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(RS-10) zoning for 5.349 acres of land. The subject property is located at 64-983 Māmalahoa <br />Highway again approximately one mile east of its intersection with Kawaihae Road, Pu‘ukapu <br />Homesteads, South Kohala, Hawai‘i, same TMK parcel 6-4-024:parcel 027. At this time, we’ll <br />have a presentation from staff planner Jessica Andrews. Jessica, please proceed. <br /> <br />ANDREWS: Thank you, Chair Vitousek. Good morning, commissioners, I’m going to share <br />my screen and start the presentation. Okay, is the introduction screen visible to everybody? <br />Alright. As stated, this is actually for two (2) applications for the applicant Kaupulehu Land <br />LLC. It’s a State Land Use Boundary Amendment application and a Change of Zone <br />application. This screen shows the location map. The site is outlined red, it is just to the east of <br />Waimea on Māmalahoa Highway. The applicant’s request; the applicant is requesting a State <br />Land Use Boundary Amendment from Agricultural to Urban for 2.653 acres of land and a <br />Change of Zone from Agricultural-5 acres to Neighborhood Commercial-10,000 square feet or <br />CN-10 and Single-Family Residential-10,000 square feet (RS-10) for 5.349 acres of land. If the <br />request to land use entitlement changes are approved, the applicant proposes to subdivide the <br />property into a total of nine (9) lots with a minimum size of 10,000 square feet each consisting of <br />three (3) commercial lots fronting Māmalahoa Highway and six (6) residential lots for the <br />development of single-family residences and ohana dwellings south of the commercial <br />development. The commercial lots are anticipated to have 3 one (1) and two (2) story mixed <br />retail and commercial office buildings, having a gross leasable floor area of approximately <br />18,600 square feet. The applicant would like to begin construction within six (6) months after <br />issuance of all permit approvals. Full build out of the proposed project is anticipated to be 2025. <br /> <br />This screen shows the County zoning map, as you can see the subject property is outlined in red, <br />and it is currently zone A-5a. Nearby zoning there’s quite a mix of nearby zoning. There is CV <br />which is Village Commercial on the opposite side of the highway there’s also Neighborhood <br />Commercial as well as RS-10, which is Single-Family dwelling, Family Agricultural just to the <br />north of that and to the west closer into Waimea town there is also Village Commercial, <br />Neighborhood Commercial and Residential (RS-10) which is Single-Family Residential and <br />Multi-Family Residential further to the west. The State Land Use Boundary Map shows that this <br />site has a current mix of Urban which is pink and Agricultural designation which is green. And <br />the General Plan designates the site as a portion of it being MDU which is Medium Density <br />Urban and that’s the orange and the mustard color is Low Density Urban. So again, the site has <br />a mix of the 2 designations currently and further to the east is IAL which is Important Ag Lands. <br /> <br />Here you can see a conceptual map that was created as part of the South Kohala CDP the <br />Community Development Plan. The larger map is a broad overview of the town of Waimea and <br />the insert which is blown up on the right side of your screen shows the site outlined in red. <br />Again, it has a mixed designation which you can see the green is a Small Farms and Ranches <br />Preservation Program and the kind of yellow-beige color encompasses the town of Waimea. <br />Here you see an aerial map oh sorry an aerial photograph of the site showing the subject property <br />outlined in blue and Māmalahoa Highway just to the north of it. This is a master plan that was <br />provided by the applicant for the proposed build out of the site. It shows the commercial <br />properties to the left and the residential parcels to the right. And some site photographs show the <br />existing conditions. These are views from Māmalahoa Highway showing the site on the upper <br />left kind of direct on from the highway and then on the bottom right showing the site from the <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />