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I i West Hawaii Business Park, LLC Request to Amend Ord. No. 18-115 July 15; 2021 Page No. 12 r conditions of approval, a maximum of 40 IWS are allowed before connection to the County's Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Plant (V'JINTP). The proposed subdivision improvements include "dry' sewer lines which will connect to the County's Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Pian upon completion of sewer improvements connecting the existing sewer lines within Queen Kaahumanu Highway to the WV1JTP. 8. The request is not contrary to Chapter 205A, HRS relating to Coastal Zone Management Area. The project site is situated mauka of Queen Kaahumanu Highway and is not within the County's Special Management Area. Accordingly, there will be no impact on coastal areas or resources. Ali archaeological reviews anc. approvals have been secured for the project area, including: Archaeological Inventory Survey Archaeological Data Recovery Plan Archaeological Preservation Plan Burial Treatment Plan, Based on the biological surveys, there are no endangered species of plants or anirrials within the project area. Recommended mitigation measures include compliance with the County's Outdoor Fighting Code to minimize potential impact on endemic seabirds which may overfly the area. Eased on the cultural impact assessment and other related studies, the review of the proposed development determined that the project will have no adverse impact relative to cultural and historical resources in the area. In this regard, the PIS prepared for this project, stated that: No cultural practices or beliefs will be adversely impacted by the project, and no valuable natural, cultural or historical resource will be substantially afffected, given implementation of mitigation measUres to prevent adverse impacts to culturally important view planes and water quality of culturally important ponds and marine waters downslope of the project. Proper treatment of historic sites with cultural values will prevent adverse cumulative impact. The necessary mitigation measures have been included as conditions of approval of the Land Use Commission Decision and Order and Ordinance 04-110 as amended by Ordinance No. 18-115. No changes to these conditions are proposed, Accordingly, the overall reasons/justifications for the rezoning of the WHBP are still applicable.