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HOUSEL: I have one, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Thiel, is that Hele-On stop, or shelter there, is that already planned by Tom Brown, or is that a new ad THIEL: My understanding is itÓs already planned by Tom Brown, and right now the bus is stopping at the gate that goes through the park over to the school; so there is an active operation right now but there is no shelter constructed there. And my understanding is he is looking at that shelter construction now. HOUSEL: Okay. WATANABE: Mr. Hayashi, may I ask you to take that into consideration and review the wording in -. Oh, yes, Maija, I guess you have a response already. Very good. COTTLE: The recommendation from Tom Brown was that they provide a bus stop shelter -. WATANABE: Period. COTTLE: Not anything beyond that. And so that is why the condition calls for a bus stop shelter. WATANABE: Okay, so for the record we are not asking for anything further than that. COTTLE: ThatÓs correct. BOWMAN: I have a question. WATANABE: Yes. BOWMAN: I believe the applicant said that the shelter would cost about $5,600. Could -? COTTLE: ThatÓs correct. The quote that Tom Brown communicated to me was that they range between $5,000 and $6,000. BOWMAN: So could the condition read, you know, $5,000 for the construction of Î because the applicant did ask for $5,000 Î rather than a shelter? WATANABE: I would caution against it because thatÓs a quote today. IÓm not exactly sure when the bus stop will be built, and if itÓs built three ye higher. Given the fact that there is a concession in that the allotable impact to Parker School is only the construction of the shelter, I would tend to think thatÓs pretty fair in the way itÓs worded. We may box ourselves in, if we say, you know, restrict ourselves to $5,500 and next week find out that itÓs going to cost $7,000. EXHIBIT A 28