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hope that you can find that these projects will actually help, not necessarily hinder the <br />fulfillment of those two objectives. <br />Oh, Im sorry, like what I forgot to mention was that, you know, when they had that 5-lot <br />consolidation and resubdivision, what was also required, wisely by the Planning <br />Department, was the setting aside of a 60-foot wide roadway easement thatwould <br />effectively connect Kuakini Highway with the extension of the Queen Kaahumanu <br />Highway; and this is the 60-foot wide roadway easement. <br />The staff kind of generally, maybe I should just, first of all, talk about like the Puaa <br />neighborhood, the neighborhood shopping center. Very briefly, I think that what <br />motivated the Puaa to come forth with this neighborhood shopping center concept was <br />primarily to look at trying to find an area that would service the needs of an under-served <br />area; and at the same time by being able to service the need, youll be able to mitigate the <br />trafficissue.AndIdliketodirectyoutothismapoverherewhichisamapthatwas,its <br />Figure 10 that was taken out of the Countys Keahole to Honaunau Traffic Circulation <br />Plan. And, generally, this first red dot here represents the area of Keauhou, and then this <br />other dot here represents Kailua. And its basically like a 7-mile stretch between <br />Keauhou and Kailua, and then, you know, you have essentially no commercial areas. <br />So the thought was to have, and at the same time, if you look at these maps you can find <br />like theres a lot of subdivisions coming along in that area. This is kind of like a blow-up <br />of that particular area. Again, this is Keauhou and this is the subject property. What this <br />map more accurately shows is that this area shaded in blue is the already existing <br />Kahakai Estates Subdivision. This area on the mauka side of the extension of the Queen <br />Kaahumanu Highway is the developing of Pualani Subdivision; and that Pualani <br />Subdivision is basically on this map over here. If and when, not if, when that Pualani <br />Subdivision is completed, there will be a new road that connects from, and this is <br />Hualalai Road, there will be a new road that connects from Hualalai Road all the way <br />down to the extension of the Queen Kaahumanu Highway in this particular area. <br />So the thought that Mr. Cook and his people had was by having a neighborhood <br />commercial center in this particular area, youd be able to capture a lot of the existing and <br />developing residential homes in this, the central part of that area between Kailua and <br />Keauhou. Because absent that youre taking, youre forcing the traffic to go either down <br />to Keauhou or to Kailua and beyond. And so this is the whole idea. By having this <br />extension, knowing that its going to be completed probably within the next year or 18 <br />months at the latest, that this area will be fully signalized, this roadway will be <br />completed. So the thought then was how youre going to bring this connection down to <br />Kuakini Highway, and that was partially like this answer. <br />At the time as we discussed it with the Planning Director, there was always the issue <br />about, there were two issues, as it related to this proposed commercial neighborhood <br />shopping center. One was that not trying to create a strip mall kind of appearance and, <br />secondly, was still trying to see whether there was a way that some measure of affordable <br />housing could be addressed within this particular area. So what you see on the map on <br />8 <br /> <br />
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