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The KCDP identifies the proposed connector road passing through the subject property, just makai of the existing warehouse as 19-C Kakalina Street Extension (Nani Kailua Drive to Puapua'anui Street) (Figure 5). While the proposed alignment is conceptual the proposed use would not preclude this alignment. In fact, the proposed use would serve to anchor the alignment of the planned connector road. 3D. Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses The County zoning of the subject property is Agricultural 1-acre (A-1a) within the Agricultural State Land Use District. The zoning designations of the surrounding properties are mixed as there are A- 1 a. A-5a, RS-10, and RS-7.5 designations adjacent to and near the subject parcel. The adjacent properties remain largely undeveloped. Pualani Estates subdivision is approximately 950 ft south of the subject property. 3E. Flood Insurance Rate Map The Federal Emergency Management Agency's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) designates the proposed special permit area to be in Zone X (areas outside of 500-year flood) (Figure 6). The Wa'iaha Drainageway Splitflow No. 2 runs through the parcel from the northeast corner diagonally to the southwest corner. However, the warehouse was constructed in a portion of the parcel that is not in the drainageway in order to mitigate potential flood impacts. The proposed access driveway is crossed by this drainageway although potential flooding concerns on the driveway should be reduced on completion of the flood control structures and in the interim secondary emergency access will be provided by the mauka-makai driveway. 3F. Archaeological Resources No additional land clearing is anticipated for the proposed use. A no effect letter was issued by the State Historic Preservation Division for a previous Special permit application for rock crushing and baseyard operations on a 9.23-acre portion of the subject property (Exhibit C). Archaeological resources are not anticipated to be encountered due to construction and improvements being limited to areas that are already cleared and/or developed. Furthermore, in the event any inadvertent discoveries are made during any land disturbance activity relating to this project, work will cease, 14