2020-10-15 Leeward Exh D (SPP 20-000219)

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CASH: Yes, so currently we have a historic saddle house on the property that's being used as such; it stores the horse's saddles and bridles. We'll never have more than six horses on this property. Probably at any time, currently, we only have two horses on the property. And we don't plan on building stables right now; the horses stay outside. DEFRANCO: Thank you. CARR SMITH: Thank you very much. You are good, Barbara? (No audible response) okay. Mr. Vitousek. VITOUSEK: Thank you. First thing, I really appreciate the background from Mr. Chin on the stay from Judge Fujino until the permit is granted or denied. I think that's very important to what we are doing here. And, you know, hearing it from the applicant's attorney is one thing. I would like to hear that from our attorneys as well. Is that something that anyone from Corp. Counsel is prepared to speak on? CARR SMITH: Mr. Mukai, are you there? YOSHIMOTO: Madam Chair? CARR SMITH: Go ahead, J. YOSHIMOTO: Hi, this is J in Kona. CARR SMITH: Yes. YOSHIMOTO: Yeah, I can confirm that the details that was provided by Mr. Chin is accurate. Cody Frenz, Deputy Corporation Counsel, with her office, is handling that case, and, yeah, short and sweet, the statement Mr. Chin provided is correct. VITOUSEK: Thank you very much, appreciate that. And absolutely no knock on Mr. Chin,just want to hear it from our guys as well. Second thing I'd like to ask is, given that we are dealing with the Hawaii Register of Historic Places site, I would like to know a little bit about the consultation that has been done so far with the State Historic Preservation Division. If the applicant or the applicant's architect could go over that, I'd appreciate it. CARR SMITH: Go ahead, Christie. CASH: Are you asking about the past or the future? VITOUSEK: I'm asking about what has been done so far. CASH: As far as what, what—I'm sorry I'm confused about the question. 20 EXHIBIT D