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i AU: Okay, thank you Mr. Fuke, thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Good. So, please state your name and j the town that you live in, and you can go ahead with your— LIN: Point of order, Chair Au. I believe staff presentation first. AU: Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, excuse me. Staff presentation, thank you, Commissioner Lin. CAMERO: That would be me, let me just get my screen up and share it with you all. Okay, sorry. Good morning, Chair, and members of the Windward Planning Commission. The application that you have before you today is the Laura and Garvin Goode Change of Zone application number PL-REZ-2021-000003. The subject parcel is located within the South Hilo j District within the Papa`ikou area and shown on your screen by the star. Highway 19 runs in the north to south direction on your screen. The applicant is requesting a Change of Zone to reclassify the subject property from Agricultural-20 acres to Family Agricultural-2 acres zoning district for approximately 9.581 acres of land. The reason for the request is that if the requested land use entitlement change is approved the applicant's proposed to subdivide the property into three (3) lots in order to convey two (2) of the 3 proposed lots to their family members. This is the County's zoning map for the subject property which is outlined in yellow. The current zoning for the subject property and the neighboring properties is Agricultural-20 acres. Properties to the east and across the highway are zoned Single Family Residential-10,000 square feet as shown or, as indicated by the yellow on your screen. This is the State Land Use Boundary map the subject property again is outlined in red for your convenience. The subject property is located within the State Land Use designation of Agricultural. As you can see there's the Urban designation further east and to the right of your screen as indicated by the pink. This is the Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG)map. The subject property is outlined in red for your viewing. The light green color indicates the Important Agricultural Land (IAL) designation, and the golden rod color is indicated the Low-Density Urban (LDU) designation. While the property is designated as IAL and LDU. Given the broad-brush nature of the LUPAG map the Planning Director has determined that the subject property is situated within the LDU LUPAG designation which would accommodate the applicant's request for the FA zoning. This is the Hamakua CDP map. The subject property is located within the Hamakua CDP which does encompass the judicial district of Hamakua to North Hilo and portions of South Hilo. The subject property is actually hidden beneath this legend map. I put a star on the legend map to show the approximate area that the subject property is located within the Hamakua CDP. It is located within an Important Agricultural Land designation and, as you can see there's a lot of the Low-Density Urban designation located within this area. This is an aerial view of the subject property. The property is irregular in shape and located mauka of Highway 19. The property is bisecting by the Kalaoa Camp Road which you can be run across your screen. There are 2 existing dwellings located on the property and several farm related structures. This is one dwelling, and this is the other dwelling. Access to the property is from Kalaoa Camp Road, which is an existing 12-foot-wide pavement within a 30-foot-wide roadway easement that bisects the property like I mentioned earlier. The private roadway is accessed by Highway 19, which is State owned highway, and you can see it's 2 EXHIBIT A (DRAFT) i I