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DRAFT- SUBJECT TO CHANGE VITOUSEK: Okay, go ahead, Christian. KAY: Thanks again for your patience. As I stated before, the subject property is located in the North Kona District of Hawai`i Island, here indicated with a red star. For reference we've got Mamalahoa Highway running generally north-south through the slide, and a close landmark is the Matsuyama Food Mart. from applicant is requesting a State Land Use Boundary Amendment A gricultural to Urban for .992 acres of land and a Change of Zone from an Agricultural-1 acre zoning district to a Single-Family Residential 15,000-square-foot zoning district for the same area of land. If the requested land use entitlement changes are approved, the applicant proposes to subdivide the property into a total of two lots with a minimum lot size of 15,000 square feet each, consisting of one existing single-family dwelling and supporting infrastructure on each lot for estate planning purposes. The applicant plans to complete subdivision of the property by mid-year 2022. Here is the county zoning map for the area. We've got a similar Agricultural 1-acre zoning and Agricultural 5-acre, Agricultural 3-acre zoning in the area. Again for reference, we've got Mamalahoa Highway running generally north-south through the slide. The subject property takes its access off of Kinoulu Street at the intersection of Kalaoa Street. The current State Land Use, pardon me, the current State Land Use designation for the subject property and much of the surrounding area is Agricultural. However, the County's General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide Map designates the subject property and much of the surrounding area in its Low-Density Urban designation, which is meant for more low-density residential type uses up to six units per acre. The subject property is located within the Kona Urban Area, again outlined here in a yellow star, and isconsidered by the Kona CDP an infill rezoning for the area. Here is an aerial photo of the subject property outlined in red. Again, we've got Hawai`i Belt Road, or Mamalahoa Highway,running here, Kalaoa Street in this general vicinity, and then Kinoulu Street. The subject property is currently improved with the two dwellings: the first which was built in 1961 here, and then the second which was built under an `Ghana Permit in 1992 here to the right. Other uses in the area are residential in nature, some small agricultural uses, and a water bottling plant, which was approved by Special Permits across the highway. Here is the applicant's proposed subdivision map. Again, we've got Mamalahoa Highway running here. Again, Proposed Lot 1-A would consist of the original dwelling on the property built in 1961; Proposed Lot 1-B would consist of what is now permitted as an `ohana dwelling on the property. Here's some photos of the subject property and surrounding area. We've got a photo here in the upper left of Mamalahoa Highway coming onto Kalaoa Street and heading toward Kinoulu Street. The upper right is a.photo of the entrance onto Kinoulu Street where the applicant takes 3 EXHIBIT A (DRAFT)