2021-04-15 Leeward Exh C (USE 21-086)

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VITOUSEK: Commissioner Van Pernis did that addressed both questions? VAN PERNIS: I think there's one another question. CAMERO: Yes, there is, sorry, I just wanted to make sure if you had questions on that. Okay, so the last question that I have by Commissioner Mark Van Pernis is, did Planning look into how many STVR applications for properties in the area were turned down? If known, how many? So, again with the STVR applications out of the ones that were submitted we did reject one and we did deny one and I didn't look into the details as far as why we rejected them or why we in fact denied them. But I'm not too sure, I don't want to speak and say maybe it was in the post 76 lots but, those are what I found so far. VAN PERNIS: There was one more question, at the bottom of the list. Can you answer that please? CAMERO: Okay, I apologize. There is actually 2 questions on here that were scratched out. Do you want me to, you just want me to answer the last one that's scratched out right? VAN PERNIS: The last one, beginning with the word did. CAMERO: Okay, so, the question by Commissioner Mark Van Pernis. Did Planning look into or did the applicant submit anything regarding the effect of this applied for a project would have on the congested 2 lane Mamalahoa Highway, both northeastern and southwestern lanes? If so, what information does Planning have? The applicant did not submit, she did not submit something regarding the effect that this applied application was going to have on Mamalahoa Highway. Some of the things she was able to address was that most of the traffic would possibly occur when it wasn't the most congested times on Mamalahoa Highway. VAN PERNIS: May I ask, how Planning knows that most activities would not occur during the rush hour traffic jam on Mamalahoa? CAMERO: So, for Ms. Koizumi, she had just said that the check in times for the guests would be between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and that's assuming that those weren't going to conflict with the congested times on Mamalahoa Highway. VAN PERNIS: So, no independent investigation was made by the County? They took Ms. Koizumi's word for it. CAMERO: Yes, they did and also for this bed and breakfast application we weren't requiring her to do a traffic analysis as it seemed like it would be less than the fifty (50)trips per day for the proposed use. VITOUSEK: Okay, are there any other questions from any other Commissioners for the Planning Department staff? 6 EXHIBIT C