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distance, and so we had our engineer do the calculation and he says based upon the speed and the design of Huallai Road that the location that you see at the upper mauka piece, mauka portion of the property will provide adequate sight distance for the Huallai intersection. We plan to work with the Planning Department and Public Works on the actual design of this north-south road because the ordinance that you have now before you requires it to be dedicable to the County; so theyÓll have to approve the standards by which we build it. The other roadways in the project are probably going to be private roads, if thatÓs what we are going to develop, theyÓre probably going to be narrower. The ordinance that you have before you for the, what we call a north-south connector road, is mandating that the road be designed to minor street standards, which is a 50-foot wide right-of-way. ThatÓs in Condition No. I thatÓs before you. The other issues about the improvements to Huallai Road that Mr. Housel brought up, thatÓs going to be for the portion of the property that abuts Huallai Road, which is a section here; the developer is going to have to Î and this is according to Condition E thatÓs proposed by the Director Î weÓre going to have to do the improvements to the Hualai Road, give up a half of the difference in the right-of-way, if Mr. Emler decides that he wants, and additionally give another five feet for a road-widening easement for later-on improvement by the County. So I think that the Huallai Road improvement issues are going to be covered under E. WATANABE: Okay. Does that -? HOUSEL: Mr. Chair? WATANABE: Yes, Mr. Housel. HOUSEL: Mr. Lim, question. On the current slide it shows a stub-out going probably east, I guess. Now, do your clients also own the property mauka of this property? LIM: No, Hu-Ko-Pa, LLC does not own the mauka parcel; it is owned by a related company by family. This is Mr. Ted Barrett and his investors. So they have two separate investment groups Î the son and, you know, their family, and then the father and his business partners. HOUSEL: The question I have is from the previous slide regarding the Sugar Cane property there is a road planned to go north-south through that. Would that road lining alignment Î I canÓt read the name of the road but Î would that go, that would go through, if it went all the way to Huallai Road, that would go through your clientÓs relativeÓs property, is that right? LIM: Right, thatÓs correct. WeÓve been working with Mr. Emler on the road connections for the last year and a half probably. So the proposal would be, this property is owned by Mr. Tincher and we are assuming that the extension of t through Mr. TincherÓs property, then head into what we call Laii (phonetic), then meeting the connection into Huallai Road. HOUSEL: Okay, so itÓll eventually join the stub-out you are proposing there? EXHIBIT A 13