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voted to contract out a hearings officer for this particular hearing. The hearings officer <br />that was hired was Mr. Colin Love; and he had conducted the hearings and also prepared <br />his findings and recommendations to the Planning Commission. <br />On November 22, 2004, the Planning Commission reviewed and acted upon the Petition; <br />and basically the Commission adopted the Planning Directors proposed findings with <br />some modification. And basically the Planning Commission adopted the request to <br />extend the time to Condition 2 to submit and secure Plan Approval under Special Permit <br />No. 827. <br />Regarding Use Permit No. 106, Condition No. 3, the Planning Commission also voted to <br />extend the five-year time to secure Final Plan Approval. <br />Regarding Condition No. 6, the Planning Commission agreed to delete that particular <br />conditionsincetheimprovementstotheAinaloaBoulevardandHighway130 <br />intersection improvements were already completed; and that was done by the State. <br />Condition No. 7, the Commission voted to retain the language of that condition which <br />was originally adopted. So, basically, they did not agree with the amendment to the <br />condition as proposed by Ainaloa Development Corporation. <br />And, finally, regarding Condition No. 9, the Planning Commission, oh, Condition No. 8 <br />was not the part of the proposal for consideration at that time, it was Condition No. 9. <br />And the Planning Commission agreed to delete the donation of the water tanker as well <br />as the asphalt paver to be purchased and turned over to the Association. <br />On December 04, 2004, the Ainaloa Development Corporation appealed the Planning <br />Commissions decision to the Third Circuit Court and indicated that the Planning <br />Commission failed to accept the request to amend Conditions 7 and 8, excuse me, 7 and <br />9, as requested by Ainaloa Development Corporation at that time. <br />The Court, headed by Judge Glenn Hara, urged the parties recently to enter into <br />settlement talks amongst the parties. And as a result of those discussions, the settlement <br />agreement was drafted; and the agreement is noted in the Planning Directors April 6 06 <br />letter to the Planning Commission, which you all have a copy of. <br />I guess thats basically the background leading to where we are today. <br />ALAMEDA:Okay. <br />HAYASHI:Are there any questions? <br />ALAMEDA:Fellow Commissioners, you can see theres plenty history behind <br />this agenda item. So, questions, clarifications? Commissioner Graham and then <br />Commissioner Siracusa? <br />3EXHIBIT D <br /> <br />
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