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across the Barsell’s property. They may assert their own separate private property owner rights to, you know, to say, well, okay, but you’ve got to stay on this public right-of-way and we’re not letting you come on our private road, other than that. So that’s another issue, I guess, that I foresee. WOODWARD: All right. If we could kind of just hold it to questions at this point and give the applicant a chance to come up and give their position, and then we’ll get into the discussion. DARROW: Mr. Chairman, if I could just -? WOODWARD: Yes, sir. DARROW: Thank you. I’m sorry. I’ve just got a matter or two I need to bring to your attention. There was a submittal from the applicants dated October 31, 2008, which you all should have received. Additionally, two of the maps that the Planning Director was referring to, one dated 1880 and the other dated 1895, have been passed out to the Commission. Lastly, just a minor change on one of the conditions, Condition No. 2 on page 8 on the top, it starts off with the word “Permits” and then it says “Special Management area assessment approval with conditions for the first single family dwelling.” We’d like to take that out of that condition. So it would just read, “previous SMA Minor Permits and the Conservation District Use Permit.” Thank you, Mr. Chairman. BOWMAN: I had a question. WOODWARD: Commissioner Bowman. BOWMAN: Pardon my ignorance but -. I realize this is an SMA Permit. And they have to apply for a subdivision to subdivide this land to build a second dwelling? DARROW: The zoning is Single Family Residential 10,000 square feet so they don’t have to subdivide. They can, for every 10,000 square feet they’re able to build an additional dwelling. But because it’s in the SMA they need to apply for an SMA Permit for the second dwelling because the cost exceeds $125,000. BOWMAN: Okay. So if they are able to, I did see that it was RS-10 or 15. So logically, well, I don’t know about logically, but legally they could build however many more lots? DARROW: Yes. BOWMAN: Okay, I mean, houses. Thank you. WOODWARD: All right. Any further questions for staff? Seeing none, I’d like to call the applicants and their representative up to the table. All right, if I could get you all to raise your right hand and speak into the microphone whenever you can. We only have two of them. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Hawaii County Planning Commission? EXHIBIT B 5