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COTTLE: No. <br />BOWMAN: Okay, my concern, again, would be the traffic, it’s a gravel road, it <br />is fairly remote; and I think if the applicant brings in produce it limits it to him. It’s not <br />to say that he can’t hire people to help him, right? It’s the applicant’s kitchen. And this <br />is where it’s a fine line, but we don’t know if there are other commercial kitchens. You <br />know to me this is two really separate applications. Because if he’s going to bring in <br />people and produce to create jellies or whatever you’re going to do in that kitchen, then <br />why can’t it just be limited to the applicant? <br />WOODWARD: All right. Anybody else? Commissioner Iwashita? <br />IWASHITA: Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like nothing more than to do <br />everything this body can to promote economic development on this island, but within the <br />process of this particular application. What Mr. Maeda is asking for is the right for him <br />to use a commercial kitchen to process his own products. So by putting that specifically <br />in the application we’re giving him everything he wants, everything he wants. What’s <br />being suggested is we ought to give him more because we have these other concerns; and <br />that is what’s problematic. <br />WOODWARD: All right, thank you. <br />BOWMAN: May I clarify something -? <br />WOODWARD: Sure. <br />BOWMAN: That I believe Mr. Maeda said it’s not just the things grown on his <br />land but if there’s other produce that he could help manufacture in his kitchen, <br />neighbor’s, kind of like again the Paauilo, the vanilla farm. And I believe in his <br />statement that’s what he said, he’d like to bring in outside -. He wouldn’t have to have <br />our okay if he just did his produce. But what I heard him say is that he’d like to bring, he <br />doesn’t want to limit it to just his farm. So, again, if that is his intention and we give him <br />that leeway to operate it, bringing in vegetables or cows or whatever from other people, <br />then that was agreeable by the applicant. Maybe I’m wrong. <br />WOODWARD: All right. Well, I think this horse is dead. And I think we ought to <br />take a vote. So, anybody else have any other comments? Last chance. Okay, Maija. <br />COTTLE: Can I clarify one other condition? <br />WOODWARD: Certainly. <br />COTTLE: The Director had suggested a condition stating that the kennels <br />shall be located approximately as shown on the site plan, and I don’t know that he <br />mentioned this but I have a note here that he also wanted to say “and shall be built with <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />25 <br /> <br />
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