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ALAMEDA: Okay. MCCRARY: Basically from what we’re understanding, and I’ll parrot that in just a moment, we basically are removing our objections. Our main objection, which I know you all heard loud and clear last time was buses. And as I really got involved and learned about this, the buses apparently are not the issue; and I apologize for not having understood that. There will be no buses on that property and no backing beepers and that sort of thing; and I’ve been assured of that. And I think that apparently is in the laws. I just want to make sure and, well, I would like you all to make sure because these are a lot of new things for me to have to learn here, that as you’re going through all of this that however this property is subdivided, because I’m not real sure which way it’s going to go here, that we just don’t want to, and I know, we don’t want a strip mall appearance, okay. And I know the idea here is of one piece of property or two pieces of property, and I think that needs to be addressed. There are also, we brought up the problem, the situation of the drainage. It’s not a huge issue but I know that, and we have had problems with drainage. We haven’t had a lot of ground, where the water just stands on the ground. We haven’t had a lot of rain here recently where the water just stays there like it was a few years ago. But when we get heavy rains, it has, it does come off of that property. Now we’ve got more gravel out there. Now will the rockwall take care of that? Probably so, but I just want somebody to, you know, in all this to really look out for that. We, years ago before Ms. Nekoba bought that property, without complaining or anything else, if you’ll look on our back end of our property there as it abuts on the Manono side of the property, you’ll notice that we’ve got a 3-foot ditch on the back of our property, which is sort of unusual in that area, but a 3-foot ditch. And then there’s also about a one-foot ditch going down the back, in the center of the back half of our property where water, our water and their water, runs to come off. So we already had a problem which we never complained about, never asked anybody to work with, because we’ve got a ditch there. But we would like that, to make sure that’s okay there. And then that’s really about it. How the traffic patterns go and all that, I don’t know all these things. You all know that this is a short small piece of property there that could be dangerous. I’m sure you will do as you should on that. I believe that’s addressed all my concerns. The fact that they’re leaving that old orange tree is a real plus, that old orange tree. And that’s all I really had to say. ALAMEDA: Okay. Fellow Commissioners, any questions for Ms. McCrary? MCCRARY: With the stipulation, I mean, I’m agreeing with everything that they’ve got on the paper here. ALAMEDA: Okay. MCCRARY: Okay? ALAMEDA: Great. Compromise can be beautiful. Thank you. MCCRARY: Thank you very much. EXHIBIT A 7