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Ms. Cottle oriented the Commission and public of the subject and <br />location map and site plan, summarized the request, and noted th <br />recommended approval of the application with conditions. <br />The applicantÓs representatives, Paula Uusitalo, Lee Ramirez and <br />received the Planning DepartmentÓs background report and recomme <br />acceptable. <br />Surrounding property owner John Gallipeau said currently there a <br />and if a gate is put up on the access that is owned one-half by <br />and one fourth by the Sugar Company he would have no problem wit <br />currently a lot of children and bicyclists using this particular <br />of people throwing their rubbish on the roadway. <br />In response to Commissioner DomingoÓs inquiry, Mr. Gonzalez said <br />sufficient facts, he could not say for certain whether the Churc <br />Ms. Uusitalo explaining their traffic circulation plan, said because their clients are passengers <br />and often with walkers, the drivers would come in from the main <br />in front of their building, turn around in the parking lot, and <br /> <br />Mr. Ramirez said the roadway Mr. Gallipeau is concerned about is <br />asked their parishioners to avoid using that road. He said he h <br />roadway during the week, but they are not church members. He sa <br />were going to put up a gate, but found it would not be very prac <br />burden to keep opening and closing the gate, it would be expensi <br />much traffic going there from their parishioners. He noted that one particular neighbor parks his <br />car in the middle of the road when he feels there is too much tr <br />an access. <br /> <br />Upon Commissioner DomingoÓs suggestion, the applicantÓs represen <br />that entrance and exit for the adult care center will be only th <br />property driveway. Mr. Gallipeau then stated this condition wou <br /> <br />In response to Commissioner AuÓs inquiries, Ms. Uusitalo said th <br />center in Hilo that has been in operation since 1976 with approx <br />said the Church has Sunday Services from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., a ½ <br />Sunday of each month, and two rummage sales a year, with the AA <br />evenings a week for one to two hours. He added that currently t <br />parsonage is empty. <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />