2022-08-18 Leeward Exh A (Items 2&3 McCullough PL-SLU-2022-000006 & PL-REZ-2022-000026)

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ARAI: Thank you. Again, good morning. Thank you for having us here today and for considering the request by the applicant, Arte McCullough. We appreciate the very thorough presentation by the department staff as always—stole a little bit of my funder but that's quite all right. As far as we, you know, we do agree with the recommendation, and we are very appreciative of that favorable recommendation, as well as the proposed conditions of approval, but just a little bit of background if you don't mind. The project site is located in Kanehoa Subdivision. That subdivision was approved in 1985 and consists of 35 acre-size lots. Of those lots, approximately seven have undergone a transition, a similar transition as being requested by the applicant today, and that has occurred over the course of 37 years since the subdivision was created. Adjacent to the west or makai of Kanehoa Subdivision is Anekona Subdivision, and as you saw from the presentation this morning, that subdivision was approved in 1990 and consists of 36 five-acre size lots. And over the course of 30 years, 32 years, since the approval of that subdivision, approximately 25 of those lots within that subdivision has transitioned to the Rural District and RA-2 acre zoning. So the applicant is basically requesting the same consideration for a Rural designation and a RA-2 acre zoning, which is consistent with the General Plan, which designates the area for Rural as shown during the presentation. As mentioned during the presentation, this is solely for estate planning purposes. Mr. McCullough has resided on this property for 22 years since 2000, and the Morans who live in CPR unit 1 has lived on the property shortly after 2005. So, with that, we look forward to your favorable recommendation as well. And if you do have any questions of us, we are here to answer them as best as we can. As I mentioned, we do have the owner of CPR unit 2, the applicant, Arte McCullough, and the owner of CPR unit 1, Kelly Moran and his wife Sharon. Mr. Moran is in the audience as well. So, with that, we stand ready to answer any questions you may have. VITOUSEK: Okay, thank you. Has there been any other public testimony or anyone, member of the public join at this time for this agenda item? [None] Okay. We'll ask the Commissioners to make a motion to close public testimony for this agenda item. DEFRANCO: I'll make a motion to close public testimony. DELA CRUZ: Second. VITOUSEK: Okay, motion by Vice Chair DeFranco, second by Commissioner Dela Cruz. All those in favor? COMMISSIONERS: Aye[unanimous] VITOUSEK: Okay. Are there any questions by the Commissioners for either the applicant or staff? KNOWLES: I have a question. 4 EXHIBIT A