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� � � � | / 21. : The Project Siteoesidesappruxinnatek/4rniksfrom the nearest coastline and istherefore not subject toany coastal hazardsorshnne|ineprmcesses. 22. Public Access There isnorecord ofadesignated public access to the shoreline mrmountain areas that traverses the Project Site, E. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICES 23.Access: Access tothe Project Site is provided bythe County-maintained Haihai Street, a major collector roadway with 24feet ofpavement and unimproved shoulders within a68-foot wide right-of-way. Access will also be provided by/\|nao|a Drive' also a County- maintained roadway with 2O-foatwide travel lanes with partially paved shoulders within an approximately 60-foot wide right-of-way, 2-4.Traffic: Section 25-2-46(d)(1) ofthe concurrency provision requires aTraffic Impact Analysis Report T|AR\ as part ofany rezoning application in situations where the projected use can generate 58urmore peak hour trips. Given the scale and scope ofthe project limited to a proposed 33-lot subdivision,the Institute of Transportation Engineers Common Trip Generation Rates suggest that the proposed subdivision will generate about 33 peak hour vehicle trips, well below the S8peak hour trip benchmark that would require the preparation ufaT|AR. !norder tomanage traffic generated bythe proposed 33-lot subdivision,the Applicant is willing to agree to restrictive covenants that would prohibit the construction of a second (ohana) dwelling on any of the proposed lots. 25. Water A February 25, 2022 discussion with the Department of Water Supply confirmed that its water system isable to support the potable water and fire suppression needs for the proposed 33-lot subdivision. The Applicant isprepared to secure the necessary water commitment fees immediately upon approval of this change of zone request, 1� � Pa � e