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ROBINSON: Correct. GIFFIN: Okay, and specifically, would you go over again what her concern is? ROBINSON: Okay. Maybe I meandered a little bit, but primarily if you look at the road that goes into her project -. BOWMAN: If you could use the -. GIFFIN: Could you use the pointer? ROBINSON: Which is right here -. GIFFIN: Yes, okay, okay. ROBINSON: Yeah, and then if you look at the road that goes into this project, which is here -. GIFFIN: Correct. ROBINSON: And then if you look at the overlay that shows the pro that one Î this is where the road comes in. But instead of going straight on through as planned and eventually connecting up so it would align with all the other roads that are through the mauka portion above Queen KaÒahumanu Highway, youÓll see that this, you know, goes in and then it kind of meanders through the subdivision; so it takes away from the integrity of the other roadways. ThatÓs one concern. The other concern is in traffic on Huallai Road, if this is the access. I think we all know that Huallai Road is a substandard road, and if weÓre throwing more traffic onto it -. When Mrs. Joye did her project, her access was off of the Puapuanui Road that goes through Pualani Estates. GIFFIN: Was that part of her conditions, or did she have any conditions that she had to comply with? ROBINSON: I donÓt know. I donÓt know the answer to that question; I just know that, you know, she constructed the road so that itÓs continuation of a road that will, you know, has curbs and gutters and sidewalks and will have the ability to be a continuation, if the property next door to her property is developed; but in this case the road stubs out into their project and then meanders through their project before accessing Huallai rather than continuing as a straight shot as it should. WATANABE: Okay. Does that pretty much answer your question, Ms. Giffin? GIFFIN: Yes, thank you. WATANABE: Okay. Then you may be seated, Mr. Robinson. EXHIBIT A 9