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RHO: Yes, I do. GRAHAM: Yes, Commissioner Rho. RHO: I’m actually reading the minutes from our last meeting; and I don’t know that you have access to it, but it’s on page 6 of Exhibit B. And it’s actually going back to this traffic situation. But Mr. Gimpel talks about the TIAR on page 7. And he says that that traffic report was done, or he refers to it as old, a year and a half years old. So do you folks have a response to that, or his comment about that? DICKLER: Yes. GRAHAM: Mr. Dickler. DICKLER: The report actually was updated in January of 2007. Mr. Gimpel, it references a traffic count from 2005, but the report itself was updated and submitted. The report that was submitted along with the application was done in January of 2007. RHO: And then on page 6 he refers to a single access. So, I kind of missed the discussion, I was distracted. But is there going to be in the future more than one access to that, I don’t want to call it a subdivision but to that property? GRAHAM: Mr. Dickler, go ahead. DICKLER: To the property, after Mr.Gimpel’s comments, we said that we would provide secondary access to the property itself, and then in the future there will be other roadways that are planned in the future to access Kakahiaka Street. So there’s two. RHO: So I guess my real question is whether or not there will be access to Queen K -. DICKLER: Directly? RHO: No, no, I’m not saying directly. But are there going to be other roads that your project can actually access into Queen K without going onto Kaiminani? GRAHAM: Mr. Dickler? DICKLER: At this point, no. There is no other access to Queen K. RHO: No, no, no. But I’m asking in the future. DICKLER: No, there -. RHO: As far as you know there are no plans -? DICKLER: As far as we know there are no plans on the south side of Kaiminani to access directly to Queen K. At some future point the mid-level road, which has a EXHIBIT C 8