Laserfiche WebLink
of office retail space in their project, a contribution toward the office planned for our <br />new community's lot of equivalent value. A ballpark estimate, and I may be way off <br />base on the cost per square foot, but a 350-square foot at $140 a square foot, would be <br />about $49,000. <br /> <br />B.That the Applicant present site plans to the Board of Directors of Orchidland <br />Community Association for OCA's approval and input prior to submission of said <br />final plans to the County of Hawai`i for County approval. This would include plans <br />for visual mitigation of the project in our rural community. The gas station looks like <br />something out of Honolulu, not something in rural Orchidland. <br /> <br />C.That any agreements between the Applicants and Orchidland Community Association <br />be made in writing before any plans are submitted to the County <br />agreements concern real estate, it would appear that written agreements would be <br />required under the statute of frauds. Frankly, the previous agreements that were made <br />should have also been done in writing. The statute of frauds does require, and <br />Mr. Corporation Counsel may correct me if I'm wrong, that all matters regarding real <br />estate or the lease of real estate for a year or more be submitt <br />That is State law. <br /> <br />D.That the Applicant be required to mitigate the project's impact on any water, traffic, <br />sewage, refuse, and utility or similar infrastructure as a condition of granting the <br />extension or amendment of this permit. We specifically expect t <br />flow at the intersection of Highway 130 and Orchidland Drive to be resolved prior to <br />issuance of permits and completed prior to groundbreaking of the project, and that the <br />water and wastewater management issues also be resolved. And that has already been <br />added since I wrote this. <br /> <br />E.That the Orchidland Community Association be notified in writing at least 60 days <br />before any application is made to transfer this permit to any subsequent developer. <br />We ask for this because we were never notified that Sure Save was going to be a -, <br />that Orchidland Gulson was taking over as a successor permit holder from Sure <br />Save. We were never notified as a community, even though we are majorly <br />impacted by this. So we request, require, ask that this be a requirement in the <br />future. <br /> <br />F. <br />That the development not be -, excuse me, that the development not be permitted to <br />include any fast food or take-out restaurant with a drive-through facility nor tavern, <br />or bar, even though the original permit did allow for -. My humble apologies. The <br />` <br />initial permit did show fast food as a permitted use. That was before the Keaau <br />` <br />McDonalds was opened. When the Keaau McDonalds opened, even though it is <br />over four miles from our subdivision, we had a noticeable negative trash impact <br />within 24 hours, hours, ladies and gentlemen, we had a negative impact. Mr. <br />Miner was on the side of the road one day, and I stopped my vehicle. He was using <br />his garden tractor, and he had a trailer behind him picking up trash. Over half of <br />the trash was readily identifiable as McDonalds wrappers; they have a very <br />11 <br /> <br />