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28. State Department of Transportation (January 7, 1997 Letter): "Thank you for your transmittal of December 30, 1996. "The cumulative effect of the proposed project and other planned developments in the area may adversely impact our facilities, particularly at the intersections of Kaiminani Drive/Mamalahoa Highway and Kaiminani Drive/Queen Kaahumanu Highway. "The developers should be required to pay their prorata share to provide required roadway improvements. These improvements should be at no cost to the State. "We appreciate the opportunity to provide comments." Applicants Response (January 15, 1997 Memo): "The State Director of Transportation refers in his letter to a transmittal letter by the Planning Director, dated December 30, 1997. "There appears to be a misunderstanding, as all intended improvements have been for some time already on the tot, more precisely, two residences under CPR conditions, which means 1 residence and 1 ohana on the 1 -acre lot. After the approval there would be the same two structures, each on a 20,000 square foot lot roughly, and now on separate lots under RS -15 zoning. Additional residences could not be established on detached structures based on the current placement of the existing structures. In other words, other proposed developments in the area may adversely impact the existing infrastructure, this proposed project certainly does not." 29. Fire Department (January 17, 1997 Memo): "We have no comments on the above -referenced State Land Use Boundary Amendment and Change of Zone Applications." 30. State Department of Health (January 2, 1997 Memo): "We have no objections to the proposed change of zone application. However, minimum setback requirements for existing wastewater systems need to be maintained." 31. Department of Water Supply: (See Exhibit C - January 6, 1997 Memo) 32. Department of Public Works: ( See Exhibit D - February 20, 1997 Memo) 33. Police Department: (See Exhibit E - January 10, 1997 Memo) -5-