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a drainage element. So, I'm wondering if there's a drainage element to your proposed solution or how you might be wanting to address drainage issues that might arise from the development. Thanks. FUKE: I can respond to that. That photograph is taken from so called what I would consider like the Waimea Bypass Road right near where the Parker Ranch headquarters is, so it's in that section. So, when they constructed that road, they had gotten some exceptions from the standard curb, gutter, and sidewalk requirement because they wanted to have the ambience more like in keeping with area. So, they had to address specifically the drainage question, so what you just seen, what you saw in that photo is of course like a swell, a drainage swell. In this particular situation and that's why I kind of wanted to point out to the existing situation where there would not be any improvements to the highway portion so, understandably, they would not be any need to have added drainage improvements in that area. The concept was to have like the walkway being incorporated all within the applicant's property. So essentially no new improvements to the roadway section just visualize like you're going to have like an 8-foot-wide path constructed and that would accomplish the same thing as what you saw in the Parker Ranch situation, the Waimea situation. ARAI: Sorry, I should note that if the pathway is within the applicant's property there's also part of the proposed parking lot and driveway within the commercial development. County normally will require drainage improvements within the subject property in order to prevent any drainage flows from going to adjoining properties or onto the roadway. FUKE: Yeah,related to that is that is part of the Plan Approval requirement,before the property can actually be occupied. You need to have a site drainage plan that's approved by the Department of Public Works. The site drainage plan has to address all of the existing as well as proposed improvements on the property and they have to be implemented in conjunction with the development or improvement of the land. AU: Sony to interrupt, but I do see a representative from the Department of Public Works. Ms. Matsumoto would you like speak, I would have to swear you in though. So, sorry Commissioners, can we hear Ms. Matsumoto first before you move on with your question so, can you please raise your right hand. Do you affirm to tell the truth in front of the Windward Planning Commission today? MATSUMOTO: Ido. AU: Okay, thank you very much, so I guess my question to you is, can you please address Mr. Fuke and Mr. Arai's request to amend Condition K. MATSUMOTO: So, basically, that curb, gutter, and sidewalk that's a standard comment based on the commercial Change of Zone. This is the same comment we made for when they applied back in 2012 and withdrew that application. It was also included on the Use permit so we're sticking with the same comment, and nothing has changed. Regarding the proposed alternate that they're recommending that's a little bit different because, I think it's Ala `®hi`a. That one the County is maintaining based on a grant of easement but within the Waimea subdivision the 10 EXHIBIT C (DRAFT)