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that a formal flora and fauna study was done in large part because that area had been graded. There is no typical Chapter 343 type of environmental assessment that was done. SIRACUSA: No trigger. LIM: The photos that you can see, you’ll see these pine trees. They’re called Tsugi cedar trees. WATANABE: Tsugi? LIM: Tsugi, yeah, t-s-u-g-i, tsugi cedar trees. These are trees that are specifically called out in the CC&Rs for preservation as much as possible. And those are really the only things that have been growing above the brush that has come up, the ginger and the pasture grass. So, you know, in terms of the impacts on the potential flora and fauna, I think in this area that was probably graded over long ago. And the presence of the Volcano Golf course just on the, I guess that’s the south side, yeah, south side of the project, all along the south side of the project would mitigate against any impacts on the National Forest. GRAHAM: Thank you, Mr. Lim. One more, Commissioner Siracusa? SIRACUSA: Yeah. I’m not Iwashita, by the way. GRAHAM: Did I say that wrong, I’m sorry. SIRACUSA: Yeah. That’s okay. GRAHAM: Sorry. SIRACUSA: We have a letter here from Stewart and Alexandria Hussey. Did you receive that in your file this morning? LIM: Yes. We just got a copy of that. And after having spoken -. SIRACUSA: Have you had a chance to look it over? LIM: Yes, we have. SIRACUSA: She is making some, well, she, they expressed their support but they have some concerns. And she lists three things that they would like to see in the conditions. And I would like to have your take on those items. LIM: I think we can do these three, well, the first two things we can do just on our own. And, you know, we’ve just received this, we hadn’t heard any word from the Husseys. We know who they are; and I think Mr. Henderson and his representatives will be talking to the Husseys after this hearing to assure them that they, EXHIBIT B 8