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HA:I do not. I have physically gone out there in June and saw t of the lots next to our border has been cleared and grubbed. I believe, according to my survey map, that physically, that government road terminates at Unit on somebodyÓs property. So, in other words, that government road that theyÓre looking at, I believe, it goes north and just terminates at somebodyÓs property line. As far as physical features go, I did not see that road physically out there when I went out to check the site. YUEN:Just for the sake of the Commission, our current conditions recommended conditions of approval say that the Applicant shall construct at least one connection to the north and one to the south. FUJIKAWA:You understand that, Mr. Ha? HA:Yes, I do. But is it possible to connect the south to the existing government road and the north to my southern border? FUJIKAWA:Planning Director? YUEN:You know, this is hard to work out right here because IÓm not sure of the terrain and what had happened in the subdivision. If they did build it, this one, it would be, instead of being 2,500 feet from the road, itÓd be 300 feet from the road, which has -. HA:That is correct, except I would have to use that 20-foot wide easement; and in order for me to qualify that easement to become a County specified road, I would have to somehow acquire 15 feet on each side of it FUJIKAWA:Go ahead, Commissioner Graham. GRAHAM:I just want to clarify where weÓre at. IÓm not sure, but it seems to me that Mr. Fuke has suggested that, you know, heÓs amenable to happen, but that itÓll, the location of a north-south road will come about in discussions with Public Works and with the County when theyÓre further down stream. And, so, itÓs not something he can guarantee at this point. Other than Mr. Ha sort of bringing it to us at this point, with us maybe having discretion to make some kind of recommendation or requirement, that it do suffice to do the access that he wants -. So thatÓs really kind of the issue before us that we, do we affirmatively make any statement about how we wish it to be worked out? Am I reading the sense of whatÓs going on correctly? HA:Basically, yes. The way I look at it, itÓs a matter of what is there and what is actually there. When you look at the layout on the plans, thereÓs a whole lot of accesses; but you actually physically go out there, itÓs very incomplete. We, like I said, weÓve had this land since 1950. Throughout all those years weÓve never had a chance to gain access from the County, whether it be being out of the loop in meetings, 7