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

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apply. And pedestrian access to the new gymnasium facility will be through the applicant's existing campus via the existing pedestrian pathways and not along Kapi`olam Road. This is the current zoning of the subject property. The subject property is zoned Agricultural-1A, that's Agricultural with a minimum building site of 1 acre, which is indicated by the light green color, and RS-7.5, which is Single-Family Residential with a minimum building site area of 7,500 square feet as indicated by the yellow color. Properties to the north of Parker School are also zoned Agricultural-1A and properties to the west of Lindsey Road are also zoned Single-Family Residential. The State Land Use designation for the property, as well as much of the surrounding area is Urban as indicated by the pink color shown on your screen. The General Plan designation for the property is Medium-Density Urban, which is indicated by the orange color. Medium-Density Urban allows for village and neighborhood commercial and single-family, multi-family residential, and other related functions. Schools are a permitted use within the Medium-Density Urban designations. This is an aerial view of the site. You can see Lindsey Road to the left of the subject property, and Kapi`olam Road is on the north side of the slide. Kapi`olam Road is a county-owned and maintained roadway within an approximately 18- to 20-foot pavement in good condition and includes a 2- to 4-foot-wide grass shoulder within the 40-foot right-of-way. Connection from Parker School's existing Kahilu campus, which is accessed from Lindsey Road to the proposed expanded campus is via an 8-foot-wide asphalt walking path near Waikoloa Stream. Across from Waikoloa Stream into the south of the subject properties, you have the Parker Ranch Center. The photo on the bottom-right of your screen shows the walkway that connects the elementary school campus to the existing high school and middle school campus that goes along the Waikoloa Stream. Parker School has been diligently working on completing an MOU, memorandum of understanding, as required in condition number 24 of the Use Permit with the Department of Parks and Recreation for creating an easement access for the Waimea Trail and Greenway projects. This is the master plan that was provided in 2010. No significant changes to this plan have been proposed by the applicant at this time. You have Lindsey Road on the left side of your slide. You can see the existing campus that was built in 1975. You have Kapi`olam Road running to the top edge of the slide. This is the elementary school that was built in 2007, and just east of that you have the future gymnasium and the athletic play fields. The future middle school is proposed to be located between the gymnasium and Kapi`olam Road, and then the existing warehouse that will be renovated for use is on the far east end of the property. There is the original campus that includes the high school and the middle school, as well as the parking lot that gets access off of Lindsey 3 EXHIBIT C