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school is somehow negated, because thats what I try, the way I try to run my classes. This is the law, this is the consequence of the law, and thats what the laws are for. I hope that you deny this request, also. Im assuming that all of you got a copy of my written testimony with pictures of the road that leads up there, shows the close proximities, 73 feet actually from my driveway to the first entrance to their property. I hope you understand from my written testimony that there is not a car that goes by there that does not, that Im not aware of. And thats, anytime you increase the population, you can guarantee yourself youre going to increase the number of cars that go by. Thank you. FUJIKAWA:Commissioners, any questions with Mr. Washburn? Springer? SPRINGER:Thank you for your testimony, both written and oral. And Ill ask thesamequestionaskedofMs.Green.Areyouawareoftherightsandresponsibilities that you have of having made the Request for Standing in a Contested Case Hearing? WASHBURN:Not really. SPRINGER:Im wondering if, Mr. Director, if you could sketch those out for Mr. Washburn? FUJIKAWA:Mr. Director? YUEN:If the Commission grants you standing in a Contested Case Hearing, this then will go to a more formal-type of decision-making. If you had not had standing, if there was no request for standing and no, then they would not have a formal Contested Case Hearing, and the Commission would make a decision similar to what you may seen earlier today. People come up, they can testify, the Commission would have a discussion, and then make a final decision. If the Commission does grant the standing, then we will, given that both the Applicant and the other, Ms. Green, would want the hearing continued, then we would not make a decision today, and we would set a date for the formal hearing. The difference, the major differences would be that we would, that you have the opportunity to cross-examine the other sides witnesses, that you can, and your witnesses can be cross-examined by Mr. Lim, that there would be a meeting in advance in which youd be expected to disclose all of the exhibits, all the things that you wanted to be considered, and that there would be a more formal set of findings leading up to the decision. We would want each side to spell out the reasons why, in detail, why, in one case, in the case of the Applicant why the permit should be approved, and in your case why it should be denied. The Commission can decide to hear all this themselves, or they can decide to have the Department hire a hearing officer to hear this. Its typically an attorney or a person thats 9