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T. Are the sewage treatment facilities capable of dealing with this increase of 160 units, plus all the retail space proposed? Is there a negative impact on waste management (both solid waste and liquid waste)? Ilow does this confirm to the Environmental Waste Management plans? Doesn't this increased density impact negatively on the counties multi-hazard mitigation plans? 9. Where is the dedicated road reserve? Through the middle of their property? That would certainly give their retail more exposure! Ur do they propose putting the road next to an existing quiet, peaceful, residcmial complex's 10. We have the satuc quesuotts (;F1-#9 regarding another building permit submitted by Oasis Inc. with 93 units which will only be 400 feet away from K.P.C. Village's 67 units and The Kona Billfisher will be squashed between the two high density, high rise, huildings! 11. It would seem that K.P C. Villages 13,000 square feet of retail combined with Kona Oasis Tnc.'s 10,000 square reef of retail is over-kill! Lt would huff the retail businesses that are prescruly iu Kara. Whe,~ the huge retail azea being developed across from the high school is added into this mix, what will become of the uniuueness that is Kona Village? As we toured Kona from August 15- Sept., 13, 2004, we noticed a 15% vacancy rate in retail units in the , Kona Village, This does not take into account the many vacant retail units firtther south on Alii Drive. Do we want Kona to become another sprawling Miami Beach? Your concern and research upon these fore mentioned matters would be greatly appreciated A partnership amatg govermncnt and the community, were atl parties responsible for implementation are held accountable vis-a-vis -the history, uniqueness and quality of life of the community. Thank you for your time and attention to such an important decisions Sincerely, z E9 39dd L6999LE 9E~9I S00d/99/60