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where you’re siting the tower, it should be a continuation of the north boundary line of the parcel you’re identifying as mine. And, if that’s the case, and you’re setting the tower back 20 feet from the side, the side setback, it should be further lower on this picture. Do you have any questions, Mr. Martin? MARTIN: I don’t—I can’t comment on that. I put in the coordinates into Google Earth, and I used the County’s website. If it’s off a little bit, it might be. INABA: Okay, then if this picture’s off, if you went to Exhibit F— MARTIN: Yeah, it’s still across from your property, right? INABA: No, I’m trying to get to Exhibit F. So, if that tower is a little high on the picture, if you went to Exhibit F, and it’s a little lower than it should be, that tower may fall on that structure, and that’s all I said. The tower may, or it appears it may fall on the structure. MARTIN: Even if it was off, I actually interestingly enough, I met the guy that did the website for the Real Property Tax last night. And, I talked to him about this issue, and I said it looks like when you go to these sites, that it’s off a little bit. And he did say that it was off by like three degrees or something, and they were working to fix that, but he said it’s obvious how, how, what the adjustment is because you can see that the lot doesn’t line up with the street like it should. So, even, even if it was to be adjusted that way, and even if this was to say the tower was to stay where it is, and Mr. Inaba’s property would border this street, it still wouldn’t cross over. INABA: No, I never said it would cross into my property. I’m talking about Exhibit F where you’re showing that it doesn’t reach a structure on that Parcel 49— MARTIN: You still say the — INABA: I’m saying if the tower were supposed to be further down or lower on this picture, it would be closer to the structure. That’s all I’m saying. It appears it may hit the structure. MARTIN: So, these are surveyed coordinates. These coordinates are correct. The tower is where I’m showing it on here unless Google Earth is wrong and that’s rare— INABA: --You know, I would agree with you that the person that told you that it may be off, I would agree, and I would just say that both of these pictures are unreliable— MARTIN: No, no, not these coordinates. I’m talking about the map itself. And you can tell by looking at—yeah, the tmk line’s off, not the map itself. INABA: Well, you can’t, nobody can be sure of that. I’m just saying these two maps are unreliable, and we shouldn’t rely on them. You actually said that the person you talked to said 21 EXHIBIT F