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APPLICANTS: ARNOLD HARA & LILLIAN MURAKAMI (REZ 07-000074) <br />Change of Zone for 22,140 square feet of land from a Single-Family Residential – 15,000 square <br />feet (RS-15) to a Single-Family Residential – 10,000 square feet (RS-10) district. The property <br />is located on the west side of Kehaulani Street, approximately 470 feet north of the Kehaulani <br />Street and West Kawailani Street intersection, Waiakea Homesteads, South Hilo, Hawaii, <br />TMK: 2-4-10:31. <br />Mr. Darrow oriented the Commission and public of the subject and surrounding properties on the <br />location map and site plan, summarized the request, and noted that the Planning Director is <br />recommending the Commission send a favorable recommendation to the County Council with <br />conditions. <br />Commissioner Iwashita disclosed that although Mr. Hara’s daughter is a close friend of his son, <br />it would not influence his decision in any way. The Chair stated he did not see a conflict of <br />interest. <br />Director Yuen clarified that although it is the intention of the applicants to convey the lot to <br />family members, if the rezoning is granted the applicant would be able to sell the lot to anyone. <br />In response to Commissioner Watanabe’s inquiry, Director Yuen said that because the street is a <br />neighborhood street he did not think it was necessary to for the Ordinance to state that only one <br />access would be allowed. He added, however, that it was possible though that access could be <br />limited during the subdivision process. <br />For Commissioner Woodward’s information, Director Yuen noted if there is a busy <br />thoroughfare, such as Keaau-Pahoa Road, only one access would be allowed as having too many <br />driveways directly on to Highway 130 is really an undesirable and dangerous situation. <br />The applicant’s representative, Brian Nishimura, said the applicants have reviewed the <br />Department’s background and recommendation; and he stated that the applicants will comply <br />with the recommended conditions of approval. <br />In response to Commissioner Alameda’s inquiry, Mr. Nishimura said the surrounding neighbors <br />were notified of the hearing and he has not received any written or oral complaints. <br />It was moved by Commissioner Woodward and seconded by Commissioner Iwashita to send a <br />favorable recommendation to the Hawaii County Council as recommended by the Planning <br />Director, with conditions. A roll call vote was taken and motion carried with seven ayes <br />(Woodward, Iwashita, Alameda, Bowman, Ogata, Rho and Watanabe) and two absent and <br />excused (Domingo and Siracusa). <br />ADMINISTRATIVE The Commission took this item up at 10:31 a.m. with no one <br />MATTERS from the public in attendance. <br />Status of appeals filed on Planning Commission decisions - Corporation Counsel – Mr. Torigoe <br />noted that Intervenor Dean Kaiawe has appealed the Planning Commission’s decision to approve <br />Daniel Ibbetson’s SPP 05-015 application and he will be updating the Commissioners on the <br />progress of that appeal in Judge Strance’s court. Mr. Hayashi updated the Commissioners on the <br />3 <br /> <br />
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