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HAWNEY: Yeah. <br />GRAHAM: Speak in the microphone please <br />HAWNEY: I don’t really see another way. I just want to be assured that if we <br />can get together and come to an agreement on the side between now and the hearing time <br />that we can go with that, that we can make our agreement and run with it. <br />GRAHAM: Yes, there’s no obstacle to you doing that and you can withdraw <br />your petition, all that, in the future. <br />HAWNEY: All right. <br />GOIN: My question is how do we, do we get something in writing from <br />Mr. Wood and then that is binding? How does that work? <br />GRAHAM: As far as then your negotiations with him? <br />GOIN: Exactly. <br />GRAHAM: I think if you, when you communicate with Mr. Melrose and <br />Mr. Wood it will all work out. And you can certainly contact the Planning Department <br />and Jeff and say this is where you’re at; and if he sees any problem, he’ll surely let you <br />know. I think you’ll work all that out fine. I don’t think, there’s no specific form that we <br />have or, you know, affidavit for anybody to sign or anything like that. <br />GOIN: I just know that once we had a verbal agreement with the <br />developer and he later sold the development, and all of those agreements fell by the <br />wayside; and I would hate to see it happen again. <br />GRAHAM: I think when you come to an agreement when we have our hearing <br />to actually deal with the permit then we can make those important parts of the agreement <br />part of the conditions at the time of the hearing. So as long as you stay vigilant and make <br />sure that we’re doing what you want to through the process and that he’s living up to his <br />side of it, I don’t think you’ll have any problem. <br />GOIN: Thank you. <br />GRAHAM: You’re welcome. Yes, Mr. Torigoe? <br />TORIGOE: Thank you. I just want to make sure that the Association has been <br />granted standing and so they’re going to be a part in the contested case. Ms. Goin seems <br />to have stated that she’s not really of exactly the same interest as the Association. She <br />represents some other interests within the same community. I just want to make sure that <br />there’s, you know, she may be coming in for not so much as a representative or part of <br />the Association but as a member of the public to give testimony. So if she has some kind <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />10 <br /> <br />