2022-04-21 Leeward Exh D (Item 3&4 Hawaii One1 PL-REZ-2021-014&PL-SMA-2022-012)

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preservation plan, a burial site here and another site here, which is part of a larger complex, but the portion of it, or the feature of it, that's on the subject property is located here. And there have been approved, a burial treatment plan approved by the Burial Council and a preservation plan, burial site component of a preservation plan that was approved by SHPD thereafter to protect and mitigate those resources. The aerial photograph here on the upper left kind of shows a zoomed-out view of the subject parcel and surrounding area. We've got the White Sands Subdivision and Keauhou, pardon me, Keauhou View Estates Subdivision here above the subject property to the north, again, Queen Kalama coming here and La`aloa Drive coming here. On the lower right is a zoomed-in view of the subject property, again, with Queen Kalama Street coming off of Alii Drive. Subject property is shown here again outlined in red, and then againI didn't get a chance to put the dash line in here but—there will be a secondary access roadway from Alii Drive to the subject property generally through the parcel here. Here are some photos of the subject property. These shows views of the subject property from Naniloa Street looking south into the property. And here are some views of Naniloa Street farther out looking south, and then the one on the right is a view of Naniloa Street looking north. So this, again, will be one of two access points to the subject property and then the project. The Director is recommending that we forward a favorable recommendation to the County Council for the two amendments to Ordinance number 09 8, and that we approve, or that the Commission approve, the request to amend SMA Use Permit number 07-024. One other thing I'd like to point out is there was some question as to the location of the subject property relative to the Kahalu`u Historic District. Because we got a lot of testimony about that, we did some research into the information that we have for that. So the image on the left here and the description on the bottom comes from the nomination form for the National Register for this historic district that was completed in I believe the late '70s. So what the form does is it gives a written description of the extent of the historic district, as well as some coordinates for the corners and the TMKs that are included, or that are part of the district. So in this case the description reads as such, "The Kahalu`u Historical District encompasses the seaward half of the Kahalu`u ahupua`a(an ancient Hawaiian land division) and a small portion of the Keauhou ahupua`a,"which is to its south. In 2016 when our Cultural Resources Commission was seated, one of the projects that we did was to better understand our sites and districts on the State and National Registers, so we did a GIS mapping exercise to show the extent of those districts. So the image on the right comes from that exercise; the red dots that you see here are the coordinates points overlaid on our GIS, the area in purple are the TMKs that were included in the nomination form. So in both cases what this shows is the subject property, which is located here is outside of the extent of the Kahalu`u Historic District, and again it's in a different ahupua`a. So with that, I'm happy to turn the time over to the Chair and will be happy to answer any questions when it becomes my time. 5 EXHIBIT D