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you do? Do you just subdivide and don€t improve anything else? Or how much improvement do <br />you do? Do you do it right, do it wrong? I mean that€s a touchy question that you€re asking <br />because it€s either do it right, or don€t do it at all, or you can do it half way and keep spending <br />maintenance on it. The problem is you got two choices. You can let the guy subdivide it, don€t <br />fix the road. Or don€t, I mean, don€t let him subdivide it, don€t fix the road, or let him subdivide <br />and don€t fix the road, and do what you want, basically. But somebody is going to end up with <br />the problem. <br />SALAVEA:And that€s why, like I was saying before, we need your input. <br />CARDOZA:So I cannot answer the solution because you all miss -. You know, I€m <br />not looking to point finger at anyone, right? But as more developments go, and same like in the <br />County system, right? In the County system if you€ve got more traffic, more people, they <br />improve the road, they put more highways. But who pays? Our tax money. Right? In this <br />situation,we€regettingimprovements,we€regettingmorepeople,wesubdividewegetmore <br />people, we get more. But where is the infrastructure, if that the right word to use. Where are we <br />going with this? Maybe it€s not in your folks rules, that it€s none of your business, all you€re <br />concern is how we cut the lots up - I€m not sure. I€m not educated enough here to answer that <br />kind of question probably. All I know is there is a problem. <br />ALAMEDA:All right. Thank you. <br />SALAVEA:I need -. <br />ALAMEDA:Any other questions for -? Oh, you have another question? <br />SALAVEA:Sorry, not for the testifiers. <br />ALAMEDA:Any questions for the testifiers before we let them go? Okay, you can go. <br />Thank you so much for your testimony. We really appreciate public opinions. Thank you. <br />Could the applicant now return to the front and have a seat? We may have some questions. <br />Commissioner Siracusa, any questions? <br />SIRACUSA:Yes. I have one question of the Director and then I have question of Mr. <br />Fuke. A lot of times we€ll put in a condition that a drainage study should be done. Do you feel <br />that that might be appropriate in this situation, considering what we€ve heard from two of the <br />testifiers? <br />YUEN:Well, I think we should do something. I€m not sure of what we get in a <br />drainage study. A lot of the drainage studies are simply, a lot of them are in more urban settings <br />and they€re simply, they€re more like calculations of runoff due to pavement and what kind of <br />drywell you need to have in order to handle that. This is a matter of really continuing a practice <br />of when the area was in the agricultural use of how water gets diverted. And I€m trying to work <br />up something that says, that basically says that. <br />MCCALL:Could I make just a quick -? <br />22EXHIBIT D <br /> <br />