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understanding in the past has been that if that is not, if we do not make a decision that within 30 <br />days there is a defacto granting of this permit without conditions. And I know weÓre having -. Is <br />that correct, Mr. Takase? <br />TAKASE: Yes, that will be correct. <br />WOODWARD: Okay. So thatÓs one of the things we need to keep in the back of our minds. <br />You know, weÓll go on with the discussion but we need to -. I want everybody to be aware that <br />if we end up with a split decision what that is going to mean, is approval of this permit without <br />conditions, de facto. Okay? So, Commissioner Au, you wanted to make a statement, then weÓll <br />go to Commissioner Kern. <br /> <br />AU: I agree with my fellow Commissioners on the need for a store like this in Puna. I live in <br />Puna. Okay? And on Saturday, sometimes on Saturdays and during the weekdays myself or my <br />wife, we need a few things Î eggs, you know, small things for example Î and this store would be <br />ideal. <br /> <br />Although, I have a problem with how this business came about. Okay, you were in business <br />from 2001 so you understand how to run a business. And through this recession, you know, <br />businesses are shutting down and weÓre all feeling this recession. Okay? But you donÓt have a <br />right to just open up a store wherever you want; and thatÓs basically what you did. And thatÓs <br />what I donÓt agree with. <br />WOODWARD: All right, thank you. Commissioner Kern. <br />KERN: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Commissioner Au, I agree that, you know, just starting up a <br />store wherever you want, like that, is not the way to do it, is not good protocol. I think it would <br />be a greater negative concept to punish them for that and punish the community at the same time. <br />I think it should be stated that if people want to do something like that that they should go about <br />the proper channels, especially if theyÓre been in business for a long time, go about the proper <br />channels in the first place to do it. And sometimes it wasnÓt, you know, things start out one way <br />and they morph into something else. <br /> <br />I also agree with Commissioner Domingo, that it should be a community store and not an outlet <br />for wholesale items or something like that. If you want to do a wholesale business, do it <br />somewhere else. Go to, you know, a Light Industrial area and set that up there. <br /> <br />This should be a community store for the community and, in my opinion, thatÓs what it would be. <br />Cause, I mean where I live now, I donÓt live in Paradise Park any more, IÓm sorry but IÓm not <br />going to drive down there to shop at the store. ItÓs not convenient for me. And thatÓs, itÓs my <br />opinion most people shopping there will be folks in Paradise Park that donÓt want to go out onto <br />the highway and flip the coin. You know, itÓs just going to be one of those times. So I think <br />there should be the proper conditions if this is passed. I support it. And thatÓs about all I have to <br />say right now. Thanks. <br />18 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br /> <br /> <br />
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