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Water is going to come over and under Kuakini Highway and into the property. We are going to <br />collect it by excavation, creating a channel, then we are going to route it into a channel. Right <br />now the water spreads over the property pretty wide range spreads over the property. I dont <br />want to have my houses in it, so Im going to construct a channel. Its going to have a typical <br />trapezoidal section; its maybe 50-foot wide at the base and may have 2 to 1 side slopes. But I <br />know that the 2,500 cfs will flow down the channel, and Ill have above the maximum water <br />surface 3-foot of what we call freeboard to make sure it doesnt overtop. Im going to carry <br />the water. And this channel designed in section will be riprapped, it will be lined, it may even be <br />natural if the rock has enough integrity to it. And Im going to carry it down through the <br />property, and the channel will meet the County design standards. When I get down to the <br />portion where it leaves off the property its in a channel, moving fast I want to make sure that <br />Im not passing on this problem down to the property below. So Im going to widen out the <br />channel at the bottom. Im going to create a control structure. A control structure is basically an <br />engineering device that reduces the flow; I can put impact barriers down there, I can put a basin <br />wherethewaterdrops,whereIdroptheenergyintheflow.AndthenImgoingtoputina <br />culvert, and Im going to spread the water out underneath the culvert. So when the water flows, <br />leaving my property, its going to match the exact same conditions that the current FEMA flood <br />mapping shows. If I dont do that, I cant do the channel and I cant have the property move <br />forward. I know I have to do that. The County engineer knows I have to do that. The sections <br />that we are doing at engineering techniques that we are going to be using are nothing new; they <br />are very standard. But I just have to make sure that the width of my box culvert maybe has to be <br /> Im expecting its going to be 60 feet wide. It may have to be 70. But all I know is when it <br />leaves my property, its going to match exact same flow characteristics as what the FEMA <br />floodway shows when its not developed. <br />Now the way we are developing this scheme is not revolutionary or its not new just for the <br />SunStoneproperty.AliiParkwayhasbeenafeaturethatalotofresidentsinKona,thePlanning <br />Department and Public Works have been looking at for a long time. When Alii Parkway is built, <br />and it comes along over here, Alii Parkway is raised. Guess what. You know all the water that <br />was coming down from this FEMA floodway? It has to get under Alii Parkway. Guess how its <br />going to get under Alii Parkway. Its going to get under utilizing culverts, exactly like Im <br />describing. The reason Im using those culverts is I went back and Im looking at what Alii <br />Parkway is doing, and trying to model as closely the same technique as the Parkway is using. <br />Number one, so when the Parkway comes in, we made the commitment to try to assist in the <br />development of the Parkway. We are using the same engineering techniques that the Countys <br />design engineer is using for that section of the Parkway to handle the drainage section of it. <br />Now weve agreed -. The studies that we are talking about to do these you know, I can give <br />you terms we use: HEC-1 analysis, HEC-RAS analysis, they are computer models that we use. <br />Trust me. They are very tedious and it takes a lot of work. We can do them; we can have them <br />as part of an EIS. But again I mean as far as this Special Management application, but very <br />clearly in the narrative that I prepared for Greg, I very clearly stated the techniques we are going <br />to do, how we are going to carry the water through. And Im committed to doing it, or to be <br />honest with you, Curt DeWeese is not going to be able to do anything on his project until I get <br />the drainage study thats approved. So the concepts and techniques we are doing are very <br />standard and they are very straight forward. And by the time Im done, its going to be about <br />that thick. But Im still going to do the exact same things as Ive shown to everybody. <br />28EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />
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