2022-08-04 Windward Exh B (Item 4 Ke'aloha Lani PL-REZ-2022-000023

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condition. They got to do all this water system and all of the roadway system and just for storage shed so, it just kind of didn't make any sense. So,the idea was to and kind of flip it around along the lines of what the staff is recommending to say that sure if you're going to have an occupancy permit that's going to be heavily traffic generated then fine. You're going to have to make certain roadway improvements. If you're going to have to subdivide, then obviously the Subdivision Code kicks in. So, you're going to have to make all of those improvements and that you recognize. So as far as that's on the roadway. On the Fire Department too. The existing language right now is a is an almost like a direct excerpt of what the Water Department would require as part of a subdivision. But today if you go in for a building permit, the Water Department really doesn't kind of come into the picture, but the Fire Department comes. And they tell you like if you don't have water, you're going to need to have like maybe a hydrant constructed or you have to have like a storage tank or you're going to have a sprinkler system. So, what we finally agreed to is like to say, yes. The caveat that the staff included allows for that provision. It states all of these that you got to do but on the other hand if Fire Department says if you can comply with Fire that's fine and so that's perfectly acceptable and essentially that's the request and we ask for your favorable consideration. GALIMBA: Thank you. Are there any testifier,public testifiers on this matter? Seeing none— ANDREWS: No, there are none. GALIMBA: —Okay, thank you. Commissioners do you have any questions of the applicant of a fact finding? Oh, go ahead. DE LUZ: Mr. Fuke, so they're asking for these considerations so they can move forward with just the storage and the solar array. But isn't there a pre-existing, there's no other pre-existing structure on the property? FUKE: The only existing structures are the Hawaiian Springs — DE LUZ: Okay. FUKE: —which is already there. It's a bottling plant and then the solar array. They're in the process of applying for a building permit for a new bottling plant which is going to be for this Waiakea Water. Currently what they're doing is that they're drying the water and then they're bottling it someplace in Hilo and maybe Geoli can answer that. But the water comes from the well, one of the existing wells there. So, the building permit that they're seeking is for a new bottling plant on that site. So, when that permit comes in then obviously some measure There're going to need occupancy permit. DE LUZ: Right. FUKE: So, the improvements from an existing 16-to 20-foot-wide pavement will probably be triggered. 6 EXHIBIT B