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middle of the property then the engineer would have to design it so that-. We have to design a culvert system for that. So youd have to have this drainage system and then you have to have this culvert system designed for it. But if you just have a lot that youre selling and if theres no infrastructure across it the engineer is supposed to show the drainage way on the subdivision map and that would be shown as an easement. But you would just leave it and you wouldnt be doing anything to it. So, yes theyre supposed to take into account water that flows across the property and show it on the map for the protection of their own purchasers. But they wouldnt necessarily have to do anything to correct, to physically correct any drainage issues that are occurring on the lots that are just lots and dont have any roads or other infrastructure built across them. SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioner Alameda? ALAMEDA:Thank you Madam Chair. This is for Director Yuen as well. Although notprobablethereisapossibilitythatthisdevelopmentcouldimprovethesituationcorrect? YUEN:Imnotsurewhat-.Theremaybesomethingthatcouldbedonethat would improve the situation. I dont want to lay that out as a possibility or a promise because I dont know that there is anything being planned in subdivision that would alleviate existing problems. If theres a problem the testifier lives right at the top turnaround. And if in designing this subdivision if theres a problem at right at that turnaround, like theres a ponding then theyre going to have to fix that ponding at that time yes. Because they cant put the turnaround, they cant make the turnaround be a pond. So they would have to fix that. So yes in that sense it could be improved. SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioners any other questions for the testifier? Seeing none thank you maam. Sir, in the middle if you could give us your name and your resident address and then your testimony? MATSUMOTO:Dick Matsumoto. 64-5218 Hoohua Street. SPRINGER:You may proceed with your testimony. MATSUMOTO:My concern is I think they should build their own road for this subdivision on the other side. So, because right now theyve changed their classification to 8 lots whos to say in the future theyre going to change it again and change it again, theyre going to have more lots theyre going to put a strain. With our, Kipahele and Hoohua Streets are strained as it is. They havent been paved. You know I had moved there in 1990, they havent been paved. We have a flooding problem. Dry wells, the dry wells do not work. The dry wells are obsolete they dont even work. That highway between those 2 streets and in front of Mr. Inabas property is flooded. When that rain comes it floods and its a danger. We have a-, they built on the back of my lot I live on the east side of Hoohua Street. I live on th the maybe the 7lotupfromthemainhighway.Theyhaveadrainageditchintheback, which we gotta maintain and keep clear. And that thing just everythingjust comes right down andgoestothatfrontlot,whichsomeonejustbulldozedbecauseitlooksliketheywantto build a house there. They want to come up Kipahele and go into their subdivision, theyre goingtocreatemorestressonthatstreet.Imeanwerestressedasitis.TheCountyhasnt EXHIBIT F 8