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Communication 277 Hill 121 Page not identil} any endangered plant or animal species. Because the property was previoush grubbed and graded, no known rare, threatened or endangered species have been known to inhabit the site. No archaeological survey was prepared, lur the property was prey iously grubbed and graded as part of the development of the Puako Beach Subdivision. Surrounding properties include single-family, multiple family and commercial uses. 'fo the west. along Puako Heach Drive arc KS-10 coned lands. To the immediate west is a property zoned V-1?S and improved with single-family uses. ~fo the cast arc V-1.2S coned properties with single famih dwellings and storage facilities. l o the south/southeast of the subject property arc the Puako Heach :~parUnents on lands zoned V-1?5. ~fo the southwest is the Puako Store on land zoned CV-I5. ~yccess to the property is from Puako Heach Drive, a County-owned and maintained roadway with s 20-Ibot wide pavement within a 40-fool right-of-way. Water is available to the suhject property from the existing Department of Water Supply system on Puako Beach Road. Sewage will he disposed of in individual wastewater treatment systems approved by the Dcparunenl of Health. ,111 other utilities and services arc mailable to the site. Your Chair submitted a proposal to amend Condition 11 to include the fair share contributions. however discussion ensued hccause the change of zone request from Resort to Residential already reduces the density. Committee Member Curtis l~ylcr recommended that Your Committee discuss this matter with the Planning Department prior to the upcoming Council meeting to resolve the mutter. Your Chair also mentioned that we need to determine what conditions were included in the previous zoning before it was coned Resort. Committee Member Hob Jacobson~s proposal to include language to prevent the construction of a sea wall was defeated by Your Committee. Your Committee did not entertain further discussion on this measure, Your Committee concurs with the Planning Commission and the Planning Director for recommending a favorable consideration Ibr the change of~zone request, which would result in an appropriate land use pattern thm will further benefit the public. Your Committee on Planning is in accord with the intent and purpose of Bill No. 131, and recommends it pass first reading.