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through no fore-thought or malice or anything of that kind, I donÓt mean to imply it, is a private subdivision. And, therefore, at the present time, roadway connections, as I think IÓve discussed with you for the Hualalai Vistas which came before you last time, itÓs problematical to connect at this time. Now at some point in the future they may dedicate it. So I believe thereÓs a really wonderful opportunity here. And, again, I pledge to work with you, Mr. Chairman, members of the Commission, as well as the Director and his staff, and the property owners, to come up with a good program. In closing, I would like to say that I thank Mr. Fuke and the Malians for the opportunity to meet with them and to come and meet with the community who ha want to make a positive comment here, I hope all of my comments today. But, in particular, I want to say that the Applicant is proposing a Family Ag (FA-2a) rezoning here. You know, look at Exhibit A and look at the RS-10. I have to live in one of those RS-10s. Life is going to be quite good for the people that live in here because theyÓre going to, itÓs going to be more rural, which is what the, what it calls for, what the Director speaks about. And, so, I want to publicly state my pleasure with, you know, the fact that I approve of an applicant coming in here and cut up to RS-10, but weÓre really going to go to only one-eighth of what we could do.Ñ And I commend them for that because for those of us who live mak Hinalani Street, where IÓm starting to build my house today as we speak, you know, everybody is concerned about traffic. So I believe theyÓre trying to be good citizens here; and I donÓt mean to imply in any way, shape or form that they arenÓt. I just think that we have a unique opportunity here. And I appreciate Mr. Ha coming to share his manao because I think we need to look at this. Thank you, sir. FUJIKAWA:Thank you very much. TYLER:YouÓre welcome. FUJIKAWA:Commissioners, any question to Mr. Tyler? Okay, if not, Mr. Ha, are you comfortable the way it stands now? HA:Yes, sir. Basically, IÓm here just to outline my concerns as my land. Like I said, it has been in my family since my grandmo the taking-over generation. I have several other siblings, brothers and sisters, that were looking at different options for their lives. After seeing this, I couldnÓt let this go. I just had to voice my concerns; and I just want to thank you all for giving me that chance to do this. FUJIKAWA:Thank you very much for coming. HA:Thank you. 12