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discussed as being undecided but between 5 and 10 feet. Also, that all <br />the plants were to be removed to allow for installation of more <br />diagonal parking spaces. <br />If a wall is installed on the boundary of any parking area, particularly <br />since the PPB lot is much higher than our homes, any opening between <br />the bottom of the wall and the ground would concentrate the flow of <br />fumes, and, since they are heavier than air, they would intrude further <br />on our living spaces. <br />If more spaces can be added to PPB's lot in this manner why, <br />another parking lot which will and has inflicted a health hazard <br />and aggravation on us in our homes. <br />The PPB developers are parties to the applicant and its <br />representatives, The PPB developer did not fulfilled his <br />promises which we believed and therefore didn't oppose PPB's <br />development. Perhaps, Pete's Belly Busta's, (formerly Jilly's Deli) is <br />a non-professional space out-of-character with the developer's original <br />plan presented to us. How much traffic and parking are impacted by <br />this entity since its customers aren't limited to PPB clients? <br />Further, the occupants of the building have changed fairly often with <br />different operating hours over the years. It is also clear that the <br />number of Women's Imaging Center employees were not provided for <br />in the original plan. There are vehicles and activities in the PPB lot up <br />to midnight very often. Was the planning adequate and if it wasn't, <br />why not really be a good neighbor and not destroy a neighborhood and <br />adjust your operations to fit the original plan or find alternatives on <br />other commercial properties in the Ponahawai complex. <br />Ttip PPB developers and their representatives likewise have <br />not fulfilled the conditions of Rezoning, Final Plan Approval. <br />Hawaii County Ordinance 95-33 and Final Subdivision Approval. <br />The original plan shows a roadway to Punahele from/to PPB. A site <br />visit would make it clear that the lay of the traffic pattern at PPB could <br />easily accommodate this road right now. The "proposed use" of the <br />"subject property" is a parking lot, but once approved for CN-SO it <br />could become anything. Does the PPB developers' track record of non- <br />compliance and failures to meet promises instill confidence since they <br />are major players in AOAOv? It certainly doesn't for us. Please don't <br />divide a neighborhood and destroy what little peace, privacy and <br />health we have left -preserve our quality of life. <br />11 <br />