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

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use was not only continuing but in practice and has been in practice for some time. So the registered properties will be included in some of the guest houses, and I think, and the applicant may speak to this more, but the idea is to move the whole property possibly into some kind of register status, protective status, of historic district. Here's a couple of shots of two of the structures: The Cowboy House on the left, Yoshi's House on the right there. So just to kind of give you an idea of what the structures look like today. They've been well maintained, upgraded where necessary, but, again, have stayed within the DOI, Department of Interior, regulations regarding these historic structures. Here is a site plan, this is one of the earlier site plans, and I've kind of outlined some of the structures. Take note of two things: One is the surveyed AIS area. This is what I'm calling the 2.14-acre construction area. All new development will be contained within that—upgrades and, you know, changes to,just in structures may occur—but all new development will only occur within this 2.14-acre area. And take note of the pavilion on the right-hand side of the photograph; that is going to be the one that would be removed and moved down into that 2.14-acre, what I'm calling construction area. You see also the chicken coop, the tool shed that I spoke of, that will be converted to an ADA bathroom. There is the `Ohana House, Yoshi's House. So these are the properties that not only are historic but will be used for the guest ranch. Again, there will be seven total guest houses, if approved. Here is kind of a pulling-out on the same site plan and then pulling-in to the construction, 2.14-acre construction area where the applicant has kind of outlined where those new structures; you can see parking,portable toilets, the proposed event space, which we are calling pavilion or new event space, the proposed ADA restrooms and then another guest house there. So, again, the existing chicken coop will be converted, so it's, as well the existing tool shed and bunk house; so those are existing structures in that they have development of, at the footprint, but they'll be expanded on to create guest houses. I put this upI understand that this is, there is a lot here and the writing is kind of small for you to see but I wanted to show, because this is showing a lot of landscaping, which goes in agricultures uses, which go along with the property's use. There is extensive agriculture being conducted on the property and will be expanded in the future to not only support the ranch itself but the community. There is landscaping that is being placed and will be placed as necessary to mitigate issues with the neighbors, including noise. One of the requirements that the Planning Department had requested to mitigate noise impacts was moving the pavilion down to a more central location in the middle of the property, which we felt that was, would help to mitigate some of noise impacts. And the applicant has stated that they would be planting a rose screening to vegetation to, again, further mitigate potential noise impacts to the surrounding properties. This is a view north along Highway 270, or Akoni Pule Highway. The property entrance is on the right hand of the photograph. Looking south on the same highway. The property entrance is on the left hand side of the photograph. 5 EXHIBIT D