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Urban designation allows for residential ancillary community and public uses and neighborhood <br /> and convenience-type commercial uses. <br /> The subject property on your screen is outlined in red let me just get my pointer I want to use this <br /> laser pointer to kind of help you understand the map. The subject property on your screen is <br /> outlined in red as indicated with this portion and it is located within the Kona Community <br /> Development Plan (CDP)which identifies the property as situated within the "Kona Urban <br /> Area". This red line that's going down your screen as you can see with Mamalahoa Highway in <br /> most places is the Kona Urban Area. This other portion that is slant from the top part of your <br /> screen diagonally down indicates the Concurrency Zone map within the Kona CDP. This subject <br /> parcel is not within the designated Kona Transit Oriented Development(TOD) zone just for the <br /> record. <br /> This is an aerial photo of the subject property which is outlined in red. There are currently 2 <br /> dwellings and a workshop/storage building located on the subject property. You can see the <br /> surrounding areas is mostly single-family residences and to the right of the property is <br /> Mamalahoa Highway which is a State owned and maintained highway. Located at the top and <br /> parallel to the subject property is Ahikawa Street which connects to the subject property via <br /> Leimomi Street which is a County owned but not maintained road. <br /> This is the most recent subdivision map that was submitted to the Planning Department. This <br /> map shows the proposed layout for the six (6) lot subdivision that the applicant is currently going <br /> through. You can see the 3 existing structures located on the property. There are driveway <br /> accesses from Mamalahoa Highway located to the right of your screen and access to the subject <br /> parcel from Leimomi Street is located in the middle of your screen. This slide shows the access <br /> to the subject property from Mamalahoa Highway, the upper left photo is the view of the subject <br /> property on Mamalahoa Highway if you are heading in the southbound direction. The bottom <br /> right photo is a direct photo of the driveway access to the subject property from Mamalahoa <br /> Highway. <br /> This slide shows the access to the subject property from Leimomi Street. The left photo is a <br /> view from Leimomi Street just off of Ahikawa Street facing south towards the subject property. <br /> The photo on the right is a photo of the work that the applicant has completed on her property for <br /> the Leimomi Street extension that you saw on the subdivision map on the previous screen as well <br /> as have a copy in your background report. This required construction that the applicant <br /> completed was approved on March seventeenth (17''), twenty twenty-one (2021)by the <br /> Department of Public Works Engineering Division. As you can see from the previous site <br /> photos slides there is no easy way to see the structure on the property from the vicinity of <br /> Mamalahoa Highway. So, the applicant was willing to provide this photo for us to view. On <br /> your screen you have for you a photo of the single-family dwelling that was submitted by the <br /> applicant for this presentation. You can see that the paved parking is located near the single- <br /> family dwelling as well as get a view what dwelling is proposed to be used for the bed and <br /> breakfast. <br /> With that, the Planning Director is recommending an approval with conditions for the Use <br /> Permit 21-86. At this time, I'll be happy to take any questions from the Commissioners. <br /> 4 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />