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Y / Applicant's Response (December 15, 1996 Letter): "Thank you for your comments to the subject application. "The upper elevations of Kaloko are dense ohi'a forest. Area residents have voiced concern about clearing and grading activities which often follow rezoning and subdivision. The restriction onyse of the parcels to 20% of each lot is intended to preserve significant portions of the forest while allowing the owners sufficient space to build a home with a yard and garden orchard. "Each lot owner will be allowed to clear no more than 20% of the lot, on which the residence and any agricultural activities will be located." "I hope this answers your questions." 32. Department of Transportation (December 2, 1996 Letter): "Thank you for your transmittal of November 18, 1996. "The cumulative effect of the planned projects in the Kaloko Mauka Subdivision, including the subject parcel, will adversely affect Mamalahoa Highway to Kaloko Drive, and require intersection improvements. Those improvements amibutable to the subject subdivision should be at no cost to the State. "It is our understanding that developers in the subdivision will be required to contribute toward the cost for the intersection improvements. The improvements should be implemented on a timely basis, to be in place to adequately accommodate the build out of the subdivision. ~'Ve appreciate Lhe epportunity to provide comments." AGENCIES - NO RESPONSE 33. Department of Parks and Recreation, Department of Agriculture, Department of Land and Natural Resource, Natural Resources Conservation Service and HELCO PUBLIC COMMENTS 34. Roger and Lydia Weiss: (See Exhibit G -February 5, 1997 Letter) -8-