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Mr. Zendo Kern, Chairman Windward Planning Commission January 20, 2011 Page 2 Plan), Hawaii County Code, the Windward Planning Commission's non - action constituted an unfavorable recommendation on the Bill 194. PLANNING DIRECTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS ON ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS RECOMMENDED BY THE PUNA CDP ACTION COMMITTEE By letter dated April 16, 2010, the Director received the recommendations of the Puna Action Committee. Of the six additional amendments recommended by the PCDP AC that I agreed to introduce for adoption, four are substantive and being presented by this petition as follows: 1. Amendment proposed by Hawaiian Shores Communit� Association (HSCA) to remove the text and map (Figure 5 -9: Hawaiian Beaches Neighborhood Village Center) from Section 5.2.3. The president of the HSCA provided written and oral testimony to the PCDP AC objecting to the suggestion in the subject text and map that the lands owned by the HSCA be considered as a logical location for a Neighborhood Village Center. In order to preserve the opportunity for developing a village center within or adjacent to the Hawaiian Shores, Hawaiian Beaches and Hawaiian Parks subdivisions, the village center designation on Figure 3 -2: Proposed Town and Village Center Locations for the Hawaiian Beaches, Parks and Shores symbol is amended to a small brown square representing a "Future Location Subject to Community Review." The Planning Director agrees with the proposed amendment labeled Exhibit 1 attached hereto. 2. Amendment proposed by Kalapana Seaview Estates Community Association ( KSECA) to amend the language in Section 4.5.3f calling for the installation of restroom facilities and an emergency telephone "below Seaview before Kehena Beach." The KSECA submitted written and oral testimony to the PCDP AC objecting to any proposal to site such facilities in the immediate proximity to their community park grounds along Highway 137. They suggested that siting of such facilities nearer to the pall trail down to Kehena Beach was more logical and appropriate for the public visiting the beach.