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MR. MELROSE: Can I-- -Thank you, Karen, that was very helpful. That eliminated the five missing plans. For the sake of today's meeting, what I'd suggest we do is look at the most recent one that Margaret has been working on, and I know there are little tweaks, like she's moving things like Saddle Road, and those are little details; we are still looking at the big level of this stuff, so we're not trying to nail down every detail at this moment in time. I would like to take a look at that just so we all understand what that is, and then I think we need to look at the one that Commissioner Middlesworth kind of pulled together from the conversations we have been hearing. I know he has been trying to do the same thing that Margaret, or all of us have been doing, is trying to accommodate the thoughts we have been hearing. So, if we could take the most recent one of the Plan _40 renditions that we have, and just take a quick look at it and see where it is, and then move on to Mike's and see how they blend, and then we will save one as the Commission's Draft Plan A. MS. UGALDE: May I ask for a break before we start getting into the maps. RECESS: At 10:50 a.m. the Chair called for a short recess. RECONVENE: The meeting was reconvened at 10:57 p.m. Review and Discuss Margaret Wille 's Plan_40 revised 10.19 CHR. SIRACUSA: We are going to look at that latest Plan_40 additional 10.19 plan. MR. MELROSE: Shyla, can I just suggest that you start at the top of the island and kind of walk us around that one a little bit so we can see it. Does anyone want to start anywhere in particular in this conversation? CHR. SIRACUSA: Let's start numerically with District 1. MS. POINDEXTER: I just wanted to see where the boundary was in Waimea. I think beyond White Road, or is it still on White Road? MR. MELROSE: It stayed where it was. CHR. SIRACUSA: Can somebody point out to me where Lakeland is in relation to this? MR. MELROSE: Lakeland is the blue right there; see the lake. CHR. SIRACUSA: So there really is a lake in Lakeland. MS. POINDEXTER: Yes. 12