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the numerous non-conforming subdivisions created by the County in the 1960's located <br /> makai of the highway, to 10-acre lots located mauka of the highway on lands zoned A- <br /> 20a. The Honua`ula Forest Reserve adjoins the property to the east. Matsuyama Food <br /> Mart is located southwest of the property across Old Government Road. There have been <br /> three rezonings in the surrounding area mauka of the highway: the Matsuyama Food Mart <br /> property was rezoned from A-1 a to CN-20 in 1983; a property 300 feet to the north was <br /> rezoned from A-20a to A-1 a in 1986 for a 5-lot subdivision; and a property 1,000 feet to <br /> the south was rezoned from A-20a to A-3a in 1972 for an 8-lot subdivision. <br /> 11. Agricultural Lands of Importance to the State of Hawaii(ALISH): Other Important <br /> Agricultural Land. The lands in this classification are important to agriculture in Hawaii <br /> yet they exhibit properties, such as seasonal wetness, erodibility, limited rooting zone, <br /> slope, flooding, or droughtiness, that exclude them from the `Prime' or `Unique' <br /> agricultural land classifications. These lands can be farmed satisfactorily by applying <br /> greater inputs of fertilizer and other soil amendments, drainage improvement, erosion <br /> control practices, flood protection and produce fair to good crop yields when managed <br /> properly. <br /> 12. Land Study Bureau's Detailed Land Classification System: "D"or"Poor" for <br /> agricultural productivity. <br /> 13. U.S.D.A. Soil Survey: Kaimu series (rKED); permeability is rapid, runoff is slow and the <br /> erosion hazard is slight. This soil type is not suitable for cultivation. Most of it is in <br /> native woodland. Small areas are used for pasture,macadamia nuts,papaya and citrus <br /> fruits. <br /> 14. Flood Zone: Zone X, an area determined by FEMA to be outside the 500-year flood <br /> plain. <br /> 15. Flora/Fauna Resources: Although there were no professional flora or fauna surveys <br /> conducted of the property, the applicant does not believe that rare or endangered <br /> resources are likely to be found. The property was previously grubbed in the 1970's. <br /> The property's current vegetation includes scattered trees such as native `ohi`a, and <br /> kukui, avocado, Christmas Berry and silver or silky oak. Understory vegetation includes <br /> elephant grass, torch ginger and other introduced shrubs and grasses. In their memo <br /> -3- <br />