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The other issue is parking. Ever since the present owners bought it from the Church, as good neighbors we have allowed some spillover. Immediately to this side of the gym is our driveway; it has been treated as a rollover parking for events at the gym. We can no longer allow that because of our liability insurance. And if it goes CV-10, there are so many more uses that they can put in there we simply cannot allow not only the parking but the patrons, especially children and young children, who stream across our driveway. And sometimes itÓs very difficult even to use it. So as of now we must ask the Milners to cease using our area as overflow parking. Everything mauka of the white picket fence, which is also our fence, please cease using that for your patrons and please have them not walk there, either; we really have a huge liability issue here. The third issue I have is that recently I made a complaint about a Zipline company being shoehorned in between the gym and the Kohala Village Inn. It was indeed found to be a violation. I have my copy of it right here. And the owner was forced to vacate all of those vehicles, and unfortunately they went right next door to these good people and had them break the same law and make the same zoning violation. So at present this property, which -. My wife does hula there. I bless this property. I donÓt want negativity in my community. But IÓve got to say this, is those people went right next door, and had these good folks break the same zoning law by having the Zipline people have their parking lot for their staff and their clients on this RS- 15 property. Now, you can solve that today by giving them CV-10 status; but what IÓm saying is for three or four weeks this property has been guilty of a zonin occurred next door. And I would like to feel that in the future that the law can be abided by. I would like to feel that the owners would be sensitive to not only the noise levels but to the traffic clash and letting us have exclusive use of our driveway. So the impact of this commercial property -. And they may say they want if for offices, fine, there are 49 other uses they can have in the future. We want to feel that, if possible, in perpetuity we can trust our neighbors that the good feeling continues, and that our property wonÓt be impinged upon and our peace wonÓt be impinged upon by having another chunk of the residential neighborhood become commercial. WATANABE: Okay, could you wrap up this -? Or are you done? MCELHANNON: Yes, sir. WATANABE: Okay, thank you. Well, fellow Commissioners? Ms. Giffin. GIFFIN: First of all, may I please have the spelling of your name? MCELHANNON: M-C-E-L-H-A-N-N-O-N. GIFFIN: Hang on just a minute. M-C-E-L-? MCELHANNON: H-A-N-N-O-N. GIFFIN: Oh, okay. And could you please Î maybe Maija can give you the pointer Î but IÓd like to see on this aerial photo or on another map where exactly is the property that you own or that you are speaking of, and where is that Mormon Church that you spoke of earlier. EXHIBIT A 3