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HAYASHI: I am sorry, I don’t have the information; but I can surely check in a few minutes if I know the tax map key of the property. CAMPBELL: I don’t know. MAYHEW: I can get it for you. YUEN: All right, we can check. If it was operating it would be transferable if there was a special permit, but I don’t know. I don’t remember they having come in while I was Director, which is almost eight years now. HAYASHI: Mr. Chair, I was just advised by Maija that she’s currently working on another application for that particular area and there is a special permit for both Malamalama School and the Kamehameha Preschool. WOODWARD: All right. Do we have any other questions or comments? BOWMAN: I have a question; and, pardon me, I didn’t look through everything. Your students would be there every day? What makes it different than a school? CAMPBELL: Some of them would be there every day and others would be coming for part of the day or just for individual sessions. So I have, my time is set aside between 8 and 2 for group sessions. So I may have anywhere up to 16, some days 8, some days 10, some days all 16. And after 2 o’clock it would be individual sessions. So those children whose parents have chosen to take them out of the DOE system asked for my assistance in guiding the children through the -. Actually there’s a limited number of students who are home-schooled in Paradise Park but some of those parents of home-schooled children have asked me to assist the children with their work. And so I set that time aside in the morning when I know other children are in school and couldn’t take advantage of my hours then. BOWMAN: So these would basically be the same students everyday from 8 to 2. And then after school students -? CAMPBELL: It would be different children. And then some of the children would graduate from the program whenever the parents decide to stop home-schooling or whenever they have reached a certain level. BOWMAN: Okay, thank you. WOODWARD: Yes, sir, Mr. Director. YUEN: Yes. I just wanted to really reinforce the Department’s recommendation of approval. And just in case, so parties understand they do have the right to cross-examine the Director and any members of the Planning Department that speak on this. And I wanted to talk a little bit about the extent of master planning and how far you can really go in establishing locations in a plan. And this goes for the General Plan, the Community Development Plans, and really the Hawaiian Paradise Park Master Plan as far as I can read it. Let’s start with the Paradise Park Master Plan, it does have locations for commercial areas and it does have locations EXHIBIT B 17