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the coastline in black. This gives a little bit clearer picture here. Again the zoning is Agricultural 20-acres identified in dark green. This particular road is called the Uli Road that is the entrance road into the subdivision. There are easements that connect this road to Hawi Road. And then the particular properties we’re looking at is this property, as well as the property where the applicants have constructed their home. This is Uli Road ending with a cul-de-sac. The particular issues for this application is a 2,000-foot lineal pathway as well as one that is from the applicant’s residence to the gulch to be able to have access to Pahoa Beach. This gives you a little bit better picture. Again, the Planning Director and the applicants have been meeting together to try to come up with a resolution for the conditions; and I’ll let the Director go into more detail as to where they’re at at this time with their resolution. DOMINGO: Mr. Chairman? WOODWARD: Yes. DOMINGO: One question. Could you go back and show where the original access was supposed to be at, at what location? DARROW: In the first subdivision map, the subdivision is 7640 which was approved in March of 2003, it had a pedestrian pathway that would have been, this is general now, again, it would have followed the easements in from Hawi Road. And it would have come, I believe, back in this particular area on the neighbor’s property, and then it would come in this general configuration down the gulch, and then into the beach area. It was kind of a winding little pathway that they had on, it’s actually listed or shown on one of the exhibits in the, let’s see, well it might take a while for me to find it. When I find it I’ll let you know. Thank you. Mr. Director, if you could let us know where we stand at this time. YUEN: Yes. We actually have an agreement in principle on how to handle this; and it does require finally a vote by the Planning Commission still on the permit itself. It wraps up the issues with the violations, the fines and the permit. The exact language hasn’t been th worked out. We will have that to the Commission before the November 24 meeting; and so we’re simply asking for a deferral today. The applicant wanted to be able to talk to the Commission, I think that’s why they’re here, on their plan and to explain some things about the th situation, because they weren’t going to be able to make the November 24 meeting. That’s fine with us if they want to present something. We don’t have anything further to present, but we will have a resolution where the Department will have an amended recommendation for the Commission at the next meeting. WOODWARD: All right. If we could get Mr. Lim and the applicants. All right. If you’d all raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Hawaii County Planning Commission? LIM: I do. A. MOHAMMADI: Yes. R. MOHAMMADI: I do. EXHIBIT C 2