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PC-l 7 Page 2 March 20, 2001 The subject property is not situated within the Special Management Area (SMA) and is approximately one mile from the nearest shoreline. The Soil Conservation Service Soil Survey Report classifies soils within the project site as Malama extremely stony muck, which consists of well-drained, thin, extremely stony organic soils over A'a lava with rapid permeability, very slow runoff and slight erosion hazard. This type of soil is used for woodland, pasture and orchards. The Land Study Bureau's Detailed Land Classification is "E" (Very Poor) for agricultural productivity. The ALISH System classifies the soils as "Other Important Agricultural Lands", which includes lands other than Prime or Unique agricultural land that is also of statewide or local importance for agricultural uses. The subject property is located within Zone "X", an area determined to be outside the 500-year tlood plain. The U.S. Geological survey has categorized the subject property as being in Zone 1, which has the highest severity of hazard because it includes the summits and rift zones of Kilauea and Mauna Loa where vents have been repeatedly active in historic time. Surrounding properties to the south are zoned Open and Agricultural (A-la). The property to the southeast was rezoned from Open to Agricultural (A-Sa) in 1991. The property to the east was rezoned from Open and Agricultural (A-la) to Family Agricultural (FA-2a) in 1999. Immediately to the south and the southwest are Vacationland Hawaii II lots which are zoned Agricultural (A-la) and approximately 5 acres in size. Further south lie Vacationland Hawaii I with lots zoned Single Family-Residential (RS-10) and ranging approximately 8,000-9,000 square feet in size. The Kapoho Beach Lots subdivision to the southeast is zoned Single-Family- Residential (RS-10). There is a large 140-acre parcel bordering Vacationland Hawaii II to the north which is zoned Open (O) and within the State Land Use Conservation District. Access is from Moani Road (also known as Kapoho Beach Road), a County road that is paved with an approximate pavement width of 26 feet, then turning onto Ililani Road, a 15' red cindered private road within a 40 feet right of way. County water lines run along Moani Road and end in the vicinity of the Moani/Ililani Roads intersection, which is approximately 2,600 feet from the subject property. According to the Department of Water Supply, water for one dwelling on the subject parcel is available from the existing 8-inch pipe, but the subject parcel does not have a water service with them. According to the Department of Health, wastewater will be disposed of through a septic tank system, which has to be installed. Bill No. 32, Draft 2, which corrected the acreage of Parcel 2 in the metes and bounds from 2.16 acres to 0.216 acre, amended the word acres to acre on the map, and inserted the standard language in Condition F, was approved by Your Committee. PC-17