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MR. MIDDLESWORTH: Click on "display lines" and get rid of the color; and the "display locks," click that off. MR. KANUHA: Right below there, that boundary, can you zoom in right below there? It doesn't split a community. I am good with that, Shyla. Can you go into Kailua town real fast? Just for my sanity. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: I'm not sure it will help. MR. KANUHA: Pull up towards the mountain. That follows the Waiaha Stream bed. Are we considering the mountain tops? MR. CARVALHO: Jeff, I know you have a problem with Pohakuloa staying in District 8; if there is a reason we should put it into District 2; or else maybe we can just leave it in District 8. CHR. SIRACUSA: There is nobody there, right? MR. MIDDLESWORTH: I just ran 2 up that way for continuity. MR. KANUHA: Shyla, zoom into the top of Hualalai. MR. KAHUI: The Waiki`i constituents want to be in District 9. That was my point earlier regarding Royce Jones' and Brenda Ford's suggestion and I am in support of that, and I think that is the case on this map, and I support the map. I do want to note that I do support the map in its current form, with respect to District 8 north and south boundaries. Mahalo. CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you, Bo. Is there any more discussion? MR. MELROSE: Can you move down, he wants to look at the summit of Hualalai. MR. KANUHA: See Hualalai in the top left? Would it be bad if you put those three census blocks into District 7? I know there are no people in there, and we are probably wasting time, but - -- MR. MIDDLESWORTH: You want Hualalai in 7? MR. KANUHA: Half of Hualalai; for the watershed reason. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: Does Bo care? MR. CARVALHO: I was instructed to ask a question of the staff, our Elections Staff. Is there going to be any problems, or is there an easier way to draw the boundary lines up in the mountains? Do you guys -- -Pat? 29