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HOUSEL: I see, okay -. MELROSE: As the application reflects, the intention of the farm is to provide, as it grows, to provide that transportation for the farm throughout, so that they are not expecting anybody to show up at their farm at their remote farms in their own vehicle, so that the traffic impact is consolidated around the vans that they purchased to move people around. HOUSEL: I see. Now, you currently have with the three existing buildings one cooking facility? One building is a kitchen and laundry facility? GREENWELL: Yes. Right now the one on the mauka side is a dining room, kitchen, laundry room and two bathrooms – full baths. HOUSEL: Do the residents cook their own food? GREENWELL: Yes. HOUSEL: How do they acquire their groceries? Do they have access to transportation to go shopping? GREENWELL: Yeah, actually, we are pretty fortunate because we have Kamigaki Store right across the street, and they can do that. Yes, they do have access to the vehicle. That is a mandatory thing. HOUSEL: So besides the vans going to the farms there will be some personal access by the workers. Is that right? GREENWELL: For them to pick up food for themselves, yes. HOUSEL: Right, right, okay. The new dwellings that you are proposing, are they connected to a common septic system, or do they have individual septic systems? GREENWELL: There is only one building and, if you look over on the right hand side of the mauka building, you’ll see where the septic system is, because it only comes off the, that’s why, the way it was built was to really consolidate the building to make the building more affordable. HOSUEL: So they all share the same septic system. Is that right? MELROSE: No, each of those, there will be three septic systems in each of the complexes – one a piece, yeah, one a piece. HOUSEL: I see, okay, okay. EXHIBIT B 12