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I I I 1 envisions the land use pattern for high density urban development which allows for General Commercial, Multiple Family Residential and related services. This is an aerial photo of the property with the subject property outlined in red. The subject property is rectangular in shape and is located at the southwest corner of the Kino`ole Street and Lono Street intersection. On your screen you have Kino`ole Street which is a County owned roadway that is maintained with about a sixty(60) foot right-of-way. Kino`ole Street is running diagonally from the top of your screen to the bottom. Lono Street is also a County owned roadway that is currently not maintained and is unimproved. The applicant's driveway is currently the only improvement that exist within the Lono Street right-of-way. Nearby properties include a medical office located to the west, a credit union located to the north and directly east is a vacant lot. There are some scattered single-family residences along Kino`ole Street and located behind the subject property you have a property that contains housing for the State of Hawaii. This is a site plan that was submitted by the applicant that shows the existing structure(clearing of throat, excuse me) as well as the surrounding area. Again, you can see the subject property at the corner of the Kino`ole Street and Lono Street intersection:I Kino`ole Street is running from the bottom to the top of your screen and Lono Street is running from left to right',and both are measured at 60 feet. At this time the applicant is not proposing to make changes to the existing structures located on the property. This site plan was submitted by the applicant for the purpose of their rezone application just to indicate the structures that currently exists on the property. As you can see there is a dwelling and existing garage both were constructed in nineteen twenty-five (1925). The existing sidewalk with planter is also shown on the site plan to your right which fence the property on the Kino`ole along the Kino`ole Street. This is a view of the subject property from Kino`ole Street. There is an existing dwelling located on the property. There is parking for the office use located to the left of your screen behind the landscape and that is currently being used. There is an existing rock wall that separates the property from the sidewalk that is shown on your screen at the bottom. If driving on Kino`ole Street you'll notice that the rock wall is continuous and goes along the Kino`ole Street frontage for most of the properties in the area. This is a photo looking, facing onto Lono Street from Kino`ole Street. The applicant's dwelling and carport is located to the left of your screen. You can see the pavement for Lono Street ends just right before the applicant's driveway and again the applicant's driveway is the only improvement located within the Lono Street right-of-way. Here's a view of the subject property frontage off of Kino`ole Street looking south, the subject parcel is on your right hand side'of your screen. You can see the rock wall that I mentioned in the earlier slide which separates the existing sidewalk and planter on the subject property. I hope you all have received the revised recommendation and conditions of approval that were sent yesterday as well as posted to our website. In the revised recommendation the Planning Director is proposing an amendment to Condition G as staff conducted a site visit yesterday, sorry, not yesterday to verify that the existing width of the Kino`ole Street sidewalk and planter strip that fronts the property. At the site visit staff measured from the base of the existing wall to the edge of the sidewalk with the planter strip to be just under ten (10) feet and measuring in at approximately nine point eight five (9.85) feet. After verifying with the Department of Public 3 EXHIBIT B(DRAFT)