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features are known to exist on the subject property nor is the property listed as a historic site on the State or National Register of Historic Places. There are no known traditional or customary Native Hawaiian cultural rights being practiced within the subject property or any known cultural or historic resources existing on the property. The applicant reports that they believe it is unlikely to find any significant archeological features on the site as it has previously been fully developed for residential and agricultural uses. 21. Public Access: There is no public access to any shoreline or mountain areas on the property. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICES 22. Access: The subject parcel is located on the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway and is accessed via Duarte Road, a privately owned approximately 9-foot wide paved roadway over a 50-foot wide access and utility easement. Nonexclusive access to the subject property via the 50-foot wide access and utility easement was granted via Grant of Easement and Covenants to Maintain Easement Agreement dated September 14, 1984. 23. Traffic: Bed and Breakfast operations are limited by the Zoning Code to a maximum of ten (10) guests, as such the applicant is proposing to rent out three (3)bedrooms, which will operate below the ten (10) guest limit and is not expected to impact traffic any more than 3 occupied bedrooms of a dwelling. The applicant has proposed to schedule guest check-in and check-out after the AM/PM peak hours. According to the applicant the proposed development is not anticipated to generate adverse traffic impacts on the local roadway system. 24. Water: The applicant reported that the subject property, including all three (3) of the structures are currently serviced by a master water meter. The applicant submitted a letter from the Department of Water Supply (DWS) dated April 15, 1977 (attached to P.D. Exhibit 7) as proof of the authorization for the subject property to be serviced by a master water meter. However, the document was not executed and according to DWS this use of a master meter is inconsistent with standards and regulations of DWS. According to DWS the subject property is considered out-of-bounds. Parcels that are out-of-bounds are limited to just one (1)unit of water. DWS reports that one (1)unit of water can be made available to the subject parcel to service just one (1) of the dwelling units. Two (2) or -4-