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COTTLE: It’s been a couple months; so it’s good to refresh everyone’s memories. All right. The <br />subject property is located in Waimea. It’s outlined on the slide in black. Yalahoa <br />Highway running in a north-south direction into town, <br />Farm Road. The new in-town connector road runs just north of the property. And the subject <br />property is zoned Agricultural 40 acres that’s shown in the blue. Most of the properties surrounding <br />it are also agriculturally zoned except for to the north there’s some Single-Family Residential <br />zoning, which is shown in yellow. The General Plan designation for the property is mostly Low <br />Density Urban with a little bit of Important Agricultural Land to the south, which is shown in light <br />green. And the Community Development Plan Waimea Conceptual Map calls for the preservation <br />of the historic race track complex at the subject property that’s shown here. <br />The applicant has, as Ms. Song had mentioned, they have revised their request. So I’ll just go ahead <br />and read their current request. It’s to allow light industrial and commercial office uses within the <br />existing structures. And the permit area would now be reduced to 7.757 acres of land. And they <br />would like to allow office and related uses for businesses that may not necessarily be agricultural <br />related in the existing 8,000-square foot headquarters office building, as well as allowing light <br />industrial and general commercial uses such as vehicle and equipment repair and maintenance shops <br />and general warehousing and storage in anexisting 9,000 square-foot warehouse and 15,000-square <br />foot maintenance building. So what they’ve done is they have withdrawn their request to use the <br />rodeo arena area for special events. <br />This is a site plan that the applicant submitted, and you can see the area, the permit area, is outlined <br />in red. This is the location of the existing maintenance shop and warehouse building, and then <br />further to the south here is the existing headquarters building, which they would like to use for <br />office uses. The current driveway is located in this location here, and we did do a modified <br />condition, or a revised condition, for a driveway connection off of the new connector road in this <br />area here. <br />This is an aerial photo of the property; you can see their race track, the existing driveway off of <br />well as the headquarters office up here. And this is a photo of the headquarters office building. <br />And this is a view looking at the warehouse here and the maintenance shop building in the back, <br />and then turning around to the west you see the riding stables area here. And this is a view of the <br />entrance of the driveway on the highway looking west. And a view looking north, you can see the <br />driveway coming off to the right here. <br />The Department is recommending that the Planning Commission approve Special Permit 108 as <br />recommended by the Planning Director. And we do have a revised recommendation that we <br />submitted to you – it’s on light yellow paper. We’ll get the lights up in just a minute here – thanks, <br />Jeff. And I’d just like to go over that for a few minutes, if I could. The applicant also submitted a <br />th <br />letter dated January 6 that you should have in your folders, and the letter goes into some discussion <br />of the agreement between the applicant and the intervenor, and also addresses their request to <br />withdraw the special event component. And also attached to that letter is an email from Sandy <br />Song with the executed third party agreement between Parker Ranch and the intervenor. So in light <br />of that, the Planning Department revised our recommendation, and there are revisions throughout <br />the text mainly pulling out the special event component and any reference to that. And then if I <br />could just direct your attention to the conditions. We did remove Conditions 5 though 9 on the <br />goldenrod recommendation; those were all related to special events, so we didn’t feel that they were <br />3 <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />