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

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like Alex has suggested, because I've seen in a correspondence where Christie has, you know, just emails and emails of just checking in,just checking in, hey, did you get my report, hey did you get that. So,just so SHPD doesn't become the eye of the needle, because I'm also very cognizant of the time frame that's imposed in one of the conditions. But, yes, that condition suggested by Mike is perfect. ROY: We want to include the entire permit area, 15 acres, or 14.9 acres. OHIRA: I had thought Mike said the development area. VITOUSEK: My recommendation is for the project area, which is the special management, or special use permit area, which is the 14.9 acres, because there have been - - - alterations within that area outside of the 2.14 acres, with the additions, the swimming pools and other elements that are non-historic elements being put into a historic site complex that could detract from the historic integrity of those sites. Now, I'm not saying that it doesn't have its own value and is necessary in order to preserve those historic sites; it's just a process that has to be done in order to take into account the effect. And to me, that means recording what's there to the extent that's required under Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 13-2-84, and then using that information as the sort of baseline to make sure that the future alterations and use of this historic site as the guest ranch don't reduce the integrity of the site, change it into something that is not and make it so it's no longer a significant historic site. Basically, I understand the applicant's intentions, I think she's got good intentions; I just want to make sure that we outline a path for how she can accomplish those intentions without inadvertently causing - - -to the historic nature of this site. OHIRA: And this is an architectural inventory. VITOUSEK: That's my recommendation, but, again, under the language that's included in our background report but not included in the conditions, requiring the review from the State Historic Preservation Division prior to the completion of any new construction within the Special Permit area. CASH: Yes, I agree to that. OHIRA: Great. ROY: Okay. CARR SMITH: - - - YATES: - -YATES: Now we've lost Nancy? Nancy? CARR SMITH: Sorry, sorry, sorry. I was asking Alex—did you say that that request had been made and that State Historic Preservation had not responded? I'm not clear whether this inventory survey has been completed or not. 24 EXHIBIT D