2021-11-18 Leeward Exh C (Items 1 & 2)

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VITOUSEK: Please, if you have to mute yourself, otherwise I will mute you. Thank you. So, what my concern being that if we are identifying CC&Rs in order to make that be the idea of what Waimea is then we need to in my opinion take a harder look to me Waimea is having a dog cage, have been dog kennels look like right next door at the Parker Ranch homes. That’s Waimea the open space and is also Waimea. So, thank you for providing your information on what the goal is for the property. Just again question for the County Planning Department. The soil classification for this area. What is the soil classification? ANDREWS: Sorry, Commissioner. So, the Land Study Bureau (LSB) classifies this as “B” unclassified sorry it's 50% of the properties designated as unclassified and the remainder is classified as “B”. VITOUSEK: So― JACKSON: Chair Vitousek, I’m sorry. Can I correct that. The ALISH classification for the property is Prime Ag Land in the southern portion, unclassified near the highway and the Land Study Bureau is unclassified near the highways and “B” soils which are good in the rear portion of the property. VITOUSEK: So again, the following along the lines of the existing land use urban district being unclassified as it’s Land Use urban and then the portion that’s classified within the agricultural district is classified its prime right? JACKSON: That’s correct. VITOUSEK: Does any other Commissioners have any questions? Would any one like to― GARSON: Chair Vitousek, Chair Vitousek. I’m so sorry to interrupt you, I forgot to mention that the applicant wanted to propose some edits to Condition J and it is to be consistent with what our traffic consultant intended with the recommendations. I think you received a copy via email of the proposed edits. I can read the whole thing to you or let you know what the edits are. VITOUSEK: Please, go ahead. GARSON: Okay, so Condition J states prior to issuance of final plan approval for any use in the CN zoned area, the applicant shall provide traffic mitigation measures, as recommended by the traffic impact analysis report dated November 5, 2020 to include and we wanted to add the following, if required by the Department of Public Works. So additional languages, the following, if required by Public Works. We added that a qualification in there, so that if Public Works wanted something different, they wouldn't necessarily be bound by these requirements. So, I’ll go on the condition further states 1) the median taper on the left turn lane on eastbound Māmalahoa Highway at Keaka Kea Place should be restriped to extend the two-way, left turn 18 EXHIBIT C