2022-09-01 Windward Exh C (Item 3 Kunimoto PL-SPP-2022-000015)

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when you look at the map there is actually a forest, a small forest between his lot and ours. And yet we can hear the sound. The recommendation says something about maybe he can put more foliage. But you already have a forest. So, I don't think the sound comes right through right, so I don't think you can prevent that part of it. So, the traffic, the noise is a big issue as far as I'm concerned. My wife stays home and does work at home and so, she hears it all day long. So, we don't have our privacy, peace and quiet and all that kind of stuff for last 17 years. I don't want to, I'll just going to end up here and I just want you guys to put yourselves in our shoes. Would you like to live next to a tennis court with a full-blown business going great, a lot of noise, traffic. This is the situation we're in. So,please consider our situation here. Our thing has been going on too long, without a permit and I don't think this business belongs in our neighborhood. Thank you. LIN: Thank you Mr. Sakata for your testimony. As I stated before because the application had been withdrawn, we are not going to be making any decision unless another application is submitted and then you guys could submit for another petition to be in a contested case but that's only if he does submit. So, at this time, it's going to be whatever actions that the Planning Director has discussed with Mr. Kunimoto regarding his withdrawal. LAGUIRE: Thank you very much. Can I ask the Planning Director a question, if that is possible because of our concerned that I raised earlier about if he continues to operate. What Mr. Kunimoto had said that he met with Mr. Kern. KERN: I'm happy to answer that. Yes, we just found yesterday of the withdrawal. So, he will have to cease operations. I'll be talking with him; I'll give him a short transition period so the students can be notified. It's not so much for him on that transition, it's for the students. LAGUIRE: Okay. KERN: And then he'll need to cease operations and if he doesn't, he'll be fined appropriately. LAGUIRE: Thank you very much, appreciate that. KERN: Yeah. LIN: Okay, so, based on that, that's all the Commission will be hearing today, so — DE LUZ: Chair, can I just say something real quick, is that okay? LIN: Sure. DE LUZ: I just want to thank all neighbors and great presentation. I know it's tough, I've been in that situation before, but I commend you guys for taking the time, making the effort to come out and speak to us. That helps tremendously and I think that zonings are put in for a reason and we all adhered by it so, we always feel like the other one should too. So, um' I know the word 6 EXHIBIT C