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REPORT OF THE <br /> COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS <br /> DATE: March 18, 1997 RE: COMM. NO. 182 <br /> PLACE: Councilroom <br /> TIME: 1:36 p.m. <br /> Chairperson and Members <br /> Hawaii County Council <br /> Hilo, Hawaii 96720 <br /> Your Committee on Public Works and Parks, to which was referred Communication No. 182, <br /> reports as follows: <br /> Communication No. 182 is a letter from Sidney Fuke, Planning Consultant, dated <br /> February 19, 1997, which transmits a sign variance request on behalf of applicant, Waimea <br /> Country Club. The request is for the purpose of allowing a sign not to exceed 32 square feet in <br /> an agricultural district. This would constitute a variance from the 8 square feet allowed for <br /> ground signs in agricultural districts pursuant to Section 3-27 of the Hawaii County Code. <br /> On December 18, 1996, the Council approved a sign variance, which would allow the applicant <br /> to erect a 21 square foot sign bearing the logo of the Waimea Country Club Golf Course. <br /> (See Communication No. 1444.) <br /> The present application requests permission to add a 10.94 square foot wooden sign bearing the <br /> name of the project, Waimea Country Club, to the already approved 21 square foot logo sign. <br /> Area of the proposed sign will total approximately 32 square feet. The sign will be located at <br /> the entrance to the Waimea Country Club and will face the Mamalahoa Highway. <br /> In Communications No. 182 and No. 1444, Mr. Fuke notes that although the Waimea Country <br /> Club Golf Course is located within the County agricultural zone, this development obtained the <br /> required permits before golf courses were required to obtain a use permit to operate in this zone. <br /> Consequently, this is considered to be a "grandfathered" commercial use in an agricultural zoned <br /> area. <br /> Your Committee considered Communication No. 182 at its March 18, 1997 meeting. <br /> Mr. Fuke attended the meeting on behalf of the applicant. He explained that after the logo sign <br /> was erected, visitors and the owners of the property requested that the name of the establishment <br /> <br /> be added to the sign. <br /> <br />