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scenario -. But that’s essentially what I’m asking you, because you need to go do some homework and come back and show, you know, address those issues, is, in order for me to feel comfortable to proceed. LEITHEAD TODD: I think that there are a couple of things that we’d like some information on. before the Commission would proceed to a vote. And one would be, you know, what are the results or the current status of any discussions with the Department of Health on whether you need licensing. Two, whether you initiate or have entered into a discussion with the Planning Department and the Building Division of Public Works on what structures you have and what it will take to get them to be legal. And the other, I think, issue that I was kind of thinking of is typically when somebody is coming in with an application we have some idea of what you’re going to do with the property when you get the permit. So are the existing structures that you have on it and are planning to get legal, is that the extent of the structures you’re going to put on it? Are you planning to put up a dormitory? If you’re going to put a dormitory what size is it, where is it going to be located on the property. So we should have some kind of a plot plan that gives us some idea of what you’re actually going to be putting on the property. And that seems to be missing, perhaps because you were envisioning that you would continue to house the clientele at the Shirakawa Motel rather than housing them on the property. But we need some kind of indication of that before the Commission can proceed to approve this. WOODWARD: Commissioner Domingo, you had a comment or question? DOMINGO: I understand that Mr. Iwashita was going to make a motion. I will yield to his -. IWASHITA: Yeah, I guess I would like some kind of an idea from the applicant how long you want the continuance to be for, rather than me to just pick an arbitrary amount of time. ZELKO: Well, I think 30 days would be fine. IWASHITA: To do everything the Director suggested? ZELKO: Absolutely because I really don’t think there are a lot of plans to build anything else out there than what’s there. I mean it’s only 24 campers so you really wouldn’t need -. We’ve got a dorm out there already. We would have to bring it up to Code. And, again, we understand all of those things will have to be permitted after, I mean that is going to be a condition. You know, our hope was that we, you know, could have gotten this through and then understood the conditions and taken care of that because that truly -. I mean they know they have to. I mean, I think you absolutely have to follow the rules with the special permits. So -. IWASHITA: That’s fine. Mr. Chair? WOODWARD: Yes, Commissioner Iwashita. 25 EXHIBIT B