2019-06-20 Leeward Exh A (SPP 17-195)

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CARR SMITH: I should, probably should have asked them before. KAY: Sure, no problem. So, Condition No. 7 addresses construction access and reads, "As represented by the applicant, all construction traffic shall be routed from Hualalai Road to the subject parcels via [TMK: 7-5-017:044]"Parcel 44, essentially. CARR SMITH: There it is. Thank you. What about hours? Is that something that normally would be included or not? KAY: So construction hours is, there is no condition related to construction hours. I would have to maybe defer to the applicant to see, you know, what they would be proposing in terms of construction hours or if there are standard practices for that. [Mr. Kay had a brief conversation with Ms. Jackson.] I'm told that it's possible that the Department of Health has standard hours for construction. I'm not sure what those are, though. But there is a catchall condition that says the applicant must comply with all State, County, Federal and State requirements. So, if that is the case, they would be limited to what those requirements are. CARR SMITH: Good, thank you. I just further wanted to comment that I appreciate all the testimony and I commend you folks for the good work you are doing at Living Stones, and, best of luck. CHURCH: I don't dismiss the adverse impact that this project will have on Pualani Estates and surrounding owners, but also can't dismiss the huge benefit that I have witnessed on the growth of this church and what it does for the surrounding communities. So I'll be supporting this. UNGER: I also will be supporting the motion, as it stands. Hearing both sides, I certainly understand homeowner concerns with the additional traffic, the construction, etcetera. Again, weighing both sides, I do support the project and I'll be voting in favor of it. VITOUSEK: I'd add I believe this will lessen a really difficult traffic situation on Alii Drive by spreading it out and putting it in a location that's better able to accommodate that amount of traffic. You know, I definitely understand the concerns from Pualani residents, but I think that overall it will have a net improvement on traffic in Kona. I will support it. SHIMAOKA: I'm going to support it, but the concern with some of the residents with the traffic concerns. I strongly suggest that maybe some of the members of the congregation would get together and work with some of these concerns, maybe, like maybe putting a speedbump in that area where there is a short line of sight. But, that would be my encouragement. UNGER: Seeing no other comment from Commissioners, roll call. KAY: Thank you, Mr. Chair. Commissioner Carr Smith? CARR SMITH: Aye. 20 EXHIBIT A