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time the survey was done I was down to 6.4 acres. I’m not exactly sure where that went. But that’s I think part of the confusion of the survey and why there’s a discrepancy. The survey is accurate. We received that in April of last year. In February of last year when I knew the survey was coming, much of what I was doing was waiting for the survey. It took over three years with a lot of conditions. For example a survey was one of them. And when we had, when I knew the survey was going to come, I contacted Jen and these guys and wanted to strategize how best to go back to the Commission, and what are we, and what do we need to be, to combine all these things that we do. ZELKO: Yeah, actually for the survey if you want to take a look at it, it should be as Exhibit E that was in our background report. It may seem confusing. It’s under the archaeological report. Rechtman Consulting who did the inventory survey and stated that there were no sites on this property does have a copy of the survey. So it’s, let’s see, Exhibit E on page 5, page 4. When they initially purchased the property their deed actually says 7.8 acres. And it wasn’t until after they survey was done that they, and as is the way in Kau they had lost over an acre at that point. WOODWARD: All right. I have one question with regard to this survey. There are no structures on the survey. It’s just a boundary map. Is there a survey that shows where the structures are? ZELKO: No. This survey actually was done because we needed to get an archaeological inventory done; and so in order for the archaeologist to know the boundary lines we had to have this done. So this wasn’t done as a site plan. This really was done to get the archaeological inventory that the previous Planning Commission had requested that we do. WOODWARD: All right. Thank you. Any other questions? Commissioner Kern. KERN: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. When you folks purchased the property was there any existing structures on it? MCKINNEY: There were none. There were a couple fence lines that were relatively inaccurate as we now know. KERN: Okay. Are there any permitted structures on there currently now? MCKINNEY: No. KERN: No. So there is approximately 11 plus structures unpermitted? MCKINNEY: A majority of the structures are under six feet. I believe there are only five unpermitted structures that we do need to get permitted. KERN: So just out of curiosity, you were deferred, you deferred action on it and basically said, well, we’re just going to go ahead and do it anyways and see what we’re going to deal with later? I mean -. 7 EXHIBIT B