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DOMINGO: You know, I mean you described it as lots of rocks and everything. He <br />can farm on those lands? <br />J. BRANCO: Well, if you put a lot of money into it and work the land you can farm <br />it, but you’d have to go orchard farming or pasture land. Cause pasture land is pretty good cause <br />it’s very good aeration in the soil over there. And like I said earlier we planted grass. We have <br />nine different types of grasses in there. And the University is couple of blocks over, you know, <br />up on Stainback. And they have good quality stuff too because those grasses grow well with <br />aerated rocks and stuff. It’s not muddy, everything is clean. So I guess if he wanted to make an <br />orchard or make a pasture, you know, like all of us, he could do it. <br />DOMINGO: That’s the only things he can do, pasture or orchard? <br />J. BRANCO.: Well, on that particular area that would be the most feasible. But you <br />can put a nursery, you know. You can put saran houses and stuff like that too, I hear, you know. <br />But just to work the land, those are the two best because there’s not too much topsoil in there. <br />But in our place, too, I forgot to mention that we mow it constantly. So the more you run the <br />grass mower and cut the grass, you know, more dirt comes in. So, we have good moisture in the <br />ground, keeps the grass, the roots wet and, you know -. So we’re doing all right as far as I’m <br />concerned. You know what I mean? But to start that would be the two things, an orchard or a <br />pasture land would be good for him, you know. <br />DOMINGO So you’re against this only because it’s right next to you guys’ <br />property? <br />J. BRANCO: That is correct, it’s right next to us. <br />DOMINGO: What about the other people, your neighbors, like that? <br />J. BRANCO: Well, like I said the Hilo side is the canal and across the street they just <br />got that place, you know. They’re working on it right now. And that’s all I can say. It’s very <br />small because that’s the block of Nani Mau. So Nani Mau cut them off all in the back. They <br />only have a small area, you know. <br />DOMINGO: I see. <br />J. BRANCO: Right across Roy there’s a small lot and then behind them is all Nani <br />Mau already, you know, if you look at your guys’ plans. So it’s very limited. They don’t have <br />too much of an area, they don’t have a big area. And then they have the canal right next to them, <br />too, coming down. <br />DOMINGO: Okay. <br />WATANABE: Mr. Woodward? <br />WOODWARD: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just to address the question that Mr. <br />Domingo raised. In the background the land classification system, the soil is rated E or Very <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />5 <br /> <br />