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Honorable James Y. Arakaki, Chaim?an and Members of the County Council Page 4 of Water Supply, the three existing sernce laterals will be replaced by a new 1 '/.-inch Type "A" service lateral with a 1-inch meter with throe units of water. In addition, a bacidlow preventer (reduced presau+e type) would be installed. Also, since water would be rased fa irrigation, a master landscape wat<x metier agreetrreet must be entered into wrth the Water Board. The vehicular access from 1Crlauea Avenue and ICahaopea Street to the sub~xt property will be located at the extreme limits of the subject property, away from the Kitauaa AvenudKahaopea Street intersection. The Deparvneat of Pablic Works has reconfmanded that there be no IeR toms onto the subject property from Kaltaopea Street. The City of Hilo Zone Map and the General Plan Facilities Map roflect that Kilauea Avenue is planned to be widened to an 80-foot wrde right-of--way and ICahaopea Street to a 50-foot nght-of--way. Therefore, the applicant rs required to delineate, on plans, the 10-foot fitturo road widenthg setbacks along both Kilauea Avemre and I{ahaopea Street In addition, pnor to occupancy, curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements, including crosswalks, if wamnted, along Kahsopea Street and the ICilauea Avenue/Kahaopea Street intersection shall be constructed. Furthermore, for a commercial use other than a parking area, the Department of Public Works would requrre curb, gutter and srdewalk improvements along Krlauea Avenue which would then be dedicated to the County. Condrtrons of approval will be included to address the foregoing recommendations. There are exrsting single family resrdences to the north and south of the subject property. A Landscaping Plan, m accordance with Planning Department's Rule 17, shall be submrtted to include landscaping along property boundaries, for the purpose of mitigating any potential adverse noise and vrsual impacts to adjouring parcels and the rntersection In addrtion, prior to commencing any construction or land alterations, the applicant shall install construction screen barriers to mitigate any noise and dust generated from the project. These recommendations shall be included as conditions of approval. These mitigative measures will ensure that the proposed development fits into the locale wrth minrmal intrusion while providing the desired setvrces. Finally, due to the prevrous residential use of the subject property and commercral development of the sunrounding area, rt rs not anticrpated that endangered or threatened candrdate species of flora or fauna are located wrthin the subi~t property, nor has the property been identified as a srgnificant botanical or biological habitat. It rs also not anticipated that the proposed use will have any adverse impact on cultural or hustoncal resources The property lugs no seven; topographic or geologic problems which cannot be properly rectified or whrch would render the land unusable for the proposed use. The