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/ ± .. COUNTY OF HAWAII ''�'&:•I' STATE OF HAWAI'I rf�pi'MA _ RESOLUTION NO. 79 13 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXTENSION OF THE PUBLIC SEWER FROM THE MANAWALE'A STREET / ANE KEOHOKALOLE HIGHWAY INTERSECTION THRU THE PROPOSED MANAWALE'A AND KA'EKA STREETS WITHIN TAX MAP KEYS 7-4-021:026 AND 7-4-021:044 FOR PHASE 1A OF THE KAMAKANA VILLAGES, SITUATED IN KEALAKEHE AND KEAHUOLU, NORTH KONA, HAWAI'I, FOR FOREST CITY HAWAI'I KONA,LLC WHEREAS, applicant Forest City Hawai'i Kona, LLC has requested to extend the sewer in accordance with Section 21-26, Hawai'i County Code within Tax Map Keys 7-4-021:026 and 7-4-021:044 to service parcels 7-4-021:035, 7-4-021:036, 7-4-021:037, 7-4-021:038, 7-4- 021:039, and 7-4-021:040, which is owned by FHT Kamakana LLC for development of the Kamakana Villages Phase 1A subdivision; and WHEREAS, applicant Forest City Hawai'i Kona, LLC will construct and bear the full cost of the extension and will be eligible to exercise conditions under Section 21-28(a), Hawai'i County Code, granting reimbursement to the applicant for 10 years after completion of the extension of one-half of all monies for sewer charges collected by the County from other properties connecting to the extension provided that the total of such reimbursement shall not exceed the cost incurred by the applicant to construct the extension; and WHEREAS, the subject extension and the roadway lots will be built to dedicable standards and dedicated to the County when completed, to be accepted by a separate resolution, upon recommendation of the appropriate County agencies; and WHEREAS, the Director of Environmental Management has recommended approval of the extension according to Section 21-27, Hawai'i County Code; and Attachment "A" is an application for sewer extension from Forest City Hawai'i Kona, LLC with a location map; and WHEREAS, sewer extensions are beneficial to the community by eliminating the need of alternative waste treatment options and reducing the amount of potential pollutants reaching the groundwater and the coastal waters,resulting in a cleaner, healthier environment; and WHEREAS, Section 21-26, Hawai'i County Code, requires that the Council approve all sewer extensions; now therefore,