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And then also, I was given this notice, like she said, only two days ago. And when we got this, we all responded. I have many residents that I’ve talked to, and they had no idea even that this kind of impact was going on in front of them. I want to reiterate again that this was done 20 years ago. And with the volume of subdivisions that are around it, there is obviously a whole different point of view coming across already. I think I might have to just stop for a bit here -. GRAHAM: That’s fine. P. FEDIUK: Because I’ve kind of reached a breaking point of what I was going to say. GRAHAM: Thank you for your testimony. And we have one further testimony from Alysse. CATRON: My name is Alysse Catron, 76-833 Io Kualua Way. And I agree with what my neighbors here have to say. And again, this zoning was granted in 1984 when Kona looked a lot different. Kona Vistas has built out its single-family portion of this subdivision, and now what’s left is all multi-family. And we are a bit concerned with this density with the problems that Kona has with the infrastructure already. None of us knew until today that Kona Vistas was trying to sell this property. But it is really irrelevant whether it’s Kona Vistas or the next developer or that. Our biggest concern is handling the flood water, providing water and infrastructure that can sustain this high-density construction. Thank you. GRAHAM: Thank you -. P. FEDIUK: If I could just -. GRAHAM: Penny, we are short on time -. P. FEDIUK: I just -. GRAHAM: Also for a break. You’ve got something further? Go ahead -. P. FEDIUK: Yeah, if I just could add one thing, too. This sign that is down on the Highway there, it is put, that draws our attention; because it wasn’t just the letter that I got as a 300-foot homeowner, but there is a sign there also on Queen K. And it’s very hard to see in the first place, but also when you get there, it’s labelized this, “Multi-Family and/or Single-Family Residential.” And I guess we are questioning if there is an amendment here. Hey, we are all for single-family dwelling, but we are not for multi-family. GRAHAM: Thank you. Noriko, how are we with our lunch schedule? Do we need to zoom right over, that they are waiting for us, or -? We’d best break and -. SAUER: Five more minutes or -? GRAHAM: Pardon? EXHIBIT B 8