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like to kind of now turn it over to Daryn Arai. He will kind of like discuss more in more detail <br /> of what we're just talking about and at the same time make a suggested amendment to propose <br /> Condition K. So, Darren. <br /> ARAI: Thank you Sidney. Happy New Year Chair Au and members of the Windward Planning <br /> Commission. Great to see you guys all again and thank you for your continual service. We <br /> apologize for transmitting our December 30 letter to you addressing Condition K so late. But we <br /> hope that all of the commissioners and the staff has easy access to the exhibits. Especially the <br /> exhibits that we just turned in yesterday that added a new Exhibit E. So, if it's okay, I would like <br /> to kind of go through the exhibits very quickly, one by one. So, are the commissioners able and <br /> the staff able to look at those Exhibit A thru E? • <br /> KAY: Daryn, if it would be helpful, I can share those on the screen. <br /> ARAI: Oh, that would be awesome, thank you Christian. <br /> KAY: Okay,just give me one second, please. <br /> ' that in our <br /> ARAI: While we're waiting for the exhibits to be loaded up, I should mention a <br /> December 30 letter we did offer suggested language or suggested amendments to Condition K. <br /> In order to provide the option of a 8-foot wide all weather dust free pathway within the subject <br /> property that will providethat lateral pedestrian movement along Highway 132 and to ensure <br /> that it remains available for public use the pathway would be encumbered by a non-exclusive <br /> pedestrian easement that will be non-restrictive. So, in our December 30 letter it did provide <br /> specific language on how we believe Condition K could be constructed in order to accommodate <br /> this alternative pedestrian pathway. <br /> So, as you see on the screen right now. <br /> KAY: Sorry, let me get that. <br /> ARAI: Exhibit A, little bit small perfect right there. You can see where the subject property is <br /> located at the far eastern corner of the preliminary Pahoa Regional Town Center boundaries and <br /> the boundaries are defined by the dots. The next Exhibit B, Christian thank you and this <br /> illustration better demonstrates what we were trying to convey to all of you in that the Village <br /> Center boundaries are defined by the yellow dots. As you can see this image is overlaid with <br /> County's zoning with the yellow, the browns, and the pinks located to the left of the screen <br /> within the Town Center boundaries, and that'is where your urban core or Urban Center is located <br /> and that's where we assume a lot of the pedestrian movements to the applicant's property across <br /> Highway 130 will be generated. As you move to the right of the screen or right of the image, <br /> you see the subject property outlined in red,but you also note that the surrounding land to the <br /> right is all designated agricultural. So, you have much larger parcels thereand we anticipate <br /> much less in a way of any pedestrian movements through the subject property from lands going <br /> to the east of Highway 132. ' <br /> 8 <br /> EXHIBIT C (DRAFT) <br />