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52. In any event the deficiencies in the spacing of <br /> public accesses to the shoreline in Continental Pacific, <br /> LLC's Pepeekeo makai subdivision requires a separate <br /> approval by the County Council according to HRS 34-5(a)(6). <br /> 53. The subject matter must be properly noticed as a <br /> separate agenda item and be approved by resolution in an <br /> open meeting. <br /> 54. Bi11 356 is improperly drafted. A bill may not <br /> incorporate a design standard that is less stringent or <br /> inconsistent with design standards codified under the law <br /> by minimal reference. County Council Rules of Procedure, <br /> Rule 27.2 (g) states in relevant part: <br /> (g) A bill may incorporate therein any standard <br /> technical code or portions thereof by reference. The <br /> code, or portions, need not be published in the <br /> manner required for ordinances, but not less than <br /> three copies thereof shall be filed for use and <br /> examination by the public in the Office of the County <br /> Clerk, and notice of the availability of said copies <br /> shall be published by the Clerk. <br /> 55. There is only one public access allotted for 2425 <br /> feet of shoreline in the residential district committed by <br /> the Subdivision Agreement. This does not come close to <br /> complying with the standards for spacing of public accesses <br /> in the residential district codified in HCC Chapter 34. <br /> <br /> HCC 34-5(a)(1) states: <br /> For lands in the RS district, the desired spacing of <br /> public accesses shall be from eight hundred to one <br /> thousand feet apart. <br /> 14 <br /> <br />