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MR. MELROSE: What we did with Kea`au is we made a small adjustment in the Hilo area and picked up a piece of what is called 8 and V2 Mile Camp, which would have otherwise had a connectivity issue associated with it. So we fixed it from a connectivity issue point of view, and we took two blocks of the Waiakea Houselots to make that difference. So it still follows down Manono and takes a turn. It is a logical, kind of easy to track boundary. MS. POINDEXTER: When I left we were going to go up to take some from there. CHR. SIRACUSA: There is still that little piece sticking down, but Patrick and Mike have both assured us that they have received phone calls from people who actually live in Kea` au, as opposed to people from outside Kea` au who have feelings about it one way or the other, saying that they wanted to be in 3. MS. POINDEXTER: So the numbers are okay? Okay, good. MS. UGALDE: Did we need any question about Bo's preference as opposed to Dru's? MR. KANUHA: My concern, right now, is how it currently is, is that District 8 currently takes the whole watershed, the whole summit of Hualalai and District 7 is -- -That whole area from Kailua to Honalo, is still north Kona; which uses Hualalai as it's watershed. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: What if you took the two smaller blocks. CHR. SIRACUSA: That's what I was saying before. MR. KANUHA : That is fine. CHR. SIRACUSA: Those two smaller ones, Shyla; try to put those into 7. MS. POINDEXTER: Bo, are you there? MR. KAHUI: Yes, I'm here. MS. POINDEXTER: Did you hear what Dru was suggesting? CHR. SIRACUSA: How does that look to you, Bo? MR. MELROSE: He already said he would rather have it back. MR. KAHUI: Maybe if he wanted to take the upper region watershed area. CHR. SIRACUSA: You mean do it the other way around? MR. KAHUI: Go further mauka; let's see what that does. 33