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traveling down the Keokeo Beach Road or the Government Road. And this map here is a <br />little bit enlarged, showing the particular site that we’re looking at this morning. In <br />yellow is the property owned by Flora Beamer Solomon. This property is zoned <br />Commercial Village 10,000 square feet. All other properties surrounding it, these smaller <br />properties are zoned Single Family Residential 15,000 square feet; and then the larger <br />portions are zoned Ag-20. The request is to amend Special Management Area Use <br />Permit No. 288 which was originally approved in August of 1989 for the construction of <br />a 3-unit apartment building. They’re requesting an amendment to allow the construction <br />of three single family dwellings, two of which will be used for a bed and breakfast <br />operation, and one for dwelling purposes. You will have, the proposal at this time is for <br />two 2-bedroom dwellings that will be used for the bed and breakfast operation, and one <br />bedroom dwelling to be used for dwelling purposes. <br />On the proposed site map, you’ll see these numbers here, this is for the parking area. In <br />relation to this map, this would be the Government Road that’s coming from the entrance <br />to Niulii and then travelling on to Keokea Beach. There are some access roads that <br />surround this property, one located here and one coming around on the, I believe, that’s <br />the east side. <br />We have received several comment letters from the Department of Water Supply. <br />They’ve been submitted to you this morning. Within there, there are concerns regarding <br />water to this proposed request. There are possible options in the future to try to resolve <br />these concerns. One is that there is only one water unit available to the property, they’re <br />requesting three units, they’re saying there’s only one unit available. The more recent <br />request we’ve got stated that because this is commercial zoning that there are fire flow <br />requirements; and based on that they’re requesting a 12-inch line come in. And at this <br />time they’re saying that that, there’s a six-inch line and there is no possibility of a 12-inch <br />line in the area. But then, again, there are some possible options in the future to be able <br />to see if we can resolve the fire flow requirements. <br />We have received two petitions for standing in a contested case hearing. One is from <br />Shirley Batad-Labisores and Randal Labisores. They are the owners of this property <br />located here. And, also, Mr. and Mrs. Antone Cazimero, and they’re the owners of this <br />property here. Both are within the 300-square foot area and do border the subject <br />property. Are there any questions? <br />GALDONES:Commissioner Springer. <br />SPRINGER:Jeff, can you refresh my memory about the difference between a bed ad <br />breakfast and a vacation rental? <br />DARROW:At this time, the Planning Department does not have a definition for a <br />vacation rental. But, basically, it’s a dwelling that is operated as a single family dwelling <br />and they meet the requirements of a single family dwelling. There’s one kitchen, there is <br />one family or up to five unrelated people. In regards to long-term/short-term rentals, it’s <br />just seen as a single family dwelling that’s being rented out on a short-term basis. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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