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SPRINGER:That answers my question. YUEN:Could I just elaborate on that a little bit? What the gentleman is talking about is -, what Norman says is correct that the bulk of the subdivision and, unfortunately, I think that you may not have this map in your materials. This is a proposed subdivision layout. It doesn't mean that the subdivision would have to be laid out this way, but this is a proposed layout. Under this plan, the bulk of the traffic would come in to a, to a road that's through Huallai Heights into the middle part of the subdivision. FUJIKAWA:I see. YUEN:But the way they have this laid out though, there are six lots that would feed into this mauka road that comes, that currently comes in and makes a Y connection with Huallai Road. This is what the gentleman is complaining about that there is a blind connection there, if I understand him correctly. Also, that Huallai Road is a, there's a bad curve on Huallai Road. The condition of approval that's meant to handle that is G. The private road access to Huallai Road serving proposed lots A-1 through A-6, including the provision of adequate sight distances, shall meet with the approval of the Department of Public Works. The pavement shall be widened to comply with the Subdivision Code. The approach shall be reconstructed to ` align with Hua Ai Street, and that is the Kona Orchards street that comes down from above, and a turnaround shall be provided in conformance with the Subdivision Code. The approach grade shall provide for the future widening of Huallai Road to 60 feet. So the idea is that we would, that this would have to be, the approach to Huallai Road from the six lots would have to be realigned to provide a safe approach, and it may not be necessarily in the same alignment. It probably would not be in exactly the same alignment as the current road. FUJIKAWA:Great. Thank you. GALDONES:Commissioners, any further questions of Mr. Reynolds? Commissioner Springer. SPRINGER:Might we take a brief recess so that we can, those of us who might want to, or may I approach the map so I can better see while we're having this discussion? GALDONES:Please do so. SPRINGER:Thanks. HAYASHI:Just for your information, the same map is also in the document that you received. It's Petitioner's Exhibit C. 8