2021-07-15 Leeward Exh D (Amend SMA 286)

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VAN PERNIS: Is there other infrastructure that would then be supposed to be imposed other than traffic? KAY: There is water available for it, there is wastewater available for it, the proposed project. So I'm not sure that I understand the question. Are you saying have there been other requirements above and beyond those? VAN PERNIS: Yes. KAY: Not to my knowledge. Just what our conditions of approval, the requirement to have, you know, water available for the project and the wastewater availability, capacity availability, which they have. VAN PERNIS: Are there turn-lanes required? KAY: I don't believe so. VAN PERNIS: Is a KAY: Access, access would be taken off of that 20-foot wide private easement, and that's a signalized intersection there, across from the signalized intersection of Keauhou Shopping Center, so there is already the facility in place to handle those turns, signalized, yeah. VAN PERNIS: Thank you. I have a question of the applicant. KAY: Sure. VAN PERNIS: Mr. Fuke, has the developer considered the fact that during the period of time involved here, 40 years, that the amount of electrical vehicles has been up about 50 percent, and they would have charging stations in their parking? FUKE: Well, first of all, I'd like to indicate that the current applicant was not the applicant way back in 1989 when the original SMA permit was secured, and I think as Christian pointed out, the SMA permit was approved, the project was completed but not its entirety, and because the original SMA had required the project be constructed and completed in phases, that's the reason why the extension had to be made. You know, the applicants acquired the property in 2013 to 2014, you know, during the expiration of the earlier SMA permit, and as a result, had to come in for the SMA amendment back in 2015. Now, relative to your question about the fact that electrical vehicles are kind of like on the rise, I mean, you know, that's, that's not a mandated thing, but if that is like the trend, I'm sure that any wise developer would wish to have or provide that kind of accommodation within the project, you know, in the same way like what Commissioner Yates was pointing out about the need for, possible need for additional handicap stall, I mean, fortunately the property is large enough, the project is going to be not as dense as what's currently allowed by the zoning, so there will be ample opportunities to provide for handicap stall. So—and it behooves the project, you know, 11 EXHIBIT D