2022-01-20 Leeward Exh A (Items 1&2 Kahananui SLU002&REZ011)

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access from. And here on the bottom middle photo is a photo on the right-hand side of the original dwelling on the property, and this is a photo looking mauka toward the `ohana dwelling. The second set of photos that we have here are upper left looking mauka, on the right-hand side you'll see the `ohana dwelling, and then this is a shot again looking mauka of the `ohana dwelling, and this is from the top side looking makai with the `ohana dwelling on the left-hand side. Since the applicant received our background, recommendation of proposed conditions, they've submitted a request to revise conditions C, H, and L C is a condition relative to water system improvements, and we worked with the applicant to agree with their request to remove the 300-foot fire hydrant requirement, but we also propose to add in this last line that indicates that any required fire protection improvements by the Fire Department or Department of Water Supply will be met. So what happened here is we received some incorrect information from the Department of Water Supply; the 300-foot standard that they quoted to us is actually meant for more multiple-family uses, commercial uses, or industrial uses, whereas for single-family uses the requirement is 600 feet, which would cover the subject properties because there is an existing hydrant within 600 feet of both properties. Just again out of caution we just wanted to add this kind of standard language saying that any, any fire protection requirements will be met as required by the Fire Department or Department of Water Supply. The other two changes were just changes to information, or more clarifying information, on mitigation for the Hawaiian Hawk, as well as the Blackburn's Sphinx Moth, which we felt better clarified what the requirements would be and are agreeable to the applicant's proposed changes with some slight non-substantive additions of our own. And so this is amended Condition H relative to the Hawaiian Hawk, or `Io, and this is a proposed amendment to Condition I relative to protection of the Blackburn's Sphinx Moth. So these will be you should have received our amended proposed conditions yesterday—so as you make a vote on these applications, these will be the deputy director's new conditions relative to these three issues. Finally, with that all said, the deputy director is recommending that we send a favorable recommendation to the County Council for both the State Land Use Boundary Amendment, as well as the Change of Zone. I'm happy to turn the time over now to the Chair and happy to answer questions as is appropriate. VITOUSEK: Mahalo. I think we will continue with the presentation by the applicant. Let's so we have registered John Pipan, the consultant, and Aaron Kahananui, applicant. Okay, would you please raise your right hand so I can swear you in? Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter now before the Leeward Planning Commission? PIPAN: I do. VITOUSEK: Mr. Kahananui? KAHANANUL I do. 4 EXHIBIT A