2019-08-01 Hearing Transcript - Earl & Jolene Lanning SPP 19-000207

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ROY: But, it's right about there, and that is deeded access— REPLOGLE: Okay. ROY: available to the Applicant. REPLOGLE: Thank you. ROY: Yeah. CLARKSON: Any further questions? I have a question. What is the speed limit on that curve there? ROY: I think its 25 miles an hour. It's coming down the road. I stood out there for a little while, and there's yellow signs yeah that say 15, I believe, right there you can see one on the curve. Oh, that's not a speed limit. That's about what people go. On that area, what I noticed is that pretty much people are going about 20 miles, 25 miles an hour. There were a few people that were heading out of Waipi`o Valley, you know, heading out of town, kind of accelerating possibly up to maybe 25 or 30 on their way out of this area. But for the most part, the speed limit seemed to be upheld. It didn't seem to be an issue. CLARKSON: And, do you have a quick review of the conditions? Any slides that we could quickly review the Director's recommendations for conditions? ROY: I don't have a slide except for that, but we can go through—some of the conditions, of course, are general, but some of the ones that I believe are, staff believes that are important, and I actually have some slides, if I could just kind of skip ahead and I put out some additional pictures here. One issue is the site line from the driveway or access. The picture on the left, I'm standing in the proposed driveway access, and you can only see about 20-25, 30 feet down the road. Cars will be coming from this direction, and like I said, at about 20-25 miles an hour, possibly, so the site line is a concern, and that's why we talked about removing some of that vegetation. In discussions with DPW, their only concern was anything within their right-of-way they would require to be removed. So, vegetation, things like that, would be removed if it's in their right-of-way, but at this time, they didn't they were unable to tell me if that's the case. The next one is another issue. It's on the other side of the property. Here you can see significant erosion and deposition of sediments into the roadway. This is due in part to some of the clearing that's occurred, but just the geology and slope of the site. So, we asked that in order to reduce some of that erosion that some vegetation be planted, possibly ground cover along this area. Let me skip back to—another condition we, special condition that we had in place was—it's unfortunate that we can't see it, but there's a large outfall that—storm water outfall right here that runs across the road. There was some green waste stacked, so we wanted to make sure that that remains clear and open to provide adequate drainage of the area. So, that was another omission that they ensure, that they don't store any green waste at that location, to make sure that that outfall continues to work. EXHIBIT B 3