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IWASHITA: It’s her motion, not mine. <br />WOODWARD: But I’m asking you whether that would allay your concerns. <br />IWASHITA: Oh, he said what I said so -. <br />WOODWARD: Okay. <br />IWASHITA: But it’s Commissioner Ogata’s motion. <br />WOODWARD: All right. Do you want to leave the motion as it stands or would <br />you like to modify it to say that it will need a certified kitchen but it will only be used by <br />Mr. Maeda, which would allow him to bring other products but he would have to be in <br />charge of the process? <br />OGATA: I’m fine with my motion. But if somebody wants to propose an <br />amendment, that’s fine. <br />WOODWARD: Okay. Well, no, it’s your motion. So we’ve had a motion and a <br />second. We have any discussion? <br />BOWMAN: I would like to propose an amendment that we say that it will only <br />be operated by Mr. Maeda, the applicant. <br />WOODWARD: Okay, do we have a second to the amendment? <br />IWASHITA: Second. <br />WOODWARD: Okay, any discussion on the amendment? <br />DOMINGO: Mr. Chairman? <br />WOODWARD: Yes, sir. <br />DOMINGO: I have something to say. I speak against the amendment. I know <br />given the choice to Mr. Maeda with regards to actually having his go through and just put <br />aside this amendment he would rather have it that way. But I’m looking at a perspective, <br />perhaps a long-term perspective, and the use of that agricultural land. It gives him a <br />flexibility for the use of that land. It gives him an opportunity to add to his sources, of <br />his income source, which he may need because it’s everything in agriculture and it’s <br />unpredictable. And so it gives him that flexibility to decide what he can do in the future, <br />you know. And then for that reason I speak against the motion and for not putting any <br />restrictions to it. <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />21 <br /> <br />