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CHR. SIRACUSA: I just want to point out to Patrice McDonald, as she's looking at that map, you see on the far left there's that vertical thing with a plus and minus; that's where you zoom in. Every time you click on the plus it comes in a little closer and then you'll be able to see more and more what the lines are. And on the upper right, you see those little square boxes that say display lines, display locks, and also next to that, base map. Those are things that will show you when you click on them the different topographical features and where the houses are and that sort of thing. Okay? MR. MELROSE: A little closer on the Waimea portion so we can see what Waimea looks like. MS. POINDEXTER:_ I wanted to see where the boundaries; are we still on White Road on this one? MR. MELROSE: That's a little bit of a movement in from the last time, is that right? MS. POINDEXTER:_ Yeah, cause it takes Nani; was Nani Waimea there before? Okay yeah, right here. MR. MELROSE: Was the prior district only one side of the road? MR. KANUHA: Could you change it to the Hybrid. Go down, scroll down. Thank you. MR. MELROSE: Anyone want to see more of that, keep moving around? Go down to the interface between District 1 and 2. MR. KANUHA: I have a comment about this green, whatever this district this one is. What is it District 2? The green part, not with this boundary, but where the green part goes up and takes the mauka portion of the Hamakua, I didn't understand that. No, I understand that, but, I don't know. MR. MELROSE: This is a boundary with my district. Couple things, this comes up the river, gets on to Waianuenue and stays on Waianuenue up to Piihonua and then the Piihonua Camps that we talked about are actually partly split by this boundary because there are Piihonua Camps on both sides of the road before it goes over the river. So I think Camp 3 gets split. And one of the things I want just to point out to the Commission is that at the ocean side in what's Pueo, you know I would appreciate the walk -a- bility of community and connectivity of community. It's one of the most walkable communities in the state in terms of being able to walk across the bridge and get into the commercial area in town. So cutting it out is not a small cut, it's a big issue to me. It's a - -Those folks have the ability to walk right across the bridge into their commercial area. So anyway, I just make that point. I'm not a fan of that, and also it does, you know, it comes across the river and makes me and my neighbor right across the street vote in different districts. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: This is one of the places where I'd want bring up the issue about the Hamakua district. We show on the map, and we talk about it as being a Hamakua 39