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different uses they've received permits from us to do certain things. Once we got to let say an <br /> airport, it became sticky because it doesn't out right permitted. So,there been many permits that <br /> we've allowed for in and around let's say Kona Airport. I think beyond just an airport hotel, <br /> there many accessory uses that we also could foresee in the future if the airport had to keep <br /> coming to us for what we would think would be reasonable uses. It was kind of burdensome on <br /> their part and our part to have to review every accessory use right. <br /> So, we are trying to broad it within in reason. I will say if you read through the materials there <br /> was a question around questioning whether or not I should have Plan Approval. I want to be <br /> firmed that we want Plan Approval from the County. Like we are not giving a blank slate to the <br /> airport to say okay we want this and we are just going to do it. So,they have to come in and <br /> check what they are doing and in this case with the primary hotel I'm not looking for a resort. I <br /> don't want let's say fancy pools and stuff like that. It suppose to be a functional airport for those <br /> that have short-stays right. So,that's why we want Plan Approval. <br /> CLARKSON: Thank you. <br /> RAFFIPIY: Any other questions? I have a question. Will there be a, lets say this goes thru and <br /> approved will there be a strategic plan for that area so that we know how things are going to be <br /> constructed and build and allowed cause what I don't want to see is I don't want to see so many <br /> things happening and there is no strategic look. Before we know it's going to look like Honolulu <br /> International Airport as soon as visitors come out and boom they say HI and Nimitz and <br /> everything and all that. <br /> YEE: I'll have Alex talk maybe a little bit more about the Master Plans. <br /> ROY: Yeah, there is a Master Plan for Kona International Airport and the intent of this <br /> amendment really is to satisfy and allow them to pursue that Master Plan that has been permitted <br /> or approved. I get where you are going with the over development, but they will be having to <br /> come in and the reason we are changing this is because the County zoning doesn't permit. So, <br /> they need this change in order for us to be able to do the plan review as the Director said. We <br /> will be reviewing that in with consistency to the Master Plan that has already kind of been <br /> established. That Master Plan calls for one hotel and conference center again in support of <br /> airport operations. I think the definitions really allow us the opportunity to ensure that it's not a <br /> resort and we are not building that. That's why the definition says in support of airport <br /> operations. <br /> According to the FAA there are only two primary airports on this island and that's Kona and <br /> Hilo. They call no others out as potentially being because it is not up to it's more than 10,000 <br /> passenger trips per year. So, the FAA called out only those two, Hilo and Kona. But this is <br /> primarily really for Kona to fulfill their Master Plan. <br /> RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much. No questions? At this time, we will go into public <br /> testimony. I have two (2)people signed up to testify. First, I'm going to call in is Dwight <br /> Vicente. Again, Dwight Vicente is not sworn, so please Mr. Vicente go ahead and you have <br /> three minutes to do your presentation. Thank you. <br /> EXHIBIT C <br /> 4 <br />