2014-06-05HEARINGTRANSCRIPT-DOMINIQUE MAUS SPP 14-160

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close to one of those. They, they’re not very pretty to look at, they attract animals – feral cats, feral dogs – they, they are an environmental hazard, and things of this nature so a few of the goals of KRD is to eliminate some of these dump sites, give the residents of Ocean View an opportunity to utilize a service that does not yet exist in Ocean View, that they might have been used to using in other communities. So basically that’s in a nutshell what KRD is aiming to do. And like I said I do have a copy of the customer contract if you guys would like to review that. We are going to operate as closely to the waste management standards that apply in all other communities. Our customers will have to sign a contract. They will have to take their rubbish and stick it into containers and set them near the road where we can then drive by and take no more than 10 or 15 steps to pick up these bags of rubbish that are inside of cans. We are requiring that all of our customers keep their rubbish inside of containers to avoid the bags being torn open by wild animals, feral animals and things of that nature, so basically, in essence, KRD is just trying to give the community an opportunity to have their rubbish removed without having to do it themselves. We’re trying – yeah, basically we’re trying to--being a resident of Ocean View, it’s, it is a unique place to live. There are many challenges living there so a lot of our goal is to help keep the community clean and green, and environmentally safe, and just basically give the residents of Ocean View an option that does not yet exist. MIYASATO: Okay, thank you. BAKK: Yeah. MIYASATO: Any questions? Commissioner-- MOSES: I have a question. So how many customers do you think you will need to sustain your business? BAKK: We did a lot of research prior to going into this business and as of the 2010 census that we are aware of, there were a registered 4,000 homes in Ocean View, and a little over 2,000 registered, I’m sorry, 3,000 registered people and in the research that we’ve done, we found that about 300 customers will sustain the business out of the 4,000 homes that are registered in Ocean View. MOSES: I would like to see your contract. BAKK: Okay. Here you go. And when we first started going through this process with Jeff, we did mention the fact that initially we were planning on applying for this permit in order to go through 5 EXHIBIT A