2014-06-05HEARINGTRANSCRIPT-CELLCODBAVERIZONUSE14-046

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subpoenas of records but not for a broad, extensive document request as Mr. Inaba’s. And, to the extent that Mr. Inaba relies on Hawai‘i Rules of Civil Procedure 34, that is a discovery rule applicable to only lawsuits filed within the Circuit Courts of the State of Hawai‘i, and we would submit that this administrative, pending administrative hearing is not in a Circuit Court in the State of Hawai‘i. MIYASATO: Thank you. Anyone else from the Applicant? Would—Mr. Inaba, do you have a statement? INABA: My only statement is, you know, I requested the documents and I referenced that Rule 34 cause I was informed this kind of follows like a regular court hearing so if that was wrong, you know I understand that, but I requested the documents so I could better prepare myself and also if I was able to review more documentation, I think that would take less time here today, but since I haven’t been able to review anything from them, it may take me longer, but if I’m not able to review their documents, that’s fine. I’m willing to go ahead. Thank you. MIYASATO: Does the Director have a comment? NG: The Department takes no position on the Request for Production of Documents. Thank you. MIYASATO: Do the Commissioners have any questions at this time for the Applicant or the Intervenor? Okay, if there are no further questions, as Chair, I will favor with the Applicant and deny the Request for the Production of Documents and Things. NISHIMOTO: Okay, thank you. MIYASATO: Okay, the Applicant, you may proceed. NISHIMOTO: Okay, at this time, I’d just like to confirm that Verizon Exhibits A through K have been received and entered into evidence in the record. MIYASATO: Okay, are there any objections? Commissioners? Okay, hearing none, those exhibits will be admitted to the record. NISHIMOTO: Thank you. MIYASATO: Mr. Inaba? Director? Do you have— NG: No objections from the Planning Director. MIYASATO: Do you have your exhibit? You can proceed. 4 EXHIBIT F