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3. Section 25-6-46. states that "After adoption of a project district enabling ordinance, the <br /> applicant shall submit to the director detailed site plans for the project district <br /> development". Section 25-6-46 (d) states that "if the director fails to render a decision on <br /> the site plans within the prescribed period ("within 60 days after the acceptance of the site <br /> <br /> plans"-Section 24-6-46 (b)), the site plans shall be considered approved without further <br /> certification by the director" <br /> QUESTION: Given the size, scale, and duration of this development, can the director <br /> make a thorough, sufficiently critical review of the site plan within 60 days and present <br /> carefully detailed requirements to the developer that may be needed to protect the public`s <br /> interests? Does the director have the staff resources and expertise to handle such a lazge <br /> and complex application in so little time? What if there aze other lazge projects submitted <br /> <br /> at the same time? Given these constraints, wouldn't the Council be wise to en• on the side <br /> of caution and not grant the requested rezoning until all relevant issues can be adequately <br /> addressed? <br /> <br /> Attachment to 5/4/2004 Testimony to Hawaii County Council <br /> <br />