2020-10-01 Exh B New Cingular Wireless USE 19-000082

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JACKSON: Chair Raffipiy, I will be giving the presentation. RAFFIPIFY: Thank you very much Maija go ahead and make the presentation please. JACKSON: Okay, please give me a moment to share my screen with you. LEY: Excuse me, this is Rachelle. Can I ask that the testifiers disconnect from the meeting and watch via YouTube thank you? JACKSON: Okay, can the Commissioners see the slide that says AT&T Mobility? Great, thanks Dean. Alright, so this is a Stipulation by United States (U.S.) District Court staying the action to allow further consideration by the Windward Planning Commission. The action was to deny the permit. AT&T had requested a Use permit to construct a new telecommunication facility, consisting of a 100-foot tall self-supporting monopine tower which would be 105 feet tall with the branches, with twelve (12) antennas and related facilities within a 1,054 square foot portion of a 20-acre property. The purpose of the project is to expand coverage within the Hawaiian Paradise Park subdivision and provide a needed site for the FirstNet program, which is the Country's first nationwide communications platform dedicated to public safety. So, I'm just going to go over a quick chronology as to how we got here today with this application. In November of 2019, the Applicant submitted the Use Permit Application to the Planning Department. On February 6, 2020, the Windward Planning Commission held their first hearing, and the Motion was to continue the matter to the next hearing. Which was March 5, 2020, at that hearing the Windward Planning Commission made Motion to deny the application and that Motion was approved. Then the Commission instructed staff to create a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law for that denial recommendation. On June 4, 2020, the Commission approved the Findings of Fact, and Conclusions of Law to deny the permit. You should have a copy of that Findings of Fact, and Conclusions of Law. Then September 1, the U.S. District Court issued the Stipulation which you should also have a copy of staying the action denying the permit to allow further consideration by the Windward Planning Commission. As you know, the project site is in the Hawaiian Paradise Park subdivision it's located on lot owned by the Association at the corner of 17th Avenue and Maku`u Drive which is shown by the red dot on the slide. The Applicant has submitted some information to the Commission and in that packet information they provided two (2) revised site plans. I have them on the slide I can put them up as the Applicant explains the changes. But just real generally they are proposing to move the tower location 10 feet to the southeast and so these two (2) circles that you see on the slide. The blue circle shows the 105-foot radius from the previous proposed site. So, you can see that circle comes pretty close to an abandoned basketball hoop as well as the playground. The new proposed site which is in the southeast corner of the lease area is shown the 105-foot radius is shown in the white line. So, you can see that brings the 105-foot radius a further away from the basketball hoop and playground area. That concludes my presentation. I can keep those two (2) slides up if the Commission wants to see them as the Applicant is providing their information. EXHIBIT B 12