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are, give authorization to someone else to control their resident members. Now they’re not all <br />Ranchos people that do that, but there are several. Is that our obligation to control the <br />community people? I don’t know. <br /> <br />If you’d like we’ll have a guy stand out there with a sign, I guess. But what do I do when a <br />resident of that area says “No”? What do you do? <br /> <br />ISHIBASHI: Thank you. We have one testifier. You may be seated for now. We have John <br />Nitche? <br /> <br />NITCHE: Right. I’m right here. <br /> <br />ISHIBASHI: Come up, you can come up. Okay, Don, could you raise your right hand, please. <br />Do you swear and affirm to tell the truth before the Windward Planning Commission over this <br />matter? <br /> <br />NITCHE: I do. <br /> <br />ISHIBASHI: Thank you. Go ahead, you may testify. <br /> <br />NITCHE: Okay. I’m on the Ocean View Community Development Road Maintenance <br />Corporation. Unfortunately our private roads we have to maintain our own road system. Well, <br />with maintaining them, that means we have to kind of oversee what’s going on them to some <br />degree. Mr. Peebles is correct in saying that they have done a few things to try and correct the <br />situation. But not completely. They put a parking lot in and they have a sign that’s less than a <br />foot long directing people to it. They can’t even see the sign. There’s a major problem with the <br />heavy traffic parking all along the road and people running in and out. And we’re afraid we’re <br />not, we know there’s going to be an accident eventually because of all the traffic going on and <br />cars coming through it too fast speeding. <br /> <br />All we request them to do is a hire a couple of people to oversee the parking and then put in <br />proper parking signs directing people to it. And then the people that are there with maybe a <br />colored vest on can direct them to the parking when it gets heavy and there’s a parking problem. <br />I don’t think that’s asking too much. We are for the swap meet. They are twisting it around to <br />make us the bad guys that we’re trying to shut the whole swap meet down. We’re not. We like <br />the swap meet like everybody does. But it gets out of hand. It’s a crazy situation at times and <br />very dangerous. So it’s the safety situation that we’re concerned about, and if they would put in <br />adequate signage and a couple of people in a vest, which we have done twice ourselves. We <br />don’t have the funds to hire people to oversee their operation of the road. They are taking in <br />money for their swap meet. They do have funds that they could hire people to do the job. We did <br />it twice and it worked very well. And we did it with a couple of people with their colored vests <br />on. The parking was no problem, they went and parked in the direct, in proper places. It was one <br />place for parking that they provided down Maile Street and then they, so -. If people don’t even <br />know they exists when they come in, they just park where it’s convenient. So if they were <br />8 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br /> <br /> <br />