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policy, the school has wanted not to put school traffic on PuÒuk Street because of concerns for the quality of life of the people who live on PuÒuk; theyÓve been good neighbors to us and we want to be good neighbors to them and not turn PuÒuk into an entrance and an exit thoroughfare. So those would be our concerns about that particular condition. MELROSE: The other option in the condition is that it run along this area right here, which is a very small amount of space between the rear riparian edge and the corner of that kuleana,; so there is just not a lot of space. And even if it was a one-way cycle, as itÓs written, itÓs triggered by the need to expand the parking lot. And if they decide not, I mean, one way to avoid it because of, for an educational purpose, just not to expand the parking lot, but it would also -. There is really no reason, very unlikely that they build a parking lot of this scale; but if they put five more stalls, this condition would kick in, so -. One, we want to make sure we stan beside the PuÒuk neighbors in this issue; we donÓt see that as, we wouldnÓt do that at this point, the school is not seeing that as a solution. The other option coming around this backside is rea compromised by the size of the distance there, yeah, and with trails and greenways coming in right along this sideways as well, so -. WATANABE: Not to mention the stream in the, yeah -. MELROSE: Yeah. So I think that is the -. You see the floodplain comes in on this property right there, right, so thatÓs the FIRM boundary on the floodplain; so youÓd have to run it through the floodplain Î not impossible but just difficult. So I would rather, perhaps there is a way to limit the amount of area in the parking lot, to parking, but we would -. We just let you know that thatÓs where we are coming from in that, and if it was a matter of having the condition, we just wouldnÓt expand the parking lot in any way because itÓs a, itÓll end up compromising both the school and the neighborhood, and weÓre not going to, we just wouldnÓt choose to do that. Yeah, and the parking lot is not necessary for this expansion. So if thatÓs what it does is caps it, then so be it, but I understand where the condition is coming from. WATANABE: Just for clarification, the parking lot you are referring to right now is currently in existence? MELROSE: Yes. There is about -. WATANABE: And for the foreseeable future you do not anticipate an expansion of that just yet, right? STURGES: Right. ThatÓs correct. WATANABE: Okay. STURGES: Yeah, the only reason itÓs on there as a part of the master plan was on the supposition that, you know, maybe if you need to handle a larger crowd in the theater or something. ItÓs not factored into the parking lots we need for the new buildings. EXHIBIT A 21