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("DWS"). As the demand should be no different than a standard <br /> family which should use no more than 400 gallons per day, no <br /> additional meter and/or water service is being requested for this <br /> proposed activity. <br /> B. Wastewater <br /> The existing dwelling is served by a septic system approved by the <br /> State Department of Health. This system was predicated upon the <br /> use of the second bedroom, whether for a B&B or conventional <br /> bedroom. Thus, no additional wastewater improvements would be <br /> needed to accommodate this request. <br /> C. Drainage <br /> According to the US Corps of Engineers Flood Insurance Rate Map <br /> (FIRM), the area of the requested use is situated within Zone X. Said <br /> designation refers to areas determined to be outside of the 500-year <br /> flood plain. <br /> The Applicants have not observed any significant runoff or erosion in <br /> the recent past. As noted earlier, no significant improvements to the <br /> area of the requested uses are being proposed. However, if any <br /> improvements are made, pursuant to County drainage requirements, <br /> appropriate drywell and/or similar means to capture runoff from the <br /> newly constructed improvements will be built, if necessary, in <br /> conjunction with any permitting process. <br /> D. Access and Traffic Implications <br /> Access to the project would be from a County-approved private <br /> agricultural standard road called Hooma'lie Place. This road has a <br /> 50-foot wide right-of-way, with a 20-foot wide road, paved and <br /> developed to County agricultural standards. There is also at least a 2- <br /> 4 foot wide graded, improved shoulders on each side of the road. <br /> Hooma'lie Place eventually intersects with the Mamalahoa Highway. <br /> There is good visibility entering and exiting that driveway. <br /> To minimize conflicts with school and commuter traffic, the Applicants <br /> will have check ins and check outs after the AM/PM peak hours. <br /> Furthermore, the number of guests is limited by virtue of the number <br /> of bedrooms (1). That should be significantly less than a standard <br /> family living in this area. As such, the project is not anticipated to <br /> 9 <br />