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providing the desired services. Appropriate infrastructure and design concerns shall be incorporated into the review of such developments..." Page 5 "...In response to traffic concerns along Punahele Street and the adverse impacts to adjoining residences should such an access road be provided, the Planning director and the applicant have agreed to delete a secondary access road to Punahele Street. This will alleviate any traffic impacts to Punahele Street, which is a narrow residential roadway not capable of supporting commercial traffic. The elimination of this secondary access roadway will also spare the residents along Punahele Street from the impacts such added traffic would generate...." Page 7 "...As recommended by the Department of Public works, a 6- foot high privacy wall or other form of sound barrier will be required along all of the common boundaries between the subject property and the adjoining residential lots, including along the project's access point on Punahele..." (Exhibit 6) Page 2 of the Planning Commission's November 17, 1994 hearing transcript: "...During this meeting, concerns regarding the proposed development and the traffic generated were raised by the general public as well as concerns regarding these conditions that were raised by various governmental agencies. The Commission, at the request of the department, continued this application, the hearing to allow staff to work with the applicant in addressing some of these concerns. We have done so and the applicants' most recent proposal is to delete this access connection to Punahele Street, thereby alleviating concerns regarding traffic and its impact to resident located in this area here. Furthermore, that would then negate the necessity of having to have Punahele Street upgraded to accommodate the commercial traffic..." In the same document Dr. Takase and I are sworn in. What is discussed in pages 3 through 10 are our neighborhood concerns and Dr. Takase's proposals which we accepted in good faith trusting that the statements were made also under oath. Also discussed is the presence of Haitsuka Brothers' baseyard for the County funded Ainako Sewer alignment project. (Exhibit 7) The resulting letter dated December 5, 1994 from the Planning Commission to Gelocag and Dr. Takase outlining the rezoning conditions (Exhibit 8) 4