Planning Commission - public_hearing

Monday, August 17, 2026

The Planning Commission held a general hearing to receive public input on eight rezoning applications. No votes were taken, as this was the initial stage of a multi-month process for various residential, commercial, and institutional developments.

About this meeting

Government Body
Planning Commission
Meeting Type
Planning Commission
Location
Greenville County, SC
Meeting Date
August 17, 2026

Transcript

66 sections

0:05Speaker 3

It's time for you to join. Recording is going on.

0:26Speaker 1

Council, today's county council members are on my right.

0:31Speaker 2

Hunt, District 19. Frank Farmer, District 22. R.I. Bradley, District 26. Ala Mitchell, District 23.

0:39Speaker 3

Lisa Seaman, District 24.

0:41Speaker 2

Dennis Vaughan, District 25. Gary Collins, District 27. The planning commissioners John Holland, Kenneth Medichek, H.E.P. are here to see today's meeting. What is this?

0:56 – 3:32Speaker 1

I will never get it. Can I see it? Never. Paul Graceful, Deborah Manning, Corey Haram, Janelle Phillips, A.D. Sternberg, Dennis Franklin, Jim Moore. The county staff is represented by Dapper Karel, Joshua Hendricks Henderson, Todd Bartley, Angela Shelton. Today's hearing was broadcast on the Greenwood Channel. Apart from the broadcast, boards were set up in the properties and detailed information was obtained on the Internet. This hearing was held to ensure that all opinions were correct and to provide a fair assessment. The hearing procedure for each case is mentioned below. The staff will provide information about each case. The applicant and their representative, as well as those who support the rezoning application, will be given a total of 10 minutes to speak. Those who oppose the rezoning application will be given a total of 10 minutes to speak. The council will not allow those who oppose to speak. The Greenwell County Planning Commission will present a report on each case at the staff meeting, which will be held on August 26, 2021. Planning Commission's Vice-Chancellor Shubharshi will discuss today's general hearing in the County Council Planning and Development Committee on September 14, 2026. At that time, the committee will prepare proposals for the County Council. The most relevant opinions from the public can be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Office. For any zoning change to be passed, if the three motions of the County Council are required, an appeal can be completed in the second motion. The current laws for today's appeal are as follows. The first motion is on August 18th. The second motion is on October 6th. The third motion is on October 20th. All in 2026. To help the Grimaldi County to reduce the malignancy in the road area, the officials must remove the boards from their property within the next five days. At this time, I would like to extend my greetings to the people of the Zoning Administration for the development of their first case, and to continue to give their suggestions about the current situation. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Council Members. First, I think I made a mistake in the planning commission. I don't remember whether you said 25th or 26th. Yes, it's 26th. I might have mispronounced it as 25th. I'm sorry about that. But still, I... I said 26th. 26th. Okay, very good. I couldn't hear what you said clearly. That's why I wanted to mispronounce it. So, thank you, Mr. Chairman.

3:32 – 4:32Speaker 2

The only reason for giving general hearing today is to give the opportunity to speak to all interested parties. There won't be any elections or elections. This is the beginning of a process that will last for about three months. Elections and elections will take place in the terms given by the chairman. All the parties in the parliament will be open to the public. Everyone will be interested to participate. We don't need to register any more people to speak at today's general hearing. If a docket planning commission is returned to the planning and development committee for more general opinions, or if a docket planning commission is called back, there will be another opportunity for those who use the sign-up sheet at the back of the room to speak. Please note that this is only for those who wish to become an interested party when a docket is returned or called for more general opinions of the Planning Commission. As always, you can contact the zoning administrator or the council clerk at any time. Hey, I forgot to pray before we go ahead. So, let's take a minute. I want to pray. We thank God for this day. We thank God for the sunlight. We thank God for this heat.

4:32 – 4:54Speaker 1

We pray that God will guide us and guide us when we pass through this. God, I pray that everyone here should be blessed. In the name of Christ, we pray. Amen.

4:54Speaker 2

Thank you, everyone.

4:59 – 6:07Speaker 4

Okay. Number 1, Docket CZ 2, Poojam 2, 6, Poojam 4, 1. This property is located on Greenville's 707th Stunt Bridge Road. For Annette Sallivan, Cork Vengeance LLC's Johnny D, Warana. Michelle Ivory and Karth Sallivan. This 5.9-acre-wide building is a parcel. It is located about 74 miles north of Stanton Bridge Road, Interstate 85, and Kavala. It is the facility of a single family here in the state. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The item shown here is zoned as R15 Single Family Residential District. R10 is a change to the single family residential district. You can also see the zones of the surrounding items. The indicated area is identified as single family residential. This is the photo of the area around the item and the item. Mr. German Thank you.

6:08 – 8:52Speaker 1

Is the applicant or his representative here? Please tell us what happens when you come to the temple and ask for the name and price. My name is John DeVore. The price of the item is 707 Stenbridge Road. We are trying to do it locally. When we first bought this item, there were two loads there. They bought the next lot, i.e. Lot 1 and Lot 2. They stayed in Lot 2. They bought Lot 1. Lot 1 was part of the Oxford Estate subdivision. There are 61 lots in that subdivision. That subdivision was established in 1959. All the lots in that subdivision have a total of 11,500 square feet of land. When zoning was implemented in that subdivision, it was established before zoning. Similarly, all the houses built there were pre-zoned. This is about 95% completed. Subdivision R15 was then zoned, but only 4 lots were in accordance with the law. There are 61 lots in that subdivision. Only 4 of them are more than 15,000 square feet or more. We wanted to complete this through a simple plot process. We conducted a survey to reverse that load. The load they want to reverse is 11,900 feet, and the other load at home is 14,900 feet. And, because of the monthly zoning, we had to go through a long process. When zoning was implemented, we had to go through a variance process because we had to develop the road against the house law. We won in that. What we want is for that lot to return to the ground level. If you look at the state of Oxford, there are 55 lots in Elizabeth Heights, the sub-division in Tech. Only 10 of them are in accordance with the law. 45 out of 55 are illegal, 61 out of 57 are illegal in Oxford, because there are only 6-15 of them. I don't know if that is a mistake, but in that subdivision, there are no plots with a total of 15,000 square feet. Those two subdivisions are usually 11,000 square feet. This will change the plot according to the other plots in the subdivision. That's what we need. Do you have any questions for the council? Mr. Mitchell,

9:02Speaker 2

If you win this, are you planning to build a house? In the other plot... Okay, that's possible. We want to sell it.

9:09 – 10:48Speaker 1

What's happening now is that three sisters got a house from their relatives. They want to sell that property. One sister is about to lose her house. By selling that house, she will be able to protect her current property. Or by selling that plot. When we sold it, the two plots were worth $238,000 more. I advised them to sell it. Yes, to sell it. Both are worth about $2,80,000. The house alone is worth about $2,15,000. We have got offers for that amount. The plot is only worth $70,000. We have got offers. We have got offers that are worth $60,000 or more. But they cannot be sold together. If they are sold together, we will only get the value of that house. When they are left alone, they will have more money. It will help that family. I see the same problem throughout that subdivision. If the people in that subdivision want to do anything, they have to come here. They don't have to come, because it's not really like that. The size and size of the plots there should be 6-10. If you look over there, it's 6-5 beyond the street. There is a farm on the top of the street. They are building it one by one. Yes, we are trying to sell the plot. If we sell it, a house can be built there.

10:48Speaker 3

The entrance to the plot will be in Carolina. East Carolina.

10:55Speaker 2

Excuse me. The entrance to the plot will be in East Carolina.

10:58 – 11:38Speaker 1

Stunt Bridge Road. This is the face of Stunt Bridge Road. Stunt Bridge Road has 85 feet of face. Okay. The house in the corner you see on the right has an entrance to the Stundon Bridge Road. It has a driveway on each side of the Stundon Bridge and East Carolina. Okay. Then there will be a driveway opposite to the other driveway on the Stundon Bridge Road on that plot. Okay. Thank you. That's why it was built. The actual family decided to buy that plot and close it down. They followed the plot to get rid of the confusion. Okay. Thank you.

11:38 – 11:58Speaker 2

Do you have any other questions? Thank you, Mr. Chairman. May I ask the staff about the plot that the law does not apply to zoning? How did it happen? Or can you explain what it is? Certainly.

12:05 – 12:42Speaker 1

He is right. Most of the plots in this area were plotted before zoning. This often happens. This creates plots that are not suitable for the laws. Those plots are stagnating. They can continue like this for a long time. But they can no longer be used. Because they do not maintain a stable level within a certain area. So that subdivision is stagnating there. At some point, a zoning overlay was added on top of it, and it was not a single parcel at that time. So many illegal plots were created that did not have such a small distribution.

12:44Speaker 2

They all have to come.

12:47Speaker 1

Okay, problem.

12:48 – 13:11Speaker 4

Only if they want to protect themselves. Since he is in this state, you can see the red line in the aerial picture, right? They put both together. Otherwise, they could have conducted the construction in a normal way. Normally, this does not affect the majority of the people there. Like this, if someone does not know this, the plot will be combined, then it will be rewritten, but the zoning laws of the area will change and it will not be understood, this is the only problem that arises.

13:14Speaker 2

Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, sir. Do you have any other questions?

13:22 – 14:46Speaker 4

Thank you, sir. Thank you. Is there anyone else who would like to speak to this docket? Is there anyone else? Is there anyone else who would like to speak to this docket? Is there anyone else who would like to speak to this docket? No one. Let's go to the next docket. Dock at Seaside from 2026 to Poojam 4-2. This property is located on Greenville's State Park Road in 1909. Clarence Hare is the applicant for Christina Hare. This 23-acre property is located as a parcel. It is located 8 miles from State Park Road and North Pleasant Burt Drive. It is a one-family residential area. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The item shown here is in the zone called C1 commercial district. The request is for 6-10 single family residential districts. You can also see the zones of the surrounding items here. The requested land use is for one family residence, the requester says. This is the photo showing the area around the item and the item. Chairman sir.

14:49Speaker 3

Good evening. May I know your name, address and address? Of course.

14:54Speaker 2

Please tell me your address. Okay.

14:56Speaker 1

Clarence Hare. My address is HIR, 99 State Park Road, Greenville, 29609. So... Thank you.

15:03 – 15:53Speaker 2

We are trying to move this house to a residential zone. As I said before, this was commercial. The use of the house was always residential. This was never used for commercial purposes. It was there because of the need for commercial items on the other side. This was sold many years ago. It was a residential then. I got this item through my wife's marriageable settlement. As I said, we completed this process in order to make changes in the house and add a deck. The previous setbacks were not in accordance. In accordance.

15:57Speaker 3

In accordance.

15:58 – 16:18Speaker 2

Thank you. They were in accordance. So, we completed this process to move this item to the residential zone. Do you have any questions? Yes, I can't see anything. Thank you, sir.

16:19 – 17:38Speaker 4

Is there anyone else who can speak in accordance with this docket? Is there anyone who can speak in accordance with this docket? Is there anyone who can speak against this docket? I can't see anyone against this docket. The next docket is you. Thank you. Dock at CEZ 2, Poojam 2, 6, Poojam 4, 3. This building is located on Greenville's White Horse Road. For Biriya Public Service District, Gari Broke is required in Biriya Fire Department. This building is a part of Poojam 8.5 acres. This is located on Fassbridge Road, Highway 183, White Horse Road, Highway 25, and 7.7 miles from Kaveli. This is a hidden place on land. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The property shown here is in the Office District Zone. It is a single-family residential district for the requirement of R-12. You can also see the surrounding property zones. The proposed land use is for the fire station, says the applicant. This is the picture of this site and the surrounding area. Mr. Chairman.

17:39Speaker 1

Thank you, Madam. Is the representative of the applicant here?

17:41 – 18:44Speaker 2

Oh, I'm here instead of Chief Rokin. My name is JJ. Who are you? I live in Greenwood County. I live on 23 Tulane Avenue in the Burra area. Our reason for resigning is that we are given the opportunity to work as a fire station. Ford does not allow a fire station. That's why all the others around are in R-12. We have bought the one next door. They will go back to that picture. Since our station is located at an area, we have bought that property and the one next to it. Our station is almost 50 years old. When I started 35 years ago, there were only three people in the station. Now, after today's commissioner meeting, we have 13 people in a shift in three different stations. That's why we need to build a station on these three sites. As I said, what I've shown you, the place where the house is, our station there, and the rest are all our property. Okay, do you have any questions? Questions? Okay, do you think there's no one here? Thank you, sir. Thank you.

18:59 – 20:17Speaker 4

Is anyone here to talk to this docket? Anyone else? Okay. Is anyone here to talk to this docket? Since no one is here, let's move on to the next docket. Dock at Seaside 2, Poojam 2, 6, Poojam 4, 4. This property is located in Greenville's 18-Villain Drive. It is the Nadan Quisher of the Abhekshagan Renaissance Custom Homes LLC. This property, which is 1.1 acres wide, is a parcel. It is located 4 miles north of Huntsbridge Road, Highway 183, from Huntsbridge Road. Moreover, it is a single-family residential. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The properties shown here are included in the commercial district zone. This requirement is for the RMA Multifamily Residential District. The surrounding property zones can also be seen. The proposed land use is for multifamily development, says the applicant. This is the picture of this site and the surrounding area. Mr. Chairman.

20:17Speaker 1

Thank you, Madam. If the applicant is not here, is our representative here?

20:22 – 20:45Speaker 3

Namaskaram, Stephanie Gates, Site Design, 225 Rocky Creek Road. I would like to introduce Abhekshagan to you. This used to be a single family residence. They had to demolish it because of the fire. Now it has been demolished. Abhekshagan intends to build a residential building here. If you have any questions regarding this, I am open to answering.

20:51Speaker 2

Do you have any questions? Chairman Blunt. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Can you give us any details about the construction of this area?

20:58Speaker 3

We are thinking of things like quadruplexes, that is, two or three quadruplexes, possibly up to 12 to 15 units. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Do you have any other questions?

21:23 – 22:41Speaker 4

Thank you. Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? Is there anyone else to speak for this docket? The next docket is 2, Poojam 2, 6, Poojam 4, 5. This building is located on Greenville's 18th and 26th Streets. It is Abhekshagan Tabernacle Baptist Church's Benny James. This 2.83-acre building is located on the banks of Isley Bridge Road and White Holes Road. It is 2.5 miles above sea level. There is a banyan tree and a buried land in it. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The area shown here is in the RMA Multifamily Residential District. This needs to be moved to C2 Commercial District. You can also see the zoning of the surrounding items. This area is said to be used as a care center. This is the photo showing the current location and surrounding areas. Mr. Chairman Thank you Madam

22:50 – 23:02Speaker 1

My name is Benny James. I live in Simpsonville, South Carolina. This method is for the adoption of a new child.

23:02 – 28:28Speaker 2

Our living conditions are not in accordance with the current laws. As the old rules have changed, it is now against the rules. That is why we are trying to build a new school for the children here. I have some donations that support this. Does anyone have any questions for Abhekshagan? I don't see anyone. Thank you, sir. Is there anyone here to speak for this docker? Is there anyone? I don't see anyone. Is there anyone? Oh, there is one. I didn't pay attention. Give me the names and details. Give me the names and details. Please give me the names and details. Gil Stewart, 212 Fairway Drive, Pekin, South Carolina, not in Greenville County, but I am the architect of this project. Yes, sir. I would like to clarify what Mr. James said once again. We are trying to create a new home for the elderly and the disabled. They need it. That is why we have come here. We had a few meetings with the zoning department to find the best options and ways. So this is exactly what we need right now. If you have any questions for me, feel free to ask. Does anyone from the council have any questions? Thank you, sir. Does anyone else have anything to say? Does anyone have anything to say against this topic? Does anyone oppose this topic? Since there is no one, let's move on to the next topic. The next topic is CZ 2, Pujam 2, 2, 6, Pujam 4, 6. This place is situated on Greenville's 6,340 White Horses Road. This property, which is 9.5 acres, is a parcel. It is located on White Horses Road, Highway 25, Saluda Dam Road, and is about 3.7 miles north of Saluda Dam Road. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The property shown here is C1 Commercial District. S1 Services District needs to be changed. The surrounding property zones can also be seen. The indicated land use is a bakery, not retail. This is a picture of the current location and the surrounding area. Mr. Chairman, thank you sir. Is there anyone present here to talk about this? Is there anyone here to talk about this topic? Is there anyone here to talk about this topic? Is there anyone here to talk about this topic? Since there is no one here, let's move on to the next topic. The next topic is CZ 2, Pujam 2, 2, 6, Pujam 4, 7. This place is located on Greenville's 3799 Old Easley Bridge Road. For South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department, Austin Allen of Arborlander Design LLC is the owner. This 16.74-acre property is a parcel. It is located 1.9 miles from Whitehorse Road, Old Easley Bridge Road, and Highway 25NV. This land is buried in the ground. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The property RS shown here is in the Residential Suburban District. The request is for the FRD Flexible Review District. You can also see the surrounding property zones. The intended use of land is said to be a care center. The pre-destroyed redevelopment center is planning to rebuild at the same location. Since the previous center was demolished a long time ago, it has not been able to rebuild as per the monthly zoning law. According to FRD, FRD will provide access to the facility up to 45,000 square feet and up to 1,000 square feet. The masonry, plaster, stone, hardy board, glass or their furniture will be used in neutral conditions as main building materials. The maximum height will be 45 feet. Use it as a site as it will be the entryway from the old E.C. Bridge Road. The site will have 32 parking spaces and a maximum of 50 parking spaces. The setback and buffer area around 25 feet is requested. This is the photo of the current site and the surrounding area. Chairman sir. Thank you, sir. Representative of them.

28:56Speaker 1

Mr. Baxley completed my statement.

28:57 – 29:37Speaker 2

This is a copy of the feedback we received from the Planning Commission Council when we submitted RM10 and RM10 earlier. We thought again, submitted FRD, FRDi, and made the most of the beds and rooms. We have given detailed landscape buffering, parking, and development guidance for this project. So, if you have any questions, I am happy to answer them. Do you have any questions? No. I don't think anyone will have any questions about this.

29:37Speaker 3

We saw this. Yes, we.

29:45 – 32:17Speaker 2

This is the second time. This is good. Good. Thank you, sir. Okay. No questions. Okay. Thank you, sir. Is there anyone else who can speak against this docket? Okay. Is there anyone who can speak against this docket? Is there anyone who can speak against this docket? If there is no one, we can go to the last docket. Today's last docket is CZ 2, Poojam 2, 2, 6, Poojam 4, 8. This property is located on Fairview Road in Simpsonville, India. John Daron of Daron Engineering is the applicant for William Pagore. This land is 1.2 acres wide and is a parcel. It is about 1.3 miles from the junction of Fairview Road and Harrison Bridge Road. There is a house here on the ground. This is the zoning of the surrounding area. The land shown here has been divided into RS, RS Residential Suburban Districts. This is an effort to make it an FRD, FRD Flexible Review District. You can see the zones of the surrounding land here. It is clear that the intended use of land is the needs of the house and property. In addition to the use in the field, this site is also intended to be used for mining purposes. There is a world mine prepared in advance in the field here. It will stand there itself. This mine has a capacity of 10,000 square feet and a height of 20 feet. According to FRD, the site will provide a maximum capacity of 12,000 square feet and a height of 45 feet. It can be used for about 1,500 sq. ft. dwellings, 2,000 sq. ft. dwellings in Bavi and up to 10,000 sq. ft. dwellings in Vanija. It can be used for warehousing, distribution, cabinet carpentry shop, sales of equipment, and rental. It can be used for the construction of front-mounted looms, steel frames, masonry, concrete, and wooden beams. It can be used for the construction of the road in Fairview Road and can be used for seven parking spaces in front of the building. 40 feet in the front, 10 feet in the back, and 25 feet in the back. There will be a setback like this. A 6-foot-high privacy fence in the north and 6-foot-high privacy fence in the south will be built. The boards in the building will be according to the Greenville County Sign Ordinance and lighting section 12.1. This is the zoning ordinance of Greenville County. This is the photo showing the main place and surrounding area. Chairman sir. Thank you.

32:21Speaker 1

They are here. Name and address, please.

32:23 – 33:55Speaker 2

My name is William Pagora. I live in Greenvilla's Village Crest Drive. When I first saw this place, I thought it was a useless place. There was no one there. There was only a used house there. There was a forest on the other side. What I told the Realtor, the lawyer and the seller was that it would be easier for me to sell my cars and equipment through a warehouse. Now I have to face the resistance. I am ready to help with what CET needs, but I never thought things would go this way. Also, they are asking me to build a pond there. But the Municipal Assembly behind my property has set up a sewage line. So, they destroyed what was there. They claim that there is a mine there. I have never seen a mine there. Even if there was a leak there, when the city council established the sewage line, it all disappeared, and I had to install a septic system. Now I'm trying to connect with that sewage line. Even if I call everyone involved in that line, no one will call back. So I hired a civil engineer. He's helping me with everything. As I said earlier, I'm ready to do everything necessary here. Do you have any questions about this bill? Council member.

33:55Speaker 3

I have a question to make clear. Are you talking about the Municipal Assembly? Or are you referring to the county?

34:01Speaker 2

It could be the county. Yes, I don't know exactly who did it.

34:06Speaker 3

I would like to clarify if this is a part of a municipality.

34:10 – 35:03Speaker 2

I'm not sure. Is this a municipal assembly or a county? Josh, do you have any idea? This is being established in the county. CWG Vipulikaranam. Um. From this aerial picture, you can see that a sewage pipeline has come along this side of the property. I think it is passing behind Aruvi. It was built for the development activities opposite to my property. When I bought this place, there was nothing there. So now we don't know whether it is a town hall or a county. Forgive me. Now we don't know whether it is a town hall or a county. I don't know who set up that sewage line. But, as I said, I stopped the workers at work many times and asked them to give me their number. No one called. I believe I have received some feedback from the Metro about this.

35:03Speaker 3

Chairman, the engineer of the contractor is also here.

35:05Speaker 2

So, if there are any questions to the engineer, he can answer them. Thank you, Chairman. Sir. Yes.

35:21Speaker 3

That's why it is in the Seavage Line Metro District. This year, after September, they have announced that it will be available for use. Okay.

35:30Speaker 1

Do you have any other questions? Chairman.

35:39 – 37:57Speaker 2

This is a staff question. Why is this big building in the middle of RS, RS? So, in the beginning of 2024, we got an offer. A shop allowed us to live in this property as a garage and we completed it. This is a residential zone. If this is completely residential, we consider it as an accessory structure. An accessory structure cannot exist in a property without a main house. So, that permit was fulfilled. In the next 24 days, we received a permit called Varnaminiyam or Barnau House. We often see this in rural areas. Usually, there will be a barn or storage facility in this or a residence facility inside it. The size of a house or what material it should be made of is not mentioned in the zoning ordinance. So, when we looked at the zoning vehicle, it was allowed under a new residential construction permit. We allowed it with setbacks. Okay. I was told that a warehouse would not be allowed. But in Easley, I have a building like this in the 4271 Calhoun Memorial, and there is a residence in it. So I said, okay, let's call this a residential warehouse. But when I got the permit, it was not a warehouse, but a residence. I don't mind how it turned out. I am fully satisfied with the way it is. But if I have to sell it, I don't want to make any trouble. That's why I want to move it to a zoning commercial. Any other questions? No, this is not commercial. This is FRD. FRD. Forgive me.

37:57 – 38:08Speaker 1

According to our rules, this is for staff. This is FRD instead of commercial. It is a flexible view district. It has permission for commercial needs and other needs.

38:10Speaker 2

But that's not a commercial zoning district. That's right.

38:12 – 38:23Speaker 1

But if this building was built for residential needs, that's how I understand it. That's right. Therefore, there are no sprinklers in it. It will be a part of this.

38:23 – 38:54Speaker 3

It is something that can be decided later as to what the purpose is when a permit is granted. That is, the permit was granted as an apartment, and there was also a personal garage associated with it. That is not a problem for any kind of furniture needs. But if it is a storage or a warehouse where business is going on, it is a problem. That is where the problem arises. Okay. Okay.

38:54 – 39:22Speaker 2

Do you have any other questions? Yes. Continue. Why is this used now? Toad, this is for you. It is now hidden. I am putting my belongings in it. Not my belongings, but my tools, cars, and only personal belongings. My question was this. Was it a residence? Was it a hidden place? Was it a useless, forested place? I came to destroy it. I filled it with about 40 loads of dirt. My intention is that after the wedding, there should always be a place to stay in it. It's a new wedding. Okay.

39:32Speaker 1

There was an apartment inside it. Okay.

39:35Speaker 3

There was an apartment in the corner on the right. Okay. I got it.

39:38Speaker 2

If you look at the street view, it is in this corner with the windows that the residence is located. That's right. Okay.

39:47Speaker 3

Do you have any other questions? Okay. Thank you, sir. Thank you.

40:03 – 40:15Speaker 1

Has anyone come to talk about this? Anyone else? Has anyone come to talk about this? Because no one is here, we are breaking the yoga. Oh, I always like it.

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