15 people signed up so far. I’ll take you in the order, I believe, of we got -. Okay, I think we are ready. I’d like to call our first six people. 3 EXHIBIT C