2019-04-18 Leeward Exh A (SPP 19-205)

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LINGER: Okay, so I would need a second on that motion as well. CARR SMITH: Second. LINGER: Okay, we have a motion by Commissioner Vitousek, second by Carr Smith, and with that addition. So that's the discussion at this point. CARR SMITH: I'm trying to find in the background report if there's any comments from DPW. KAY: Yes, there are—let me find it here—Exhibit 3. CARR SMITH: Where about? KAY: That's toward the, after the AIS are the other, the agency comment letters, so toward the back of the background packet. YEE: Christian, we never heard from Traffic, though, we only got it from Engineering? KAY: That's correct. We submitted to Engineering. I did have a question to the engineer, Natalie Whitworth, here because the way that the condition, or the way that their comment letter read was all driveway connections to Kuakini Highway and work within the County right of way shall conform so on and so forth. I clarified with her that we—we did some research and found that there was an existing permitted commercial driveway there—so I wanted to clarify; did she want the applicant to come in and do a line of sight analysis and do those improvements? And she said no, any new access. So because there is an existing commercial access, permitted commercial access there, she didn't seem to have a desire to have the, have them come back in and do a line of sight analysis. The permit was approved back in the early 2000's, so there may be different conditions here. So I think it's an appropriate addition to update that. [Speaking to Commissioner Carr Smith] Were you able to find the CARR SMITH: Yes. KAY: Okay. CARR SMITH: Yes, I did, thank you. So, how do we just be sure that when a drainage study is prepared by a licensed civil engineer and submitted to the Public Works prior to the issuance of a construction permit, that that wall is considered? KAY: So I'm not sure the location of the wall relative to the Special Permit area. So the, the drainage study would be done related to project's specific flooding or drainage issues, right? So it wouldn't be for the entire parcel. So if the wall is outside of this area, then they wouldn't consider that. So I need to know where the wall is relative to the Special Permit area. And so any mitigation for that the drainage study calls out for as required by Department of Public Works would be required prior to operation, prior to occupancy, right, but it may or may not, this project may or may not have an impact on that. I can say that any, any project-related additional draina- or floodwaters or anything would have to be handled on site, but if it's, this wall is off 13 EXHIBIT A