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135 feet long, which will allow for future four-lane widening of the highway. It goes into our Pualani Makai property, and we have a 40-foot wide channel to go through that property, and at the makai end above Kuakini, we have a large retention basin. So that, it’s important to put those projects together to take care of the flood problems; if we can handle it from the very upper portion and bring it all the way through down to Kuakini with a large retention basin, when you get a 10- year storm or 20-year or 50-year storm, it will handle it and it’ll protect the waterways down below Kuakini. FUKE: So the short answer to your question, these -. COOK: And Sidney has to catch a plane in a little while, so that’s why we are hurrying. FUKE: Yeah. These relate to the two property owners. And this is the extension, the proposed extension of Ho‘omama Street; there is a 50-foot wide right-of-way, this then becomes like 60-foot wide. The drainage system that Brian was referring to is pretty much like over here, and then it would be all captured and then taken down over here. Right now, it’s just kind of like sheet-flow in all this area. But this would not be in, you know, these improvements would not be possible without approval of this project, because those would be done all in conjunction with the development of this project, let alone the roadway I was telling you that connects from Kuakini up to the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Highway through the Puapua‘a, that project, and servicing the commercial area and all that stuff – those would be all subject to conditions of approval on this zoning. So this doesn’t get, no lots can be sold over here until these improvements are made and the improvements to that commercial area, that roadway network is made. It’s a substantial investment. So we represent that there is a lot of public good associated, infrastructure good associated with the project. And again, when you look at it from a holistic standpoint, notwithstanding the technical language of what the CDP may say, if you look at from a holistic standpoint, does this fit in the so-called the ring – the core, the secondary and the green area – and we maintain it does. HOUSEL: Any questions from the Commissioners? BOWMAN: Can I just see the zoning map again, please? Thank you. I’m a visual -. FUKE: So the property, this is the RS-7.5 area, we are proposing similar RS-7.5 zone in this area. BOWMAN: That’s all. Thank you. HOUSEL: Mr. Fuke, question. Since the adjacent zonings are all RS-10 or larger, why did you consider RS-7.5? FUKE: No, the property to this side is an existing RS-7.5, right here, this is the existing Pualani subdivision -. HOUSEL: Oh, that is 7.5, okay. FUKE: Yes. So this one here is the other one called Hu-Ko-Pa, and the other property you were referring, the first application, was over here. HOUSEL: Right, okay. 7 EXHIBIT C