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YEH: Okay, if you take a look at that site plan, it’s actually, it’s a preliminary site plan with that in mind. But that’s figure 2. It’s part of the TIAR. And if you’re looking at it now you’ll see on the right side of the page what’s called Parcel -. KERN: The long low rectangle on the area, parcel, right on the right? YEH: Yes. That you’ll see is really not part of the development. So it’s really not included. At one point in time the applicant and developer had inquired of the then surviving trustee whether there was an interest in selling that parcel. For whatever reason Ms. Song who was representing them at the time indicated there was no desire to sell the property. So as a result of that the design components then excluded that parcel from the development plan. So that’s why we’re saying there really is no affect on that parcel, and nothing is being requested in the way of changing that parcel itself. So it’s not included in the development plans at all. AU: Okay, thank you. YEH: Thank you. KERN: Thank you. Any other questions? Seeing none, thank you. You all may have a seat. Moving on to public testimony, we’re waiting to get our timer in place. But I’ll call you all up to start with and swear you in. So Stephanie Salazar, Russell Doi, and Sandra Song, will you please come forward. I’ll swear you in. And at the very beginning of the meeting I did limit public testimony to three minutes, as I’ve stated earlier. So we will have a timer in place; and when that goes off I’ll ask you to please finish your testimony. And I’ll get you all to raise your right hand so I’ll swear you in. Do you swear to tell the truth today before the Windward Planning Commission? SONG: Yes. SALAZAR: Yes. DOI: Yeah. KERN: Okay, very good. And before you begin, we’ll wait till the timer is ready to go. Just give us your name and area you represent or address, whatever you feel most comfortable with. DARROW: Okay. KERN: Okay, we’ll start with Stephanie Salazar. SALAZAR: Good morning. My name is Stephanie Salazar. I’m a former county employee, still a news reporter (part-time) and work for Diana Van De Car. So I tell you that so that you will know that I’m familiar with facts, half truths, and legal ethics. I’ve lived next to the subject property, the Hirose Nursery, for 24 years; and I object to the approval. I was here last month. And this is a complex case. The developer has had ample time to make the improvements, and I fear he will come back in five 9 EXHIBIT E