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Communication 60 <br />BI~~ ~ ~ <br />Page 4 <br />2. Condition F. Amends the condition to say the development of the property shall <br />be completed within five years from the effective date of the ordinancc_ and <br />structures shall be no closer than sixty feet from the existing property line Ironting <br />Puainako Street, and seventy feet along the eastern property line, and waste and <br />trash bins nu closer than 100 feet. <br />3. Condition (i. Deletes the existing language and replaces it with: <br />"Access to the subject site shall he limited to Kanoelehua Avenue. Puainako <br />Street, and Awapuhi Street if allowed by the affected property owner(s). Access <br />improvements from Kanoelehua Avenue shall meet with the approval of the State <br />Department of'fransportation, while the Awapuhi Street access improvements <br />shall meet with the approval of the Department of Public Works. The driveway <br />access from Puainako Street shall be limited to right-turn in movements only. <br />Said impro~ ements shall also include a deceleration lane, if deemed appropriate <br />by the Department of Public Works, along the Puainako Street 1i~ontagc for the <br />approach into the driveway with adequate sight distance for vehicles entering the <br />subject properties." <br />Committee Member Bob Jacobson stated that "its reap}• unwise to allow anything to happen in a <br />flood zone like this.' l;ven the area that~s not in the flood zone "would have some problems if <br />we see a Flood like we saw three years ago.' "t cannot imagine why we would want to put <br />something like this there, other than just providing a special favor to somebody." "It's bad <br />planning." <br />Committee Member Dr. Holschuh stated that he has seen the "God-awful consequences of bad <br />traffic planning in the 1?R -but it seems to me that this entrance off Kanoelehua is fairly <br />dangerous...". Dr. Holschuh referred to a new communication from the DOT which retracted <br />their previous stand about no access from Kanoelehua or Puainako SUCet: however, they also <br />listed some conditions to go along with the access granted on Kanoelehua Avenue and Puainako <br />Street. <br />Committee Member Tyler stated that in addition to the tloodplain, there is a flood channel behind <br />the property on Awapuhi Street, and the residents informed the Council that the subject property <br />was completely under water during the November 2000 flood. <br />Planning Director Chris Yuen added that Your Committee was referencing the 1988 hood map, <br />which was not revised to reflect the hooding espcricnccd in November 2000. He then stated that <br />the LUPAG map "shows the site to he low density.° <br />Mr. Tyler then confirmed with Sidney fuke. representative for the applicant, that the applicant is <br />applying for a Gcncral Commercial zoning. He then asked Mr. Yuen if the General Commercial <br />zoning is allowed in the Luw Density designation. to which Mr. Yuen replied "no.° Mr. Yuen <br />