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So that all of, I’m not sure if they’re workers’ cars, but in the past, no cars were parked along Kaūmana Drive. I do see cars now parked where it’s not paved, but it has expanded. So, I guess I disagree that I think you have workers’ cars parked along Kaūmana Drive. I’m—I cannot identify the cars nor do I know the owners. I am just saying that there are a couple cars parked almost daily in the extended area as you go up Kaūmana Drive where there’s that rock wall, that retaining wall that was built. Along there, I do see a couple two, three cars parked there quite often. So, I disagree with them in terms of all workers’ cars are not you know are down on the far end of the development. WILSON: Correct. I spend most of my time at the bottom but we have a subcontractor, local subcontractor doing all the work up on the right-of-ways, we call it. Now, there is equipment up there and there is, there are pick-up trucks that have their tools in them but for the most part, they had to widen the road. That was, they started that first, so that’s been about two months ago, so there have been small equipment on the side of the road. Two days ago, they put a lid on the drain that’s over there, so they’ll be, the rails you’re talking about that aren’t wet, that rail is actually going to be driven on, so the barriers were encroaching, that’s why there were the big delineators that they put there, but those should go away, I would say within the end of this week. Next, they’re gonna back in and pave that mountain side and that will be wider. But I’m not sure, the traffic, I think the vehicles you’re talking about were the cement trucks for the retaining walls, but there shouldn’t be anybody parked on the side of the road there that I’m aware of. They did stripe a temporary stripe, white line, fog line in there— ONO: They were regular sedans or small trucks. WILSON: Pardon? ONO: They were regular sedans or small trucks, you know— WILSON: I do have a—do you know what time of day that would be? ONO: No, I’m sorry, I go up and down throughout the day. WILSON: You know, there are probably housewives dropping their husbands off. I would say maybe that’s what’s happening. All my crew—they come to work and they drive down the hill, but I will get to the bottom of the—whoever’s parking up there, I’m not aware of it because Willocks has that whole right-of-way to work in. The people park there and leaving their vehicle there would be just be a nuisance for them. ONO: No, maybe I’m not, it’s not the area that’s been paved on the, the curving. It’s on the other side where you had built a rock retaining wall on the other side of Kaūmana Drive. WILSON: I don’t know what— ONO: You kind of cleared, you kind of excavated several properties on the other side of— WILSON: Yes, we did. 12 EXHIBIT F