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community benefit. If you could find the other one facing the other direction, that would <br /> be terrific. <br /> CAMERO: Yeah, so that one is, is here. <br /> VITOUSEK: Yeah, there. Looking at the utility poles, encroachment from the hedges, <br /> the complication of the south side of the road compared to what you have on the north <br /> Is that something that we can look into at this point? <br /> CAMERO: So I can answer that, Chair Vitousek. Can I stop sharing this screen? Is that <br /> okay for now? <br /> VITOUSEK: Yep. <br /> CAMERO: Okay. So in DPW's comments M2009 during the Use Permit, the master <br /> plan, when Parker School came in to amend their Use Permit, DPW had only required the <br /> improvements to be along the south side of Kapi`olam Road from Lindsey Road to the <br /> middle school, at that timewe didn't include DPW in this meeting, and I'm sorry about <br /> that—but, you know, should Parker School have to come in for an amendment to their <br /> Use Permit, this can possibly be discussed with DPW at that time, if they want to require <br /> the north-side improvements to Kapi`olam Road to be done. <br /> VITOUSEK: Yep. Commissioner Armbruster. <br /> ARMBRUSTER: Hi there. I actually have a little bit of insight into this. Waimea <br /> Parkside is on the other side of that, and we were approached several years ago, asking if <br /> we would be amenable to moving it over there, and I don't think there were, I think the <br /> issue that arose from that was the location of the crosswalks; I don't think that there was <br /> a crosswalk location that the Transportation folks were comfortable with going across <br /> there. But there is a five-foot road-widening easement on the backside of Waimea <br /> Parkside that does allow for some stuff to take and move that way. <br /> VITOUSEK: Okay. Yeah, you know, to me, I mean, the applicant would agree that the <br /> gym is going to add traffic into the neighborhood, correct? <br /> MOOERS: Vehicular traffic, yes, but not pedestrian traffic. <br /> VITOUSEK: Right, and I believe the intention of the pedestrian safety improvements is <br /> to protect the pedestrians in the neighborhood from the increased vehicular traffic from <br /> the school, at least in part, not, not just to provide transporta- or pedestrian access for the <br /> school itself but for the people in the neighborhood. I guess, I mean, looking at our <br /> options now where we have a request to amend the Use Permit, and we had an <br /> opportunity where we can reassess the location of the improvements to make it easier for <br /> 12 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />