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and the ambulance can get in and out of town the way things are now as compared to what the <br />new situation would be. <br />SAFARIK:Well, I think that you used the word ‚easeƒ rather loosely because I think <br />that what were doing is putting our citizens at risk by having our present fire station and the <br />response needed from the middle of town. But I dont think anybody ever believed that Pahoa <br />would grow to the extent it has grown. And with the shifting of the industrial or the new part of <br />Pahoa town being more towards the western end of that urban core as evidenced by the Malama <br />Market, which is located right here, a lot of the new businesses are siting themselves in that area. <br />However, as you know, it has always been our hope and our vision that the old part of Pahoa <br />possibly would be utilized as a promenade, the roadway that goes between the old fire station, or <br />hopefully to be the old fire station, and a restaurant known as ‚God Mothersƒ or, its a different <br />name now. So our vision would be to eliminate having access through the middle of town in the <br />future. So this locating of the fire and public safety facilities on the bypass road makes a lot of <br />senseandfallsinlinewithourfutureplansforthatparticulararea. <br />SIRACUSA:Thankyou.Commissioners,anyfurtherquestions?Ifnot,Commissioner <br />Springer. <br />SPRINGER:With regard to the location of the, or relocating the access point, what <br />condition would that fall under? <br />GALDONES:Commissioner Springer, before you proceed -. <br />SPRINGER:Im sorry. <br />GALDONES:Do you have any questions of Councilman Safarik? <br />SPRINGER:Sorry, no, I dont. <br />GALDONES:Otherwise Id like to have him excused from the podium. <br />SPRINGER:Sorry. <br />GALDONES:If not, thank you very much, Councilman. <br />SAFARIK:Thank you. <br />GALDONES:Mr. Yuen, in reference, in response to Commissioner Springers question? <br />YUEN:I dont think its covered by any of our conditions. They would have to <br />secure approval from the DOT. The way weve written the special permit does not tie them into <br />that access point. So, but their current deed does, the executive order does tie, does only permit <br />those, that one access point on this part of the property. So they would have to, and the DOT <br />controls that, so they would have to get a new access point, negotiate with the DOT. But nothing <br />in our conditions ties them into one or the other. <br />8EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />