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The current zoning for the property is Multiple-Family Residential with a mimusee m building site <br /> of 1,500 square feet. That's shown in the darker brown color. And then you incanthe <br /> surrounding community to the south and to the west is Sinle-Familyntesidential - 7,500 square <br /> feet, which is shown in the yellow color. There is also Dougble-Residal density that is in the <br /> lighter brown color to the east, as well as Multiple-Family Residential - 1,000 square feet where <br /> the police station is located. <br /> The General Plan designation for the property is Medium Density Urban, which is shown in the <br /> orange, and then east of Kapi'olani Street is High Density Urban-1 <br /> as rezoned twice from its original zoning of Single-Family Residential - <br /> The subject property W Vincent Tai. In 2010, it wasrezonedI I from RS-7.5 to RM-2.5, and <br /> 7.5 by the current landowner, <br /> - 11--with Ordinance 14-05 6. <br /> then in 2014 it was rezoned again from RM-2.5 to RM <br /> Ordinance 14-056 states, "Should any of the conditions not be met,or substantially complied <br /> with in a timely fashion, the Planning Director may initiate zoning of the area to its original or <br /> more appropriate designa ion. <br /> So, there are two reasons the Director is initiating procedures to rezone thepropeThat <br /> condition <br /> . The first <br /> reason is that the landowner is not complying with Coiiditionl of the ordmance­ <br /> states, "The applicant shall comply With all-applicable C40fify, State and Federal laws,rules, <br /> the landowner has,not complied with Chapter 20 <br /> regulations and requirements." Specifically, -unsafe flora. The second reason for initiating <br /> Article 2 of the Hawaii County Code related to <br /> sale and does not intend <br /> rezoning of the property is that the landowner has the-property ral <br /> o develop the property-with the multiple-family resid6ntiunits asepresented to the County <br /> -th property Was_previously rezoned in 2010 and 2015. <br /> Council and the commission whene <br /> I'll o through a few-slides and talk about the first reason, compliance with Condition R, and <br /> So, g <br /> development on the pnsafe <br /> acWi ides after Wilthen the fol10 09 sl that I discuss the lacCondition RJhe Department,of Public Works has issued two flora <br /> of comp4apee With-- 117 on June 2 I't of last year, and then one was <br /> violation letters to the landowner. One was issued on the property <br /> -2s� of this!Y These letters indicated that trees <br /> recently issued on January <br /> - quired thatStateey be <br /> to 6411 neighboring propertes, anPW re <br /> pose an imminent danger awai'itherti <br /> certified <br /> d. The eletters said that in-lieu of tree removali <br /> , a letterd from a H <br /> remove <br /> arborist could be provided, stating that the trees are deemed safe and healthy. <br /> nt and Rsk uctio <br /> On January 7th of 2020, the I I andowner provided a Tree Risk Assessor e subject tns o the <br /> Assessment Report by a ce, . d arbonst. The report evaluated the trees that wereiRed <br /> -On February 4th, that was just a few days ago, the arborist submitted <br /> June 2 Is'unsafe flora letter. ruary 4h letter <br /> a letter indicating that if their recommendations of the assessment and the Feb , perties. The <br /> from the arborist are implemented,that would negate any hazards to neighboring pro- <br /> report and the February 4th letter recommended trimming the branches of trees 0, 1,1.and And the <br /> 3 <br /> through 6, and then removing several trees, tree 2, 7 and 5 1, I'm sorry, 7 through 5 <br /> Department of Public Works went through on the property and tagged ndrnumbered all of the <br /> sometime in December. They also, the at also recommended <br /> trees. I believe that occurred <br /> removing roots that were encroaching onto neighboring properties as well as providing on-going <br /> annual maintenance. DRAFT <br /> 2 <br />