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like don't want to go through it, but all I wanted to also indicate is that the applicant is <br /> committed to seeing this project through under all of the terms and conditions of the SMA and <br /> any amendment, whether that project is done by itself, with a joint venture partner, or for that <br /> matter even possibly a new developer. <br /> In my preparing the application, I prepared the report as though it were like a brand-new <br /> application in the event the commissioners wanted to review this as a not necessarily a <br /> straight-on time extension request but a new application. I gave that option to not only the staff <br /> but the commission, and the staff decided that the appropriate way really would be to process it <br /> via the amendment route. But nevertheless, all of the information contained in the application is <br /> tantamount to like a new application. <br /> I really don't have any more to add, except that I know there was this, there was this one <br /> condition relating to a historic trail; that was thoroughly investigated, and to the extent that it <br /> could be barely discernible, it's kind of reflected in the site plan, and it will be continued to be <br /> reflected in any subsequent site plan. I noticed that the staff had proposed a condition requiring, <br /> to the extent practicable, delineation by metes and bounds of this remnant of any trail, and that <br /> will be done by the applicant. <br /> Having said that, you know, the other question, you know, related to the public testimony, talked <br /> about, you know, issues relating to being able to accommodate the concerns of the Kaulana at <br /> Kona project, and ironically, the Kaulana at Kona project was part and parcel of this original <br /> project. But at any rate, the applicant fully understands the comments and concerns, and based <br /> on that, when the commission approved the SMA amendment back in 2015, there were a number <br /> of conditions that specifically addressed that concern, and it's carried through in the current <br /> proposed conditions, and these are conditions 2, 10, 15, 16, and 17. And this morning I saw <br /> public testimony portion; the testifier noted the question relating to drainage, and I'd like to <br /> again direct the commission's attention to proposed conditions 8 and 11, which specifically <br /> relates to that on drainage. <br /> So, having said that, Mr. Chair and members of the commission, if there are any questions of me, <br /> I'd be more than happy to answer them. <br /> VITOUSEK: Thank you, Mr. Fuke. Commissioner Yates. Remember we are trying to keep <br /> everybody within a 10-minute fact-finding period <br /> YATES: Okay. <br /> VITOUSEK: —and then (indiscernible–broken connection) hopefully, and then we can move <br /> onto discussion. Please proceed. <br /> YATES: Okay. How close to Life Care is this construction project? <br /> FUKE: The smaller property is actually adjacent to the Life Care Center. <br /> 5 <br /> EXHIBIT D <br />
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