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the highway through parcel 2, which is identified in this area to the applicants property. The <br />applicant in this case, Daniel Ibbetson,isrequesting a special permit for a 2-unit bed and <br />breakfast operation on .722 acres of land. The applicant has submitted a site plan identified here. <br />As I mentioned earlierthe roadway easement travels through parcel 2, which is in this area up to <br />Mamalahoa Highway to the applicants property. As you enter into the property there is a <br />single-family dwelling thats been constructed. The 2 rooms identified by the color purple and <br />pink are the room set aside for the bed and breakfast operation. At our last hearing the applicant <br />identified 2 areas on the property identified as gravesite A and gravesite B that are located on the <br />property. The applicant, the intervenor and the Planning Commission have all submitted witness <br />th <br />and exhibit lists. At are September 30 hearing the Planning Commission did vote to grant <br />standing to Dean Kaiawe. Are there any questions? <br />ALAMEDA:Thank you staff, Jeff. I would like to take some time first to introduce <br />myself again. Im Kimo Alameda. Ill be the presiding officer for this contested case hearing <br />and that just means that Ill be facilitating this agenda item. And, you know for those of you <br />who are not aware of the process, this is a little more formal than our regular commission <br />meeting and a little less formal than a regular court proceeding. But nonetheless it is structured. <br />So I appreciate you all sticking to the structure as much as possible. I will be turning to my Corp <br />Counsel every once in a while for advice. So if you see me talking in private thats just because <br />I- you know I trying to get advice on making sure how you know that this process goes <br />smoothly. So I not talking any secrets or anything. <br />TORIGOE:Butyouknowifthereisanissueanyofyoufeelthatweshouldbe <br />discussing on the record then just let us know and well deal with it. <br />ALAMEDA:Let me share with you how we envision this process to work. I see that <br />there is a testifier and what I wanted to do is maybe turn to the parties and you guys can give <br />your brief opening statements and then let you guys sit back and let our testifier come up so that <br />we can hear their testimony kind of right off the bat. And then have them sit down and then <br />bring everybody up again and then we can just go from there. If anybody has any objections to <br />that? Fellow commissioners? Okay. So, why dont we. So just to share the process again what <br />well do is well go to the applicant first to your opening comments and then well go to the <br />intervenor and then well go to the Department. And then well go back to the applicant. Okay. <br />And then well call up the testifier and then regular public testimony. And then after that bring <br />everybody back and then well start with the applicant again, present your case and witnesses <br />that you might have and then. You know theres cross-examination then by the intervenor and <br />the department. And then back to the applicant for final say and then well turn it over to the <br />intervenor , their witnesses, same process. And then with the department, same thing. And then <br />well end with closing comments and end with the applicant on that but everyone is going to <br />have a chance for that. And well close it and make a decision. So thats how the process is <br />going to unfold today. Okay any questions? <br />TORIGOE:Thank you Mr. Chairman. I just want to say for the record that Mr. <br />Alameda has graciously taken care of the presiding officer role here. Basically because the <br />normal chairperson has a very busy, busy schedule. And so by consensus of the commissioners <br />they basically delegated to him pursuant to 4-5 the presiding officer role, which says that the <br />EXHIBIT B <br />2 <br /> <br />