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name; I think that is very important. IÓm going to say this to the Commission; I think itÓs very important that we not attach our name to any of our ideas. We submit to the ClerkÓs office, let them come back. You are welcome to defend whatever ideas you have in them, but you want them to come as a numbered plan, and not as ÐJeff's PlanÑ or Val CHR. SIRACUSA : You want the plans to be judged on their own merit. MR. MELROSE : Absolutely. MS. EOFF: Then maybe this form should just be something that we create. After we receive s plans, Pat and I put our heads together before we agendize these map, we give them a number and we use that form as our transmittal of the map. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: Right. MR. MELROSE : Yes. MS. EOFF: And whatever information is available with that submission, with the software, we would just give you that as a summary page on top? MR. MIDDLESWORTH : Right. MS. EOFF : Then there is nothing else that the submitter would need to fill out? CHR. SIRACUSA: Okay, everybody in Hilo is nodding their head, but I cannot see Kona and Waimea. MR. KANUHA: I agree with that. MR. CARVALHO: I agree. MR. KAHUI: I think Karen hit it right on the nose. They get the map, as then use the form as a transmittal, and as a way to track these maps and its origination; because, in the course of our discussions, we may use that map, but we may alter it to some degree. So I think itÓs a good idea, itÓs in KarenÓs hands; itÓs a way to process those maps, and I would like to call a point of order so we can move on. MR. MELROSE: I understand the need to move on and I wouldnÓt disagree with that; letÓs keep moving. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: Can somebody summarize what is going to happen with this issue? CHR. SIRACUSA: Okay, letÓs clarify that. Karen, did you want to do that for MS. EOFF: In summary, I believe what we have agreed to do, and I think part of this is that we need to have an administrative meeting so that we are all on the same page that when maps are 31