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The applicant's boarding facilitres should not generate any direct impacts on air quality The only discernible impact to air quality could be associated with the mammal increase m velicular traffic coming to and leaving the sublect property However, this increase m traffic will be negligible and will result m little or no impact on azr quality m the area H. Scenic and Visusl Resources The subject property is not listed as a scenic site There are scenic sites such as Liliuokalam Park, Wailoa River, and the Wadoa Park located near the property However, since no new construcrion on the sublect property is planned with the requested change of zone, there will be no impacts to these visual resources VI. SOCIAL AND RELATED CONSIDERATIONS A. Surrounding Land uses The surrounding land uses m this area are nuxed Wlule most of the surrounding area is single farnuly homes, there are a number of duplexes m the area as well There are also many commercial uses m the area (B~g Island Candies, etc as well as churches, a dental office, a credit union, restaurants and apartments The mixture of land uses in the area tend to suggest that the area is m a trans~honal period Tlus is especially the case along Iirnano Street vnth the church and the Big Island Candies Facility Therefore, the requested change of zone for the sublect property would not create any disturbance in the pattern of the areas land use B. Economic Impacts The requested zoning change would not have any measurable economic impacts VII. INFRASTRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS A. Road Hmano Street fronts the subject property The applicant does not anticipate a measurable increase m vehiculaz traffic to and from the property and also feels as though no problems from increased traffic will result from the requested change of zone B. Water The subject property ~s served by a County water line which fronts the property The structure itself is serviced by a five eights (5/8) inch meter If any upgrades need to be made to compensate for increased use the applicants will comply Environmental Report TMK 2-2-34 95 Page No 5