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MCCRARY: Yes. Okay, as he stated, you know, you’re making decisions here that’s going to affect the community a long time from now. And I know as well as you that the people that live in that area, they’re all older people, but we ain’t dead yet, you know. And we don’t want to listen to the buses, we don’t want to listen -. I already have to listen to Big Island Candies which I very much regret. So any questions? ALAMEDA: Commissioner Domingo. DOMINGO: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. What if we take away the buses? MCCRARY: And then what do you have, what do you have? DOMINGO: Yeah, I mean, your complaint is that the buses are causing a lot of noise and everything, the beep. What if we take away the buses? MCCRARY: Take away the buses, that’s a good thing. Take away the buses, but now then we’re going to have the employees. We’ve also had a problem with the employees coming in there, which that’s not as big a deal. But I think particularly any of you that are in contracting or big construction, when you put a gravel parking lot down, this causes, when people come on it a really yucky noise where that -. Okay, so we have been disturbed by that. But we are reasonable people, okay. Beeping buses are a nuisance, and we don’t want to look at them. If you see those pictures, think about my new house that hopefully one day you all will approve; and it’s going to be two-story, cause that’s a small lot. I’m going to be looking down at buses, you know. So removing the buses, that’s a good thing. The plants, those Podocarpus are not going to stop the view problems, you know; and I did think that a year ago. ALAMEDA: Follow-up? DOMINGO: What if -? ALAMEDA: Go ahead, follow-up. DOMINGO: What if we paved the parking area where the buses park at this time? MCCRARY: But you’ll still have the busing, you still have the bus problem. Yes, if this goes through -. DOMINGO: Okay. I mean you’re talking, you’re referring to the workers who work there. MCCRARY: Yeah. EXHIBIT A 13