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GIFFIN: Okay, so your complaint about this private right-of-way that is used for the new Mormon Church, your property and another CPR lot really is not, I mean I donÓt understand your concern, if they have access through Hw Road. MCELHANNON: Our driveway and median area Î and the bumpers hang driveway are not permitting emergency access Î serves as overflow parking on an informal basis for this gym. WeÓve allowed it to happen because we wanted to be good neighbors, it was a Hawaiian Cultural Center, etc., etc. But we really canÓt let that happen anymore because of our liability especially with the CV designation. GIFFIN: Did the old Mormon Church have parking? MCELHANNON: Yes, it had parking, the same parking that you see now. There is pavement here, the rest of it is dirt or grass, informal Hawaiian style parking with 14 spaces in front, ten of which now from 8:00 in the morning until 6:00 in t Zipline people. GIFFIN: Okay, thank you. WATANABE: Yes, Mr. Housel. HOUSEL: I had one question. On the private road, is there a sign that notes that as a private road? MCELHANNON: We have our address posted there. I have been, weÓve been, IÓve been reluctant to have too many signs put up Î Fire Lane, Kapu Î you know, a sign saying that sort of thing. I wanted to maintain it informally. It says, ÐPrivate DrivewayÑ actually; we have a sign that says, ÐPrivate Driveway 55-524.Ñ HOUSEL: Okay. So the current sign says, ÐPrivate Driveway,Ñ is that right? MCELHANNON: Well, presently where it says it is not right at the road, at Hw Road, okay? It actually says it right there at the corner where their property touches the corner of our CPR, thatÓs where the sign is. HOUSEL: Okay, now, I think, if I hear you correctly, you are saying that you would rather people didnÓt park along that road, is that correct? MCELHANNON: Much rather. Right now a fire truck could not get through during an event at the gym where the parking -. There is diagonal parking all along here, and it not only blocks us but it blocks the folks on Banana Ranch Road. Emergency vehicles could not service either homeowners association. HOUSEL: And as long as that is a private road, I mean you would be entitled to put a sign up there to say, ÐNo Parking,Ñ right? EXHIBIT A 5