2019-07-11 Hearing Transcript - Charles Umemoto REZ 19-235

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around, and one is made for emergency vehicles to turn around. So, that'sI'm glad you brought it up. I'm glad you brought it up. But, that is a concern from a safety and welfare issue. CLARKSON: Thank you. YOSHIZUML That's 900 that's what almost a quarter of a mile. CLARKSON: Well, let me ask one further question that relates to this. The—there's a condition about the proposed Mailani Street Extension. Now, this is a rezone. Isn't it possible that, that if the Council or between the time the Commission sends, if we were to send a favorable recommendation, that this subdivision map could completely change that the access could be proposed from a different area and that the lot sizes and orientation could be completely different than what is shown here as an illustration. Is that not true? DARROW: The, I mean, anything could happen. I mean, even at this meeting. You folks can say you know we don't want to see this access from Mailani, we want to see it from Kikaha, and that could go up to Council. Highly unlikely because that's not the proposed layout for number one, for the subdivision that's being proposed; number two, it doesn't make sense. What makes sense in this particular layout is Mailani Extension. In regards to, you know, the fire issue, that's—all of that is addressed, as Michael said, this is like we're at a higher level, first thing we're dealing with is zoning. Is this appropriate to be rezoned to residential in this area. When this comes down to the subdivision level, they have to go through the drainage studies. They have to propose the layout that has to meet Fire Code in regards to turnarounds, in regards to layout of the subdivision. They may ask them to put some sort of turnaround at the end temporarily until there is connection in the future. I'm not sure if that's what they'll do or not, or if they will say this is sufficient for us to back out. Again, I'm just not sure, but we depend upon the expertise of these agencies as we go through the further steps of providing the finished product. CLARKSON: Thank you. Any further questions for any of the testifiers? If not, thank you. Please be seated. Is there anyone else who wishes to testify on this matter today? If not, I'll ask for a motion that public testimony be closed. AU: Motion to close public testimony. AGUINALDO: I second. CLARKSON: All those in favor? COMMISSIONERS: Aye. CLARKSON: Opposed? Public testimony is closed. At this time, do we have any other questions for staff or discussion? REPLOGLE: Yes. EXHIBIT A 18