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reside mauka and next to the Yamauchis. The rear of the properties of Gushiken, Reis, Yamauchi and Enomoto adjoin and share a common boundary with the Punahele Professional Building (PPB,) TMK: 2-3-35:42. This common rear border is also shared by the "subject property". jExhibit 11 What we offer you next is a chronicling of the original rezoning request for the Punahele Professional Building/Rehab of the Pacific project which attests to our good faith efforts to follow prescribed government procedure for equitable and legal representation/input in developments that affect us where we live and how that process and its result were violated. As such, it also shows a pattern of behavior exhibited by the "applicant, its successors, or assigns" for non- compliance with stated conditions of approval of a Rezoning Request, Final Plan Approval, Ordinance 95-33 and Final Subdivision Approval pertaining to PPB. It also shows our continued efforts to apprise the appropriate county agencies of the continued violations from 1994 to the present and ineffective the agencies were in dealing with the violations for the past 13 years. We are requesting that you deny this rezoning reouest. In March.1987, Mrs. Gushiken, her husband, George (now deceased) and I expressed concerns when notified of Komohana 79's intent to develop the PPB property to the Planning Commission. (Exhibit 2) Nothing further was heard until early 1994 when we again were notified of impending development on PPB this time by GELOG (later GELOCAG) PARTNERSHIP & Dr. Allan Takase. The exhibit shows GELOCAG' s agent as Gerald Takase, First Deputy Corporation Counsel, Hawaii County. (Exhibit 3) The 1994 Rezoning Request states on page 11 "... An alternative access to Punahele Street is also being proposed. This should assist with some of the turning movement into Pu'uhonu Place, but more critically with the outbound traffic. With this new access to Punahele Street, alternative streets -particularly to the Downtown area -can now be more readily accessible to and from this site. This should reduce the load at the intersection of Pu'uhonu Place with Komohana Street..." It continues on page 12 "... Any impacts, however would be along the north or Hamakua end where there are existing homes. As 2