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Y 27. Real Property Tax Office ( June 6, 1996 Memo): "There are currently $12,024.47 in back taxes, penalties and interest owed to the County of Hawaii on this parcel. Smaller individual parcels have higher total values and taxes when split." Applicant's Response : (See Exhibit D - June 19, 1996 Letter) 28. Land Use Commission ( June 4, 1996 Letter): "We have reviewed the subject application transmitted by your memorandum dated May 29, 1996, and confirm that the proposed rezoning site, as represented on the vicinity map, is located within the State Land Use Agricultural District.' "For your information, the proposed rezoning site is immediately south of a portion of the petition area under LUC Docket No. BR93-694/Office of State Planning, which involved the reclassification of approximately 5,914.96 acres from the State Land Use Agricultural District to the State Land Use Conservation District for the protection of watershed and native forest and bird habitats.' "We have no further comments to offer at this time. We appreciate the opportunity to comment on this matter.' Should have any questions, please feel free to call me or Bert Saruwatari of our office at 587-3822." Applicant's Response : (See Exhibit D - June 19, 1996 Letter) 29. Police Department ( June 6, 1996 Memo): "Staff has reviewed the application for a change of zone and offer the following comments:' "1. Traffic counts have apparently not been conducted at the intersection of Mamalahoa Highway and the subdivision access road.' "2. The original subdivision contains ninety-one 20-acre parcels. If all the owners submit a request to subdivide to 3-acre parcels, 546 lots will be created. Many of the 20-acre parcels have already been subdivided. Vehicular traffic will increase dramatically.' Eventually, the Kaloko Drive intersection will require major improvements, such as channelization and traffic signalization. These issues, and related -6-