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Supply can basically supply that with their existing facilities; and thatÓs their choice to do that. We canÓt sit here and say you have to, we want you to do a bigger development so that the other people who might want to develop can also share in that later on. GALDONES:Mr. Fujikawa, you had a question? FUJIKAWA:Yeah, on this Background Report and agency comment from Department of Public Works, theyÓre the ones who gave us the comments on the access to that road, 20-foot wide pavement in good condition. So thatÓs what weÓre basing on right now -? YUEN:Right. FUJIKAWA:ItÓs the Public WorksÓ study, okay. Thank you. GALDONES:Commissioner Kubota? KUBOTA:Yeah, I just wanted to ask the Planning Director. You know, in the original ordinance, the Conditions E and F that were theoretically supposed to have been done and have been done according to the ApplicantÓs representative, would they have, would that, at that time, those requirements, E and F, would have taken care of the needs of that particular subdivision as they saw it at that time, correct? And if they -. YUEN:I -. KUBOTA:If they had, wait now, and if they had been done like the ApplicantÓs representative said they had been done, would mean that everything is in place for this new project, right? YUEN:Then everything would be in place. But I think that the subdivision that was done in 2002 did not, they did not make them realign Kulana Kea and build it to collector standards as stated in E; and that they did not, I shouldnÓt say they, we, in the Planning Department, did not make, require the intersection improvements at Mamalahoa Highway because this was processed as a parcel consolidation and resubdivision which did not increase the number of lots. In other words, they were lots up there in a certain configuration and they just changed the configuration of the lots and did not increase the number of lots; so it did not trigger this condition of the rezoning ordinance. This condition of the rezoning ordinance would have been triggered if they had done a 15,000-square foot lot subdivision, then they would have had to have done all this work. But the consolidation/resubdivision, thereÓs an exemption in the Subdivision Code that says you donÓt have to do things to full standards when youÓre not increasing the number of lots and youÓre just changing where the boundaries are between the lots. So thatÓs my take on what happened back in 2002. So itÓs not true -. Say, they kept, say they werenÓt coming for this rezoning, all right? They would have this 15,000-square foot zoning up there, but they couldnÓt just come in 20