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HEIT: Okay, you might be referring to the Country Club. TANIGUCHI: Oh yeah, maybe the Country Club. Yeah. What's happening with that? HEIT: Can't speak for the mindset of people who think they own property there but they don't. TANIGUCHI: No, I know, but what is being done to resolve that problem? There's gonna be people that if you, if they determine that that building has gotta go, they're gonna be, they have to be relocated out. HEIT: Correct. TANIGUCHI: But I guess that's where my question is. What's being done in terms of the peninsula, in terms of master plan? Because the first thing you gotta do is determine that. And if it's going to be determined that that building cannot stay for a number of reasons, whether it's because of the sea level rise, deficient construction, whatever it is. You know, somebody, we gotta get some kind of plan or document to say that this is what the plan is for the area. I mean, so the first step to me is, well the first step is you gotta get the EIS only to start the process, everything going, but the, if you, without the master plan we cannot do a lot of different, other things I think. ONISHL So I have a question for Amy. So Amy, you brought up that issue. So, in this conceptual plan, what was supposed to happen to those people? SELF: I don't believe that was ever taken into consideration. This plan was put together by the previous administration and so I don't think that's been a consideration. This is just a conceptual plan. ONISHL Okay, previous administration but some of the same members on this redevelopment agency, am I correct? SELF: Were you on there? I don't think—you were not. GADDIS: No, no. SELF: And KT wasn't; she just joined. ONISHL I think Chair DeLima was on it. SELF: Yes. ONISHL But what I'm saying is, so in essence it's a deficient plan. SELF: Well, it's ONISHL Because it didn't follow the statutes. Page 9 of 19 Banyan Drive Hawaii Redevelopment Agency September 24,2018 Minutes