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2021-11-18 Leeward Exh C (Items 1 & 2)
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lane from Earl’s Pa‘auilo Store driveway to the beginning of the left-turn lane at Keaka Kea <br />Place 2) minimum 100-foot spacing should be provided between the intersections on Māmalahoa <br />Highway at Waikelehua Place, and West and Center Driveways, and Earl’s Pa‘auilo Store <br />Driveway/Ishihara Farm Road. We wanted to add “and” and then 3) a minimum of and our <br />change is to 20 feet distance should be provided between the edge of the circular roadway and <br />the future widening of its travelway on Māmalahoa Highway. And we wanted to add “at both <br />commercial zone driveways”. So previously the condition said that there should be a minimum <br />of 25 feet between the edge of the circular road widening from Māmalahoa Highway to the <br />internal road. <br /> <br />But upon further consultant with our traffic consultant, what happened was he had based the <br />figures on a 10-foot road widening extension from Māmalahoa Highway and there’s a condition <br />in the rezoning ordinance that it should be 15. So hence we’re going from a minimum of 25 to a <br />minimum of 20 feet distance from the edge of the circulatory road and the future road widening <br />and again the clarification is that those are just at the driveways. The driveway entrances, which <br />was the intent of the traffic consultant. <br /> <br />And lastly, we were going to delete number 4 of Condition J. This is traffic signal warrant <br />analysis should be considered at the Māmalahoa Highway intersections at Waikelehua and at <br />Keaka Kea Place by the Year 2040. The reason for the request of that be deleted is because is <br />again in consulting with our traffic consultant, that was not a recommendation for this applicant <br />per se, because the development period for this project is 5 years. The recommendation of traffic <br />single warrant analysis should be considered by 2040 was really just a generalized <br />recommendation not specific to this application. So again, I believe you were emailed these <br />changes and we request that Condition J be amended accordingly. <br /> <br />VITOUSEK: Thank you. Okay, Commissioners anybody would like to make a motion, if only <br />for the purpose of discussion? Commissioner DeFranco? <br /> <br />DEFRANCO: For the purpose of discussion, I’m giving a favorable recommendation. I move <br />that a favorable recommendation be forwarded to the County Council on the application for the <br />State Land Use Boundary Docket PL-SLU-2021-000001 based on the Planning Director’s <br />recommendation. Do I do one for the second one too, so we can talk about both at the same <br />time? <br /> <br />VITOUSEK: Dalilah what do you say? <br /> <br />SCHLUETER: We are going to need motion for each. Each one is going to have a separate <br />motion. So, I don’t think that there’s going to be, I think we all understand that this entire <br />project crosses over it in discussion. So, I don’t think there’s a problem and having a group <br />discussion over the entire project, but they’ll have to be a separate motion for that second <br />application agenda item 2. <br /> <br />DEFRANCO: So, I would wait to do that then? Yeah, okay. <br /> <br />SCHLUETER: That’s correct. <br />19 <br />EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />
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