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family dwellings and with the already congested Lako Street, Hualalai, and other surrounding roads, and how this multi-family would actually seed into the developments that are already surrounding the proposed development, you know, and inevitably, how it’s going to affect my children in the future; some of the things that they maybe have planned or prepared, you know, as parks or recreation or things for children in the surrounding communities could take into. Thank you. GRAHAM: Thank you. You all can stay up there, too, and I’ll just take questions for any of you as soon as we are through with the four. Yes? P. FEDIUK: My name is Penny Fediuk. I live at 76-832 Kalana Io Place. I also am here with Dave Fediuk and Sandy Fediuk, also residents right around where we are; we are on 300-foot. And we are here again to talk about the concerns of the classification for the property of Multi-Family RM-5. And just listening today a bit about the traffic and that, my biggest thing that I worry about is there is, the Queen K. is only a two-lane highway, one going one way and one going the other direction; and already out of Lako is gridlocked first thing in the morning, last thing at night, and at this point it cannot handle any more volume. And I’m wondering at what point does this high density area have another road coming into it. Is there going to be another entrance onto Queen K. there? Which I can already see that it could not handle. It also talked about having commuter roads back inside Kona Vistas and also going over to Palani Estates and Heights on Hualalai. And I’m wondering about those residents and how they are going to want to handle that high density going down their streets. We, I realize that this was passed in the year 1984. But this was more than 20 years ago. And our infrastructure at this point does not, is not anywheres near ready to handle the capacity of this high density. At this point now there are four, there are actually six subdivisions that surround this: There is Palani Estates, there is Heights on Hualalai, there is Io View I and II, our area Kalana Io, there is Kona Vistas, and there is also Iolani Subdivision. So there are many, many people that are affected by this high-density area and what impact of that will have. My other concern is, like you said, about this flood zone. And my son has one of the Kona Vistas properties that this flood zone kind of cuts through. And at times there is so much rain, especially within the last two storms that we’ve had in the last two months that we’ve received, and the volume of water that flows through there. We had one guy who told us that they were thinking of putting it into a culvert. And I wonder if they really realize the volume of water and capacity that’s going to come down into that subdivision. And then with extensive amount of money that they are going to spend and the planning that will have to go into that alone, when that area is finished, how are they going to and what are they going to, should deal with that with? Another situation that I have that I’m concerned about is the water. With RM-5, this will be five times more than the number of families per acre. And how is Kona Vistas LLC going to address the issues of the water source, the transmission and the distribution? Because in the recent development of Palani Estates, which is only right now at this point, it is single-family dwellings, it has increased the consumption of this water dramatically in that area just within the last two or three years. We just wonder if Kona Vistas will be able to develop a plan that will supply the 70 acres of land zoned with this RM-5 without impacting the existing residents that surround the parcel. EXHIBIT B 7