2020-08-04 Kailua Village Design Commission Minutes

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Slide 16& 17—Fire Wall Plan. Slide 18 —Exterior Elevation. End of Presentation Chairman Roth—Thanks Ms. Rosalind Newlon (Staff) for her presentation and proceeded to ask Commissioners if they had any questions for staff. Commissioner Ikeuchi—Ikeuhci asked for clarification. Will the applicant be requesting to increase the square footage of the home and are they only requesting to change the interior layout of the existing square footage. Ms. Newlon (Staff) —Staff responded by saying, "No." Their site plan shows no increase to the square footage of their plan,just interior room changes that were already permitted. The only change is completing a full second kitchen and then using the spaces on the first floor that they permitted as workshop and storeroom for personal use. No expansion. Commissioner Smith—Smith refers a question to sheet A-1. Is this being used as the base plan for the landscaping design? Two pages later A-I is also used as the Plot Plan. The two drawings have changes made, they are not consistent. The portion along Lamaokeola, on the two drawings, one of them has a continuous driveway that's almost the length of the property and the landscape design shows planting along the left side of the drawing. Smith was confused as to what they are building, because the drawing showed different information. Ms. Newlon (Staff) —Staff clarifies that they are showing the back of parking near Lamaokeola, showing (4) different parking spaces. Newlon mentions that this issue can be cleared during Plan Approval. Commissioner Smith—Smith points out that on the Alakai Street, the landscape plan shows a different landscape layout. Commissioner Hetherington—Hetherington points out that the main difference seems to be on the landscape plan. It shows a drive through parking, but it is eliminated on the Site Plan. Commissioner Smith—Smith clarifies, that the two drawings are inconsistent. Ms. Newlon—The main requirement is to provide two parking spaces per unit. Commissioner Smith—Is this something that we can have the landowner clarify? 3