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

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I added this just to show the property, full property entrance, as it enters the property and then onto the subject parcel. And you can see that it's an unimproved dirt gravel driveway. One of the conditions that were placed on the application, one of the director's recommendations, was following a recommendation by DPW for a light, a street light, to be placed at the entrance of Akoni Pule Highway and the property. We thought that that was a good idea, and the applicant is willing to work through some kind of lighted, you know, entrance there for safety. So at this time the director would like to approve with the stated conditions. I wanted to take note that there was a change in Condition—and hopefully the PC got that—Condition number 3, which relates to water. I'll go ahead and just read that just to make sure; so we amended Condition 3 to say, "Prior to issuance of Final Plan Approval, the applicant shall provide estimated average daily water usage calculations[,prepared by a professional engineer licensed in the State of Hawaii] to the Department Water Supply [for review and approval.] The water usage calculations must show the estimated maximum daily demand [from the private well and from the DWS water system. The calculations shall also include the estimated peak-flow in gallons per minute from both sources.] The applicant shall comply with Department of Water Supply requirements by implementing conservation measures in order to limit their water consumption to an average of 400 gallons per day," for the county water, "which is the current water allocation [based on the existing water meter size and water availability in the area. As represented by the applicant, any additional potable water needed for the proposed development shall be provided by the private water well.]" So the applicant has stated on numerous occasions that the intent is to create their own water source, so the well has been, will be pursued, and increase catchment will also be pursued. The intent is not to utilize the county's water. Obviously, 400 gallons per day would not be sufficient usage. So the idea is to move into more self-sustained or collecting their own water on site. And that's it. CARR SMITH: Thank you very much, Alex. All right, Commissioners, do you have any questions for Alex? Mr. Van Pernis. VAN PERNIS: Yes. Could you return to the second page of your presentation, what the applicant requests? Could, can you hear me? ROY: Yep, yep, yep CARR SMITH: I think he's working on ROY: Yeah, give me a second, I'm working out of foreign screen here, so I've got to VAN PERNIS: The second page of your presentation. ROY: Yeah, I'm trying, but the computer doesn't seem to CARR SMITH: He's working on it, Mark. ROY: I'm locked up again. I'm sorry. Hold on one second. 6 EXHIBIT D