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WOODWARD: Thank you. Any other discussion or questions? IWASHITA: So my understanding then there is going to be a limitation for the commercial kitchen to be used only by the applicant? WOODWARD: That was not the motion. No, it’s, no that was not the motion. Commissioner Ogata withdrew that provision. IWASHITA: All right. Well, I think that it ought to be because of the, you know, the representation is he’s going to use it only for his purposes, I guess, and so that the applicant would seem agreeable to such a condition. ALAMEDA: Mr. Chair? IWASHITA: Yes, Commissioner Alameda. ALAMEDA: If Commissioner Iwashita could make a friendly amendment and we see if there’s a second, if there’s no second then it dies, I guess. You could make a friendly then. DOMINGO: Yeah. That’s the best way to handle it. ALAMEDA: Would you like to make a friendly amendment or what are you asking Commissioner Iwashita? IWASHITA: If it’s friendly they can just do it. I don’t have to make a motion. DOMINGO: No, no, there’s got to be a motion. WOODWARD: We’re all friend here. Commissioner Bowman. BOWMAN: I think the question really is what are your long-term intentions? Because we have approved commercial kitchens in areas like in Paauilo where, you know, other people brought their produce and they served it there. So I think you need to be straight up on what you want to do so we have an understanding. MAEDA: I don’t want to rent it out to anyone. I want to use it for myself, but I do want to be able to get other products and process in whatever I’m going to produce on my property; and, therefore, I would like the certified kitchen. I have no problem with an amendment saying that we’re the only people that are going to use it because that’s what I want to use it for. BOWMAN: Thank you. WOODWARD: Would that be acceptable to you, Commissioner Iwashita? EXHIBIT A 20