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Item #2 Dale Herbert Trefz (PL-REZ-2021-000013)
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PD RECOMMENDATION REPORT (PL-REZ-2021-000013)
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The applicant intends to continue the residential use of the property with the two <br /> existing dwellings, and therefore there is no expected increase in traffic to the property <br /> and can be anticipated to create traffic trips equivalent to two single-family dwellings. <br /> Based on the preceding, no Traffic Impact Analysis Report(TIAR)requirement was <br /> triggered. <br /> According to the Department of Water Supply (DWS),water for the proposed <br /> project is available from two (2) existing DWS water meters. DWS requires that the <br /> applicant designate, in writing, which lot or lots within the proposed subdivision will be <br /> assigned the existing service,prior to final subdivision approval. DWS also stated that <br /> final subdivision approval will be subject to compliance with the requirements to <br /> construct necessary water system improvements. The preceding will be added as a <br /> condition of approval. <br /> As there is no municipal sewer system in the area,the two (2) existing dwellings <br /> are currently serviced by individual wastewater systems (IWSs)permitted by the state <br /> Department of Health (DOH)with the dwelling on CPR Unit 0001 serviced by a septic <br /> system and the dwelling on CPR Unit 0002 served by a permitted cesspool. According to <br /> the DOH Wastewater Division,the location of the existing IWS(s)may not meet the <br /> provisions of Hawaii Administrative Rule Chapter 11-62 regarding the setbacks from the <br /> (proposed new)property line based on the current subdivision layout. In response,the <br /> applicant provided more specific evidence that the proposed subdivision would meet the <br /> minimum required five (5) foot setback from the proposed property line to the IWS tank <br /> and absorption bed. As a reviewing agency, DOH will have an opportunity to vet this <br /> evidence more thoroughly during subdivision review and require additional <br /> improvements if necessary. Based on the preceding, a condition of approval will require <br /> that all IWSs will meet with the approval of DOH. <br /> Finally, as the requested rezoning will facilitate the creation of two (2) lots that <br /> will each contain a dwelling, no fair share condition was added triggered as that <br /> requirement normally applies to new dwelling units developed. <br /> There are no severe geological or topographical problems for the property <br /> that cannot be properly rectified, or which would render the land unusable. The <br /> majority of the subject parcel is in an area designated as Zone "X" (an area of minimal <br /> -4- <br />
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