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APPLICANT: HAWAIIAN RAINBOWS DEVELOPMENT, LLC (SPP 08-000071) <br />Special Permit to allow the removal and sale of stockpiled topsoil for a 4.07-acre area situated <br />within the State Land Use Agricultural District.The project site is located along the east (makai) <br />side of the Old Railroad Way and southwest of the former Pepeekeo Power Plant, makai of State <br />Highway 19, Makahanaloa, South Hilo, Hawaii, <br />TMK: 2-8-8: portion of 144. <br />Mr. Darrow oriented the Commission and public of the subject and surrounding properties on the <br />location map and site plan, summarized the requests, and noted the Planning Director <br />recommended revocation of Special Permit No. 118 and approval of Special Permit 08-000071 <br />with conditions. <br />The applicant’s representative, Richard Johnson, was in attendance. <br />Chairman Watanabe and Mr. Darrow reviewed the recommendations of the Director and the <br />proposed conditions of approval with Mr. Johnson, as his partner who was called out of town at <br />the last minute did not provide that to him. Mr. Johnson then stated the applicant agreed with the <br />proposed conditions of approval. <br />For Commissioner Bowman’s information, Mr. Johnson said the area they are looking at right <br />now is subdivided into four 23-acre lots and has approximately 4,000,000 cubic yards of soil that <br />have been washed off the cane. He said their intent is selling three of the lots as farms and using <br />one lot for a continuing soil operation. <br />Commissioner Bowman felt the applicant should include additional acreage in this proposal <br />rather than applying again in the future. Ms. Johnson said as they purchased a total of 550 acres, <br />it was possible they may apply for another permit in the future, but with this special permit and <br />an additional permit on an adjacent lot, they already have several years’ worth of excavation to <br />be done. <br />In response to Commissioner Housel’s inquiries, Mr. Johnson said after the soil is removed they <br />will seed the soil with annual rye, noting submitted maps show existing and final contours <br />prepared by a licensed civil engineer. He said after the soil is removed the grade of the land will <br />be relatively shallow or flat, noting he has not seen any erosion problems. <br />There was no one from the public wishing to testify on the applications. <br />Regarding Special Permit No. 1188, it was moved by Commissioner Woodward and seconded <br />by Commissioner Domingo that the permit be revoked. A roll call vote was taken and motion <br />carried with six ayes (Woodward, Domingo, Bowman, Housel, Ogata and Watanabe) and two <br />absent and excused (Alameda and Iwashita). <br />Regarding Special Permit No. 08-000071, it was moved by Commissioner Woodward and <br />seconded by Commissioner Domingo that the application be approved with conditions. A roll <br />call vote was taken and motion carried with six ayes (Woodward, Domingo, Bowman, Housel, <br />Ogata and Watanabe) and two absent and excused (Alameda and Iwashita). <br />MINUTES At 2:48 p.m., the Commission took up the following minutes: <br />7 <br /> <br />
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