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commercial areas to mitigate noise and other negative ambient <br /> conditions that are associated with commercial activity. All of <br /> the machinery. operational equipment for said commercial area <br /> and multi-family units and parking shall be located in the space <br /> between the two areas to further mitigate noise. odors. etc. for <br /> the surrounding development and existing neighborhoods. <br /> This condition will provide some mitigation for existing <br /> neighborhoods as well as single family homes in the <br /> development from delivery/garbage pick up, car alarms in <br /> parking areas, burglar/fire alarms for the both commercial and <br /> multi-family units. Certain types of criminal activity associated <br /> with commercial areas will have a buffer zone from the single <br /> family units of the development. <br /> Condition R (Condition S, Draft 4) No more than two vehicular <br /> access"es" from existing streets in the Kaumana area may be. <br /> allowed by the Planning Director. in consultation with the <br /> Department of Public Works. after a community meeting and <br /> with traffic calming or other design considerations to limit the <br /> use of the streets connecting to the Ponahawai Extension to <br /> local traffic. <br /> I'm not quite sure what this means and would ask you for an <br /> explanation. The reason I ask is that the concern may be not so <br /> much the traffic from other areas going into the PD but rather <br /> PD residents using these roads to exit the PD during peak traffic <br /> hours, e.g. morning traffic. As such they would be using Uluwai <br /> through Kaumana Gardens to Mohouli Extension, or <br /> Wiliwili/Omao to Kaumana Drive. Uluwai is narrow and has a <br /> lot of children living in the area. Both Wiliwili and Omao are <br /> nicely paved and wide near the proposed PD access but very <br /> narrow from about halfway their lengths to Kaumana Drive. At <br /> <br /> that point, they enter the older neighborhoods where the homes <br /> <br /> are very close to the streets now. <br /> <br />