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• Approximately 6.0 acres of natural open space located between the Alenaio Stream drainage channel and a portion of Sunrise Ridge Subdivision will serve as a buffer to the proposed commercial and residential areas of the project. Phase 3 (Proposed to be completed and occupied by 2030): • A business park approximately 100,000 square feet in size on approximately 17.80 acres, consisting of one- to two-story buildings for flexible tenant space for start-up or mature companies that require a variety of space needs and types. Tenants may include professional services offices, retail stores,restaurants, and recreational areas. Although the applicant's proposal includes warehousing, manufacturing and light industrial uses, according to the Zoning Code these industrial land uses are not permitted in the Project District zoning district. • Approximately 95 single-family residential lots, consisting of 58 small lots on approximately 13.40 acres served by roadways off of the proposed Ponahawai Street Extension and 37 large lots on approximately 18.50 acres served by a roadway off of the Mohouli Street Extension. Access to these lots would not be provided from surrounding existing residential areas. Single-family residential lots/units will be located on the mauka portion of the site closer to the Mohouli Street Extension. A portion of the residential units will be targeted at first-time homebuyers. • The banks of the Alenaio Stream drainage way between the Mohouli Street Extension and Komohana Street will be improved for use as a linear park with bicycle and pedestrian walkways. Roadways: To serve the development, the applicant proposed to,develop an extension of Ponahawai Street from its intersection with Komohana Street through the project site to the Mohouli Street Extension, two loop roads to serve the senior housing and medical office campus, and a cul-de-sac from the Mohouli Street Extension to serve the multiple family residential and large lot single-family residential uses south of the Alenaio Stream drainage channel. (P.D. Exhibit 3- Ordinance No. 10-064) The County Council also approved a concurrent request to repeal Ord. 04-144, by adoption of Ord. 10-065. -6-