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2023-01-19 Leeward Exh B (Items 1&2 Ahu Pohaku Hoomaluhia PL-SMA-2022-000018&PL-SPP-2022-000018)
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2023-01-19 Leeward Exh B (Items 1&2 Ahu Pohaku Hoomaluhia PL-SMA-2022-000018&PL-SPP-2022-000018)
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With those rules established, I will ask Petitioner to explain—Charles A. Anderson first,please, <br /> Trustee of the Charles A. Anderson Trust—to explain why he should be granted standing, <br /> according to Rule 4-6(b). And I'm just going to confirm with Counsel of the time limit. [A brief <br /> inaudible conversation with Mr. Salas Ferguson] Great, thank you, no time limit. I mean, please <br /> keep it relevant and brief and all of those things, but. Thank you. <br /> HAITSUKA: Vice Chair, I'll speak on behalf of Mr. Anderson. So Mr. Anderson and his wife as <br /> co-trustees of their trust own property which is adjacent to the project site, and they also share <br /> roadway and utility easements with the project site property, and on that basis, they have,they <br /> have an interest which is distinguishable from the general public. Also, the project will impact <br /> them and potentially cause them damages. So, under that prong of the standing,the Andersons <br /> seek their petition granted. <br /> KNOWLES: Thank you. Does the applicant have any objections to this petition? <br /> FUKE: Madam Chair, I've spoken with Ms. Sunderland. The applicant then in light of the fact <br /> that the three petitioners are adjoining property owners, we believe that they do meet the criteria <br /> for standing, and so as such, we have no objection. But nonetheless, we'd like to comment that <br /> hopefully, through even going through the mediation process, even prior to that, if there is an <br /> opportunity to resolve a lot of these issues, we'd like to have them resolved. <br /> KNOWELS: Thank you,Mr. Fuke. Jeff, does the <br /> DARROW: The Planning Department has no objections to granting standing. <br /> KNOWLES: Thank you. Does the Commission have any questions for the petitioner or the <br /> applicant or the Planning Department? Given that there are no questions, I will call for a motion <br /> to grant or deny the standing to Petitioner. Commissioner, is there a motion for action on this <br /> petition? Commissioner Vitousek. <br /> VITOUSEK: I move that the petition for standing in a contested case hearing filed by Charles A. <br /> Anderson, Trustee of Charles A. Anderson Trust, in Agenda Items 1 and 2 be granted. <br /> KNOWLES: Do I have a second? <br /> DELA CRUZ: Second. <br /> KNOWLES: Thank you, Commissioner Dela Cruz. Any discussion? Commissioner <br /> Paishon-Duarte. <br /> PAISHON-DUARTE: Yes, I mean this is one of the things that,topic areas,that I'm more <br /> concerned have been described in some of the written testimonies, it's just around access, <br /> shoreline access, and I just want to understand if the applicant, perhaps from the Planning <br /> Department, they can describe or, describe the steps that have been taken. I just want to <br /> understand if shoreline access is not prohibited from the amendment that's being <br /> 12 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />
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