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have to get approval for that from Department of Public Works (DPW) and Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA). As well as State DOT approval for traffic improvements and final plan approval from Planning and building permits and construction plan approval from DPW. This is a view of the property from Kahaopea Street looking west towards the highway. You can see the low spot here in the road and then the road rises up to the highway. Access to the property would be generally in this location here. And then this is a view standing on Kahaopea looking into the property. You can see that part of the property is cleared and then there are several invasive non-native trees and shrubs on the property. And then this is a view standing across the property generally near where the Subway and Baskin Robbins is and then you can see the highway and the property with the palm trees another invasives and then is Kahaopea going down into the property. The Planning Director is recommending the Commission forward a favorable recommendation to the County Council to amend Condition C of Ordinance 17 24. And with that I'll turn it back over to Chair. Thank you. LIN: Thank you Maija. May I please have the applicant or the applicant's representative come up to the table. Please raise your right hands so I can swear you in. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter before the Windward Planning Commission? APPLICANT/APPLICANT REPRESENTATIVE: I do. LIN: Please state your name and the town you live in. Also have you received the background and recommendation reports from the Planning Department, and do you agree with the Planning Director's recommendation including proposed conditions? YEH: Good morning, Mr. Chair and members of the Commission, Planning Director, and staff. My name is Tom Yeh, attorney for the applicant and then to my right is John Dewald who is the principal of the applicant. Yeah, we've looked over the conditions and the background report and wanted to thank staff and Planning Director for putting that together. Have no objections to the conditions as written and I just also wanted to say one of the assertion insertions was to allow for an administrative time extension. Instead of having to go back to the Council. If I may have a moment just to speak a little bit more about the applicants, the applications and some of the issues that have been discussed earlier today. It wasn't the applicant that has been involved in any kind of grubbing or grading activity or fill material that was a predecessor in interest. For your information back in February of 2018, FEMA did issue a conditional letter of map revision that allows the work in the drainage area to occur, and that work will allow additional building area to put the 120-bed assisted living facility on site. The conditions as they now stand and as they will stand once the extension is granted does require that in order for the Certificate of Occupancy to be issued for this 120-bed assisted living facility or for any bond for subdivision approval to be released that the FEMA people need to issue the final letter of map revision. Meaning that the work is been completed in accordance with the plans that are approved in the conditional letter of map revision. So that's the process that we are working 3 EXHIBIT C