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bordered by Kekela Street; and that’s this road between the current Ginger Patch Market and the subject property. The colors on the map indicate the various zoning districts. The yellow areas are currently zoned for Single Family Residential. We have existing Neighborhood-Commercial zoning at this particular location. It’s where the Ginger Patch Market is situated. We also have areas here, this would be the KTA Super Store complex, as well as the Puainako Town Center Complex at this location. The darker, I guess it’s red or maroon colored area, this is where the Plaza is located, the Prince Kuhio Shopping Center. And this particular property was rezoned several years ago, that’s the Matsuno property. It is situated at the corner of Puainako and Kanoelehua Avenue. This would be the Volcano Highway running towards Puna and this would be going towards the Hamakua direction. Again, this is Puainako Street going to the west. This section of Puainako Street is owned by the State, and it currently has a 120- to 150-foot right-of-way at this particular section between Kilauea Avenue and Kanoelehua Avenue. It’s two lanes on both sides and with additional turning lanes. There is a median strip in certain locations fronting the subject property. There are couple of breaks in the area. One would be at this particular location where Kekela Street is located. In this particular section of Kekela Street there are approximately 30 single-family homes utilizing Kekela Street. Adjacent to the property are also existing single-family dwellings. The applicant intends to construct two commercial buildings on the property in this general configuration. Again, this is a conceptual plan for rezoning purposes. The buildings would be one story in height; and there are some photographic renderings that were distributed to all of you that were submitted by the applicant. The parking would be located in this general configuration. Again, access, there will be two accesses to the property. One would be from Kekela Street. This would be Puainako Street. Kekela Street and the Kanoelehua Avenue would be at this location here. Again, this is Kilauea Avenue. One driveway access would be from Kekela Street at this particular location. The other would be a right-turn in/right-turn out off Puainako Street. So basically two driveway accesses. The buildings would be, again, one story in height. The maximum allowable height limit within the Neighborhood Commercial zoned district is 40 feet. The anticipated construction timetable would take, would be one to two years. Kekela Street is a County road which at this particular location has a 60-foot, from Puainako Street to this particular section has a 60-foot right-of-way with a 42-foot pavement with curb, gutter and sidewalk. Again, Puainako Street is a State highway which has a 25-foot pavement on each side of the median strip. Water is available. There are two lines, one on Kekela Street which is a 12-inch waterline, and also an 8-inch line along Puainako Street. According to the applicant, the wastewater treatment system would be an individual wastewater treatment. There are two existing single-family dwellings on the property at this particular location, which would be the western portion of the property which the applicant intends to demolish. And the current, the remainder of the property was being conducted as a red ginger farm, that’s why this particular area is called the Red Ginger Patch. EXHIBIT B 2