2021-06-03 Windward Exh A AT&T Mobility USE 21-000087

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proposed facility will be roughly here toward the northeast corner of the property. Access will be taken off an existing driveway from Saddle Road here. Here are some photos of the site and permit area. Again, the access road is here toward the corner of the property. Generally, the proposed facility will be located here on the right-hand side you have Saddle Road looking south with again the proposed tower generally in this area and then on the bottom there's a photo of Saddle Road looking north. The applicant submitted with its application photo stimulations of what the proposed tower would look like on the property. So, the middle map here is just showing the viewpoints. So, number one (1) here is looking south along Saddle Road as you can see the camp is located here and this what's currently there. This is their indication of what the proposed monopine tower would like for motorist driving south and similarly on the right-hand side, the existing view on the top and what motorists would see driving along Saddle Road to the north. Here are existing and projected AT&T coverage maps which were submitted with the application on the left-hand side you can see the general location of the Camp Kilohana currently showing there's no coverage in the area and on the right-hand side you can that with the implementation of the tower what coverage there would be for indoor signals, in vehicle signals, and outdoor signals what you see expands it significantly. Another thing the applicant submitted was locations of alternative sites that they considered before landing on the Kilohana property to the south here is the Lightning Trail and then to the north Waiki`i Ranch and the application indicates that those were not good fits for a number of reasons. So, the Planning Director is recommending approval of this tower with conditions. Since we sent the background and recommendation report out to the Commission we received some additional correspondences 2 agency comments, one from the Department of Public Works (DPW) and one from the State Department of Health (DOH). Then received some additional testimony from Kenison Tejada from FirstNet with some information on the FirstNet program and how the proposed tower would fit within that. With that, I'm happy to answer any questions that the Commission may have, and I will stop sharing my screen. Pardon me, give me one moment. REPLOGLE: Okay, I'm going to vote for allowing the person to testify before you ask your questions. Do you think you can remember them in that brief three (3) minute time? So. AGUINALDO: Yes, we can. REPLOGLE: Fire Chief Kazuo Todd of the Hawaii Fire Department will be testifying today. Would you please raise your right hand? REPLOGLE: Do you swear to affirm to tell the truth on this matter before the Windward Planning Commission? You're muted. TODD: Yes, I do, sorry about that I was muted. I had to use my right hand to unmute first. 3 EXHIBIT A