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GRAHAM: Okay. Is it clear whether we are going to hear form both of the parties here today or whether only for this specific question requested by Commissioner Watanabe? WATANABE: I’m not suggesting that we reopen the hearing. Just to get clarification because towards the ending of that, we did have considerable discussion during that meeting as to whether he had authority or not. He was attempting to get in contact with his client, but was unable to on that particular day. So I thought this might be a good opportunity to clear that up. GRAHAM: Sure. And my question was only in the sense that if we are going to have both of the parties come forward to speak at all, I can kind of include it within that. But if in fact we are not, we’ll just call up Mr. Krueger specifically for that one issue. TORIGOE: Mr. Chair? GRAHAM: Mr. Torigoe? TORIGOE: I think basically the hearing is closed, and I think, you know, basically you’ve heard all the evidence and arguments that you had intended to hear. But to just clear up this one little procedural thing, if you want to ask Mr. Krueger, it will be appropriate. And you know, if you are going to call one, then you ought to allow for the other one to come, if it’s limited to that particular issue. GRAHAM: Okay, thank you. And thank you, Commissioner Watanabe. So Mr. Krueger, if you would come forward, and we’ll just pose this one specific question to you. And Mr. Matsunaga (sic), if you also had any comment on this one, you could come forward. All right. KRUEGER: Sure. SIRACUSA: Swear him in. GRAHAM: Hold on a second. Commissioner Siracusa? SIRACUSA: You have to swear him in, yeah? GRAHAM: I was planning to. Good. Okay -. KRUEGER: Do you want Mr. Matsukawa to come forward? GRAHAM: No, he doesn’t need to come forward -. KRUEGER: Okay. GRAHAM: Unless he chose to. Okay. Mr. Krueger, do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter today before the Planning Commission? KRUEGER: I do. EXHIBIT D 3