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Here are some aerial photographs of the subject parcel. Again, we've got Waianuenue running <br />at the top of the screen and Kaumana Drive running at the bottom of the screen, the subject <br />parcel situated in the middle of Pu`u Hina Street on the mauka side. You can see the structure as <br />well as the parking area. On the right-hand side is zoomed in a little bit, a different perspective. <br />The main portion of the structure is on the first floor, and there's a basement, but then there is a <br />second floor here on the right-hand side. The proposed location of the addition is on the back <br />side of the existing structure, and only a small portion is viewable from Pu`u Hina Street. So, <br />access to the subject parcel, it ingresses here. And, egress comes out here. This is a private <br />driveway/roadway, and the subject the Applicant has legal access rights over that via easement. <br />Here is the Applicant's site plan. Again, showing Pu`u Hina Street here at the bottom of the <br />screen with the ingress here. The existing structure is in this wider thatched indication, and the <br />addition is going to be here, again, on the back side. The Applicant is proposing, again, <br />increased number of parking stalls two up here to the right-hand side of the structure. One here <br />along this boundary line, and then an additional final parking space here toward the back. There <br />is a gate here, an openable gate, that they'll be able to access through there. <br />Here is the floor plan for the main floor. Again, these are the existing layout of the structure and <br />then the proposed addition is going to be here. The office and three treatment rooms and a <br />hallway, the second -story floor plan is just showing residential bedroom uses, and then this is the <br />basement floor plan again showing residential storage uses for the most part. <br />Here are some elevations that are showing what it is going to look like once the addition is built. <br />Again, this is a front view of the building from Pu`u Hina Street. Because the addition is going <br />to be built on the back side of the building, the only real addition you're going to be able to see is <br />up here in the corner. On the side view here along that private road, you should see the existing <br />entryway, the existing ADA ramp, and you'll be able to see a small portion of the addition here <br />on the back. And these are views from the back side, and then pardon me, the back side and <br />then other side here. <br />Here are some site photos. On the upper left is a view of the property, access from across Pu`u <br />Hina Street. This is where cars go in. A view on the left-hand side of the building of the ADA <br />parking stall and ramp. Here is a view of the main parking lot, and then a view of the area for <br />the proposed parking addition. <br />So, during our review of the amendment request, we kind of look at condition compliance, where <br />folks are at with complying with conditions of approval. There was a condition in the 1998 <br />amendment that required a sign indicating no parking along the private roadway here as well as <br />pavement markings. The sign has been installed, but no pavement markings were evident when <br />we went out to do our site visit, so we've added an amended condition requiring no pavement <br />no parking pavement markings. <br />Another thing we found during our site visit was this unpermitted carport structure coming off <br />the back side of the building. It's what was built without a building permit and extends into the <br />setback. In conversations with the Director, he was not inclined to grant a variance for this <br />setback violation, so we've added a condition requiring the removal of this carport structure. <br />EXHIBIT A <br />3 <br />