PD BACKGROUND REPORT (PL-SMA-2022-017)

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May 20,2022 SMA Major Use Permit Application,Background information,TMK:(3)7-54)05:095 Page 9 of ❑. In the case of an applicant whose proposed development has been assessed,any information as to the areas of critical concern delineated by the director. No critical areas of concern were noted by the director when the proposed development was reviewed for Special Management Area Assessment.The following two notes about SMA Determination were listed in the Planning Director's letter: Pursuant to Planning Commission Mule 9-4(r)relating to the Special Management Area: "Special Manag=ement Area Use Permit"means an action by the Commission authorizing development, the valuation of which exceeds$500,000 or which may have a cumulative impact, or a substantial adverse environmental effect on the Special Management Area. Additionally,pursuant to Planning Commission Rule 9-10{f}: The Director shall declare that a Special Management Area Use Permit is required if it is found that the proposed use, activity, or operation has a valuation in excess of$500,000 or may have a substantial adverse effect on the SMA. Should a determination be made that the proposed use, activity, of operation requires a Special Management Area Use Permit, the applicant shall submit such application in accordance with Section 9-11. The project valuation is$1,700,000,which exceeds $500,000,requiring the application of a Special Management Area Major Use Permit. The Planning Director did make a note of additional zoning considerations. In the initial submission of an SMA Assessment Application,the front yard setback was incorrectly marked from the property line,not the edge of the makai-side utility and access casement that serves the subject parcel and(3)other parcels. The front yard setback has been updated accordingly,measured from the easement boundary of Utility and Access Easement"I"rather than the property line.