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2018-2020
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Harry Kim, Mayor
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• <br /> June 1, 2018 <br /> Page 11 <br /> period, Condition BB of PDO 99-42, would not have been included as a condition of approval. <br /> Rather, PDO 99-42 would have specifically required the processing of a formal time extension <br /> request before the Planning Commission and County Council, instead of requiring the submittal <br /> of an overall progress report for review and consideration. <br /> PDO 99-42 also lacks the standard condition of approval afforded to all new Change of <br /> Zone Ordinances to provide an applicant one opportunity to apply for an initial administrative <br /> time extension by the Planning Director, in the event that non-performance with the stated <br /> conditions of approval was the result of conditions that could have not been foreseen, or were <br /> beyond the control of the applicant, and was not the result of the applicant's fault or negligence. <br /> We surmise that this standard administrative time extension condition was not included in PDO <br /> 99-42 inadvertently, as other Project District Ordinances adopted during the same period as PDO <br /> 99-42, included such an administrative time extension condition of approval (e.g. Ord. 00-06 and <br /> Ord. 00-07 for the Maniniowali and Hualalai projects, both adopted January 27, 2000). <br /> On behalf of the Parties, we trust that the foregoing and the attached charts satisfy the <br /> comprehensive reporting requirements of PDO 99-42, Condition BB. Assuming that this <br /> comprehensive report meets with the approval of the Planning Department, Leeward Planning <br /> Commission and the County Council, and no further action is required by the Parties, we offer <br /> our appreciation to these bodies as KD and HILLC will continue to further develop Lot 4-A and <br /> Lot 4-B, respectively, under PDO 99-42 in a timely fashion. <br /> In the alternative, if the Planning Department, Leeward Planning Commission and the <br /> County Council determine that a formal time extension to PDO'99-42, Condition B is required, <br /> we respectfully request your favorable consideration of the following formal time extension <br /> request. <br /> VI. TIME EXTENSION REQUEST JUSTIFICATION, IF REQUIRED BY THE <br /> LEEWARD PLANNING COMMISSION OR THE COUNTY COUNCIL. <br /> As we discussed with the Planning Department on prior occasions, the Parties have has <br /> always been fully committed to the development of Lots 4-A and Lots 4-B, in compliance with <br /> PDO 99-42. If the Leeward•Plaruning Commission and/or the County Council ultimately <br /> determine that the Parties should process a formal time extension to extend the 20-year <br /> development period under PDO 99-42, to continue the remaining development within the <br /> Property, the following will summarize our formal time extension request. <br /> As discussed in Section IV above, to date, KD and HILLC have together developed <br /> approximately 582.030 acres of land and 170 residential units within the Lot 4-A and Lot 4-B <br /> development areas. Approximately 384.094 acres within Lot 4-A and 217.394 acres within Lot <br /> 4-B have been developed, respectively, which represents roughly 54% of the land covered by <br /> PD0'99-42. More importantly, KD has completed a majority of the community benefit and <br /> public access elements under PDO 99-42. As further evidence of the Parties' commitment to <br /> their development of the Property, the Parties have invested millions of dollars in infrastructure <br /> improvements, consultant fees, and labor costs toward the goal of fully developing the lands in <br /> compliance with PDO-99-42. The Parties have diligently proceeded with development of their <br /> respective portions of the Property based on market demand and there is no compelling reason <br /> 4821-7934-8826.6.060391=00002 <br />
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