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Director's recommendation, and that's to update the fair share fees at this time with today's current rate. The applicant's stated reasons for the request. The previous landowner, Nimble Inc., sought and was granted the change of zone request in 20, 2006. They began working on compliance with the conditions of approval towards the development of the seven-lot subdivision. In 2010 the current landowner, Clinton Hinchcliff, secured a partial interest in the property. Despite the efforts, the landowners were unable to obtain the final subdivision approval by June 2011, and they unfortunately did not seek an administrative time extension from the Planning Department. This is the County zoning map. The subject property is outlined in red and is designated as FA-3 shown on your screen as a light blue. The other surrounding zonings are Agricultural-20 acres shown in the dark green and Agricultural-3 acres shown in the teal color. This is the State Land Use Boundary Map for the subject property. The subject property, as well as the surrounding area, is located in the State Land Use Agricultural District. The subject property again is outlined in red on your screen. This is the General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide Map. The subject property is outlined in red, and it's in the, within the designated area as Important Agricultural Lands. On your screen before you, you have the Kona CDP Map. The subject property is located within the Kona CDP; however, it's just outside of the Kona Urban Area, which you can see the red line—it travels in a top to bottom direction on the left-hand portion of your screen—that designates where the Kona Urban Area ends. This is the applicant's proposed subdivision map that was provided to the Department. This shows the proposed seven-lot subdivision that, should the approval of this amendment be allowed, the applicants will go and resubmit their subdivision application. This is an aerial photograph of the subject property, which is outlined in red. You can see Kaloko Drive travels in a north, in a northeast direction, and Hao Street travels in a southeast direction, and right at the intersection is where this property is located. It's currently vacant, and it has no structures on the property. This is a site photo of the Kaloko Drive-Mamalahoa Highway intersection facing south. Kaloko Drive is an approximate 22-foot-wide paved road with grass shoulders with an 80-foot-wide right-of-way. The subject property is located about two miles from this intersection. The Planning Director provided the Commission with an amended background report on April 20t1i which gave a brief of the Kaloko Drive-Mamalahoa Highway intersection. I hope you guys were able to kind of review that. It just gave you a factual analysis of some of the history of the area and some of the concerns that were raised with past rezones in the area and, in regards to this intersection. This is a site photo of the subject property facing northeast. This is at the intersection of Kaloko Drive with Hao Street. The subject property, as you can see, is currently, it has no structures and 3 EXHIBIT C (DRAFT)