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BOWMAN: And then going all the way up there will be others? LIM: That’s correct. BOWMAN: And then we’ll be able to see physically the new, you said there’s a limited vehicular access for your lot owners. And then we’ll have that? LIM: Yes. We’ll show you exactly where that is on the map. BOWMAN: Okay, okay. Thank you. LIM: It will be an aerial with some, where they can walk and where the driving will be. So we’ll explain all of that and, you know, we plan to get that settlement proposal to Mr. Yuen by early next week, if not tomorrow; and hopefully he can turn that around with us and we can get something published to you just shortly thereafter. So it will include the proposed conditions of approval and a map showing you where that is on the ground. WOODWARD: Commissioner Housel. HOUSEL: Yes. I wanted to clarify, you said you were going to add a second access also? LIM: I mean we’re still talking settlement terms between us so there’s no particular deal. But essentially the overall thrust of what we’re doing is we’ve got what we call two cuts: The first cut which is straight down from their house, the shorter one; and the longer second cut which is the one that caused most of the issues with erosion and danger to the public. So at least if the present settlement proposal goes through as planned we’re going to block off that second cut, the long cut, which is the harder part to resolve, and let that go natural again. And whatever portion, the public would be walking down the shorter cut which is nearer to their house. HOUSEL: Okay. So ultimately you intend just for one access? LIM: That’s correct. R. MOHAMMADI: And the lateral. LIM: And there will be lateral across the front of the cliff also. HOUSEL: I see. The lateral, is that a vehicular access -? LIM: That’s a pedestrian. HOUSEL: No, just a walking trail? LIM: Yes, yes. EXHIBIT C 6