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DARROW:They identified as -. <br />SPRINGER:Jeff. <br />DARROW:Roadway lots, so they are accesses to these properties inside here. <br />THROPP:Right. And that tee shape, how would you turn the car around to get <br />back out? How would that happen? Is anyone here that could -? <br />DARROW:Yeah, the Applicant's representative. <br />SPRINGER:Yes. <br />THROPP:Okay. <br />DARROW:Can address that. <br />SPRINGER:Yes. <br />THROPP:So that's a question for him? <br />DARROW:Right. <br />SPRINGER:Yes, and Mr. Thropp, when the Applicant's representative returns to the <br />table. <br />THROPP:Okay. <br />SPRINGER:We can bring this question up to him at that time. <br />THROPP:Okay. <br />SPRINGER:We can take notes on your questions for him. <br />THROPP:So just continuing on, I'd just like to say that we have a very peaceful <br />neighborhood. The traffic flow -. They have everyone coming into this access, There's only <br />one way out there at the top, and they intend to use Hienaloli to get out either to Aloha Kona <br />Drive to go to the bottom or Nani Kailua to the single traffic light at the bottom. And 43 lots, <br />that's going to at least be 80 cars, averaging two per house. And I just think that the design <br />and the density of it is really outrageous and it doesn't have -. The whole concept of the circle <br />and these two tee roads with these people stranded in the middle, I think there must be some <br />kind of law with Civil Defense for evacuation or emergency vehicles, how they would -, in <br />case there was a brush fire, an earthquake, how would these people get out? They would be <br />13 <br /> <br />