2022-07-07 Windward Exh E (Item 4 Yamada & Sons PL-SPP-2022-000012)

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being limited between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. daily. It reads active quarrying activities described as the extraction and handling of rock, or soil material including its transport shall be restricted to that period from Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. All non-active low noise generating quarry related activities such as site planning, surveying, staking, mobilization of equipment between the permit area and the applicants processing facilities etcetera shall be limited to the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. So, again this is a proposed change that was acceptable to both the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands and the Farmer's Association. Another condition is Condition No. 5, and this has to do ultimately the original condition had to do with the use of rock haulers versus highway legal vehicles to haul material between the quarry site and the applicant's processing site. There was an addition at the end that was added as part of this negotiation that wanted to clarify that Ho`olaulima will be the only means of transport of quarry material and that there wouldn't be any transport on Railroad Avenue. So, again this is prior to commencement of quarrying activities the applicant shall notify the Department of Environmental Management(DEM) of the starting date of quarrying operations. The applicant shall only use highway legal vehicles to haul material from the quarry site to the applicant's processing site upon the acceptance of the dedication of Ho`olaulima Road by the County of Hawaii or as may be directed by the Department of Environmental Management as represented by the applicant Ho`olaulima Road shall be the sole means of transport of quarried material between the permit site and the applicant's processing facilities. The applicant shall not use Railroad Avenue from Puainako Street to Mamaki Road to transport quarried material. So, generally we're supportive of the conditioned language relative to limiting the route to Ho`olaulima Road. There's still some question about rock hauling vehicles versus highway legal vehicles so at their opportunity we will let the applicant address kind of a justification for that continued use of rock haulers. Now, this is a new proposed condition, and this is new Condition No. 8 as may be required by and subject to the approval of the State Department of Health Clean Air Branch. The applicant in collaboration with the KPFA and the DHHL shall develop an Air Quality Monitoring Plan specific to monitoring of air quality conditions within the permit area prior to the commencements of active quarry activities. This is to try and address some potential negative impact to the air but it also provides some flexibility to give the State Department of Health Clean Air Branch the final authority to determine whether or not such a monitoring plan would be necessary. New Condition No. 9 the applicants shall implement Best Management Practices to minimize dust generated by active quarry activities within the permit area including but not limited to the regular watering of areas being mined and stockpile areas on an as needed basis depending on weather conditions. These Best Management Practices were disclosed within the Special Permit application dated November 23rd, 2022 any supplemental material and the representations made before the Windward Planning Commission. So, ultimately this is just a condition to clarify that yes, Best Management Practices will be used to indicate what those are and then to also say that the other kind of extensive list of Best Management Practices that were submitted as part of the application and represented by the applicant will be adhered to. 4 EXHIBIT E