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Downtown Hilo so, you can it outlined in red here. Here's the TMK map current showing the <br /> seven(7) different parcels that make up this kind of project site. There are access easements and <br /> such going through the property that you can see but, here is the site right along Kamehameha <br /> Street and then of course the Wailoa River is running along the southern and eastern boundary. <br /> The applicant is requesting a Change of Zone from an Open to an Industrial-Commercial Mixed <br /> Use-20,000 square foot which is MCX-20 zoning district for the entire 3.29 acres of land. The <br /> applicant is proposing to consolidate and re-subdivide the existing.7 parcels into four(4)parcels <br /> to accommodate the rezone request and if you note that the requirements for MCX-20 means that <br /> the minimum lot size is 20,000 square feet. So, that is why thexonsolidation and re-subdivision <br /> is being put forth to accommodate that so, each parcel is at least 20,000 square feet. So, he'll be <br /> consolidating and then cutting it into 4 separate parcels. _----,e-rthe County zoning you can see <br /> all the purple is Open and we have the river here area whichs kind of marked as Conservation. <br /> You have some CN-ten(10) zoning which is that Neighborhood Commercial, the ML and then <br /> of course over here too some Light Industrial or Light Commercial butthe majority of the area is <br /> zoned as Open. <br /> The State Land Use Boundary Map shows all Urbantthe entire area is Urban-except for the river <br /> which is actually within the State Land Use Conservation District. The General or Land <br /> Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG)map has actually-marked this area as you can see it's a <br /> darker red as Industrial, the lighter is Open and;then you have=Medium Density Urban, <br /> Industrial, Industrial so, this LUPAG calls outthi=area as Industrial and of course Conservation <br /> is the river. Here is an aerial photograph-=of the sft-e-;YO:u.tcan seethat it's fully developed with <br /> parking, a number of buildings including the historic Hilo Iron Works building. You can see <br /> Wailoa River next door s a Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) DAR-Division <br /> of Aquatic Resourceshas=kind of a base yard there'amehamel a and then of course the parks <br /> across the street so. here's the intersection of Manono and Kamehameha right there. <br /> The applicant's=subdivvision plan shows CRS would be the new consolidation and re-subdivision <br /> so you can-see one (1),two_,(2) includes that little clog leg there, three (3) and then four.(4) the <br /> remainder on the side. So,°that would be the future subdivision into the 4 separate parcels. <br /> Here's a viewof the propertylooking east_along Kamehameha Avenue this is the entrance into <br /> there's kind of a feeder road thatwvould enter and then you could enter the property at a few <br /> locations. You-could_see the existing structures there and then the businesses that are already <br /> active at the site. Here's the view of the property entrance looking west along Kamehameha so <br /> you can see the turn laTte5whereivople would turn left into the entrance there. <br /> At this time, the Planning Director is wishing to forward a favorable recommendation to the <br /> County Council for the Change of Zone application number 21-243. I'll go ahead and clear my <br /> screen. Commissioners if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer. <br /> REPLOGLE: Commissioners any questions? Okay, there appear to be none so we will move on <br /> to the applicant's presentation Garth Yamanaka of Yamanaka Enterprises Inc is the applicant <br /> representative, Vern Yamanaka,Yamanaka Enterprises Inc is also the applicant representative <br /> and Norman Piianaia one of the applicants Norman Abraham Piianaia Revocable Living Trust <br /> 2 <br /> EXHIBIT B (DRAFT) <br />