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MR. MIDDLESWORTH: District 2 is too small according to what we have been talking about, and District 3 is too big. MR. CARVALHO: I think District 4 and District 5 look pretty good, but District 2 and 3 are not. Of course, District 1 has that wrap around. MR. MELROSE: We see a couple of these with District 7 or some number that is a very concentrated urban district. I think it is worth showing that, I'm not sure that those districts represent the region in a good way. That is a Kona concern, the way it's just the urban area like below Mamalahoa. They don't take into account a mauka /makai connection. MR. KANUHA: This particular one doesn't take that into account. I've seen other maps later on that do take that into account. As it is right now, I do like the idea of a mauka /makai connection, but with this one it doesn't really show it. Mr. Melrose moved to reject Plan _20 based on the deviations. Seconded by Mr. Carvalho and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Carvalho, Kahawaiola` a, Kanuha, Melrose, Middlesworth, Poindexter, and Chair Siracusa. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Kahui and Ugalde. Review and Discuss Plan 21 MR. KANUHA: Does anyone have any comments on Plan_21 ? MR. MIDDLESWORTH: District 8 and District 1 are way out of bounds; 14% and 8% under on one. This is one you would have to do a lot of work on to get up to the numbers. MR. KANUHA: I think on this one the total deviation is a little out of bounds. It would require a lot more work to keep this plan going. Mr. Middlesworth moved to reject Plan _21 based on the deviations. Seconded by Mr. Melrose and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Carvalho, Kahawaiola` a, Kanuha, Melrose, Middlesworth, Poindexter, and Chair Siracusa. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Kahui and Ugalde. 13