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Although the Subdivision Code requirements had been complied with, the zoning conditions required that final subdivision approval be secured by Apri125, 1999. Therefore, OKT found itself in a situation where it had a Tentative Approval, but was not in compliance with Condition C Ordinance No. 95-119. Accordingly, it had to amend the requirements of Condition C before it could proceed with the development. Revised Development Plan OKT is proposing to revise its subdivision layout to provide its road, water and electrical improvements within the adjacent road lot (TMK: 5-9-007: 002). Attached, please find the conceptual subdivision map. Access to Lots 2-8 will be from the subdivision road. However, because of the drainage way, access to Lot A is proposed to be from Ala Kahua Drive. The proposed driveway would be near the top of Ala Kahua Drive. Underground utilities, including electrical, telephone and CATV will be provided as part of the `~ proposed improvements. In addition, utility stubouts will be provided to the adjacent lots to the' mauka of the subject property to allow them to relocate their utility connections if they desire. This will allow them to remove the power poles within their subdivision road (TMK: 5-9-007: 014). Request Ohana Kohala Trust is now in a position to actively proceed with the development of this property. Accordingly, it is seeking an amendment to Condition C of Ordinance No. 95-119 to comply with the performance requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. In addition, in developing the subdivision plans, Ohana Kohala Trust has obtained approval froin the owner of TMK: 7-9-07: 002 to utilize the 3.467 acre lot for access purposes. Accordingly, ', the subdivision access road is proposed to be constructed within this lot. However, a drainage way extends along the northern side of the property near the intersection with Ala Kahua Road; The proposed access road will require a culvert at the crossing, which must be located where the access for the lot fronting Ala Kahua Road is situated. Accordingly, there is no reasonable way to provide access to proposed lot, unless it can obtain a driveway to Ala Kahua. Furthermore, Ohana Kohala Trust understands that the County has been requiring compliance the affordable housing policy as a condition to the granting of time extensions to comply with the conditions of approval of Zoning Ordinances. The applicant is supportive of this requirement.; In addition, Ohana Kohala Trust has no objections to paying its fair share contribution for roads, parks, police, fire and solid waste facilities. ,1 ~II 1~I