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PC-6 Page 2 March 16, 1999 Regime designation within the Anekona and Kanehoa Subdivisions. The Ouli affordable housing project is located to the west of Anekona Estates and is within the Sate Land Use Urban District. In June 1998, the County Council approved a State Land Use Boundary Amendment from an Agricultural to Rural District and a Change of Zone from 1-Sato RA-2a fora 5.00 acre pazcel in the Kanehoa and Anekona Estates Subdivision. Similaz land use changes were also approved in October 1996 for two 5-acre parcels within the Kamuela Plantations Subdivision. The ALISH classification for the property is "Unclassified" and the Land Study Bureau's Detailed Land Classification System is "E" (Very Poor). The soils are classified as Puu Pa extremely stony very fine sandy loam. This surface layer is very dark brown extremely stony very fine sand loam about 6 inches thick. Permeabiltiy is moderately rapid, runoff is medium, and the erosion hazard is moderate. These soils are used for pasture. The subject property is located within Zone X, area determined to be outside the 500-yeaz flood plain. The natural vegetation occurring on the property consists of Ilima and Panini. No native fauna was observed on the site. Common animal species in the area include field mice and mongoose. There are no known or recorded raze or endangered animal or plant life in the area. According to the applicants' environmental report, no historic or archaeological sites were present on the parcel. The property has been previously grazed by cattle; therefore, the proposed action will not have any effect on significant historic sites. Access to the subject property is from Kawaihae road via Anekona Street to Kanehoa Street. Both roadways have aright-of--way width of 50 feet with a 20-foot agricultural standard pavement. Water is provided by an existing 6-inch waterline that fronts the subject property. The property is situated within the Critical Wastewater Disposal Area, so according to the Department of Health, the applicant would be required to install a septic tank system since there is no municipal sewer system in the area. All other utilities are or will be made available to the property. Your Committee also received Bill No. 51 as a replacement for Bill No. 11, to correct the Map number in the title of the bill from H-25 to Map H-14. However, after discussion on Bill No. 51, it was brought to the attention of Your Committee that the "Urban" District noted in the title should have read "Rural" District. Because the error occurred in the title of the Bill, Your Committee will prepare another bill and present it to Council along with companion Bill No. 12. PC-6