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26. Real Property Tax Office (November 24, 1996 Memo): "There are no comments at this time. Rea] Property taxes are paid through December 31, 1996." 27. Police Department (December 3, 1996 Memo): "According to the above-referenced change of zone application, eleven applications for rezoning reclassification from A-20a to A-3a were granted between 1964 and 1994 (refer to page 17, paragraph 1). "This application reflects a trend of increasing numbers of rezoning requests in Kaloko Mauka. If all of these applications are approved, the subdivision could contain three to four times more lots than was originally planned for when the subdivision was first approved. "In this light, it is our opinion that the roads are not adequate to handle the traffic that would result should all of these applications be approved. "Staff submits that rezoning applications in this area be reviewed collectively and not individually as the applications suggest. We also recommend that the impact on the Palani Road/Kaloko Drive intersection be carefully considered when approving any new applications for rezoning in Kaloko Mauka." 28. Department of Transportation (November 26, 1996 Letter): "Thant: you for your transmittal of November 18, 1996. "The cumulative effect of the planned project in the Kaloko Mauka Subdivision, including the subject parcel, will adversely affect Mamalahoa Highway at Kaloko Drive, and require intersection improvements. Those improvements attributable to the subdivision should be at no cost to the State. "It is our understanding that developers in the subdivision will be required to contribute toward the cost for the intersection improvements. The improvements should be implemented on a timely basis, to be in place to adequately accommodate the build out of the subdivision. "We appreciate the opportunity to provide comments." AGENCIES - NO RESPONSE 29. Department of Land and Natural Resources-State Historic Preservation Division, HELCO, Department of Agriculture, Department of Parks and Recreation and Natural Resources Conservation Service. -5-