2021-07-15 Leeward Exh C (Amend USE 05-001)

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the Use Permit, we also want to be good neighbors for the people who are near the school. The people on theIs that the south side?—it's not only hedges but some people have built rock walls in the right-of-way, and there are power poles and telephone poles that have to be moved. So that seems to be a difficult choice to build on that side, so we investigated doing the sidewalk on the opposite side and then created a couple of problems. One of them, that has been mentioned, is the crosswalk on Lindsey, and that the problems with the right-of-way don't end on Kapi`olani; the property on the corner of Kapi`olani and Lindsey, the actual building would have to be moved, if we put the sidewalk there, not just the hedges. And then the other place where crosswalks would have to be created are across the entry to Waimea Parkside and then across the street from the north side back to the entrance of the Parker lower school. So we looked at that, and our consultant at the time, Ken Melrose, raised that idea with the Traffic department, proposed that change. I don't, I would have to look at the correspondence to find the exact reasons, but it was related to the crosswalks and issues. VITOUSEK: Yeah, I think, you know, if we were to get a little more information on it, to get the history, and to have an opportunity for DPW to weigh in, if we could do that in, say, a month or so, would that be amenable to the timeline that you are on? MOOERS: (To Mr. Dunn) Do you want to answer that? DUNN: I mean, I think you are right, I think it could pose some problems, but, you know, I don't, I don't know if we are able to get through that back for us in a month. And, again, it's certainly, if longer than that, it's certainly problematic. VITOUSEK: Yeah, I mean, you know, we don't want to put an undue time burden on you in terms of putting an open-ended requirement to go out there and do all this work, but we do want to get a better understanding of the DPW requirements for that north side of Kapi`olani Road. Because looking at that, it seems to be a much simpler construction and a quicker path to getting that community benefit. So I definitely would appreciate that but, you know, having, every commissioner having had the opportunity to ask questions, I'd like to entertain a motion at this time to either accept, deny, or defer the application that is, that is at hand. Commissioner Van Pernis. VAN PERNIS: I move to accept the recommendation. VITOUSEK: Okay. Is there a second? YATES: Question. What is the recommendation? VAN PERNIS: The application of Parker School be approved. 15 EXHIBIT C