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put in what they submitted to the County up there, but yet itÓs there. You know, so thereÓs a lot of things, but that has nothing to do with Plant-Masons, or with Leonard, or with me. ItÓs Brewer and Mauna Kea Ag. Okay? GALDONES:Okay. BJORNEN:Thank you. GALDONES:Before I dismiss you, any questions of Ms. Bjornen? Otherwise, Mr. Fuke? FUKE:In looking at the surrounding property owner list and what was sent out, it would appear that Parcel 23, which is the road, is commonly owned by all of the affected property owners. ÒCause itÓs the Plant-Mason Trust, the Talletts, the McVays, the Tallets, the Crudells, Ishii and Leonard Cardoza, everybody else. They all have, itÓs picked up as being Parcel 23, as that they have some interest in that road. GALDONES:Commissioners, any further questions, comments? If not, Mr. Anthony? ANTHONY:Yeah, IÓm not here to oppose the subdivision. I really donÓt have any idea what thatÓs all about. But I am familiar with the road and where it meets Wainaku Avenue. I use Wainaku often. IÓve even on occasion hav Kea Road. It never used to have a name. It used to be a one-way road going out towards Hamakua. And I used to see people make turns off of Wainaku against the one-way all the time. And when you come in, itÓs just like these guys say, you canÓt see nothing coming down over there. When did the road change to a two-way r conditions? And my question to the, you know, IÓm usually appalled at the admissions that the Planning Director has made. Here, his Department has made a favorable recommendation for this project and yet he is more than familiar intersection poses. HeÓs, I mean, he has admitted it. So who a there are accidents there? Does the Planning Director pay out of his pocket or do the County taxpayers pay for his -? You know, he knows it. He has admitted he knows thereÓs a problem, and yet his Department comes here and recomme I know thereÓs a problem. IÓve often made a point about that particular road and that intersection. It was dangerous when it was just cane haul road without any -. It was a gravel road going right up, the cane trucks used to come down. I remember seeing cane trucks making illegal turns on that one-way coming up, so, you k blocking the road and everything. That road is a danger. And the Planning DepartmentÓs, you know, sweeping that part of this whole thing under the rug is just appalling, especially since the Planning Director, himself, said the road and that intersection is somewhat queer. I donÓt know if thatÓs the adjective he used, but he used something referring to it as being problematic. 24