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LIM: I don’t Know if I can say he’s okay. I explained the plan to him, I <br />showed him the map, and he didn’t say, you know, that’s awful or anything. I don’t know what <br />Herman was thinking. But he’s, you know -. <br />A. MOHAMMADI: May I make a comment on that? <br />ALAMEDA: Sure, go ahead. <br />A. MOHAMMADI: As you recall, one of the things that our neighbor wanted because public is <br />going to be going down to the ocean, they wanted to make sure that the public area is enhanced, <br />has grass and vegetation. They won’t be looking at the road and the ugliness, if you will, of the <br />gulch, but rather they would be looking at something that’s green and beautified. One of the <br />commitments that we’ve made to Mr. Yuen is, as a part of our violation recourse, we would <br />provide some vegetation and greenery, and some trees and so forth, to make sure the place look <br />beautiful. Obviously we live in Kohala, we don’t live in Mauna Lani where we can make it to <br />the golf course -. But he understands that; and I believe that we if we take the effort I believe, as <br />the bible said, if you love your neighbors then your neighbors will love you. If we take the <br />initial steps and do some things, I believe that he will see that we are making an effort and we’re <br />going to be okay. I mean, we’ve committed to Mr. Yuen we would do that. <br />ALAMEDA: Thank you. I was just trying to think of the two top issues that you think <br />have been kind of resolved with the new plan.So one was the vegetation. And possibly another <br />issue that kind of was resolved? <br />LIM: The other big issue was whether you would have vehicles into the gulch. <br />And we have prior contractual agreements with the lot owners within our subdivision that they <br />can do temporary drop-offs of materials with their car, they can take their beach stuff down to <br />the gulch, and then back out. So we’re going to be working on a method with Mr. Yuen as to <br />how that gets done and identify the vehicles that can do that. And that’s only going to be for a <br />very limited purpose, that and emergency vehicles. <br />ALAMEDA: Thank you. <br />WOODWARD: Commissioner Bowman. <br />BOWMAN: Are we going to have a chance to see what the amended -? <br />YUEN: Yes. <br />BOWMAN: Okay. Maybe I’ll save my questions for them cause I guess what you’re <br />referring to as far as the vegetation, you know, Herman’s concerns were the road that was <br />graded, and it was obviously very graded, and that he wanted the, you know, the vegetation. Is <br />that the replacement that you’re talking about? <br />LIM: That’s correct. The initial, and this would all be subject to a, what we <br />were going to call a landscaping and erosion plan that the Planning Director would approve. <br />We’re thinking at the base of the cut slope, what they call a toe of the cut slope, we’ll put trees <br />there. And that’ll, you know, sprout out vegetations that will cover up much of that visual look. <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />5 <br /> <br />