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evening, and there was a moon worship or moon, one -. She has a whole list of things that are, and a number of them, number of people that sheÓs talking about, the singing for the moon and this type of thing -. And I said this is a little concern to me because voices over in that neighborhood travel a tremendous distance. And weÓve got an orchid farm five acres away from me and I can hear Don talking to his staff. Don is not talking loud. And at night IÓm of a mile away from the ocean, I can hear the ocean. ItÓs beautiful. And IÓve been very blessed with the place that IÓm living on. One problem, the other thing is sound travels. IÓm concerned with the special use permit, especially when sheÓs talking about 30, I think if I heard this right, 30,000 people in a year. ThatÓs an impact that I just cannot in conscience allow to come on to any subdivision to one specific site. To do this with 12 cars, I just, I canÓt see how itÓs going to, 12 buses I canÓt see how thatÓs going to happen. ItÓs just a wonderful quiet location we have there; and thatÓs basically my concern. WOODWARD: All right, thank you, Mr. Parrish. Any questions for Mr. Parrish? Okay, seeing none, you may give your testimony, sir. Name and address first, please. LEWIS: Hello, IÓm Mike Lewis. IÓm at 14-4824 Ililani Road. And my concerns are from the board, the VHCA Board, Vacation Land Board. IWASHITA: Can you hold the mike to your mouth? LEWIS: Okay, IÓm sorry. Okay, the Board is mainly concerned with the road problems. ThatÓs what our, weÓre a road association. Our charter allows us to make rules and regulations for our roads and our right-of-ways. We have a right-of-way policy for maintenance and improvement of our roads. In recent past the County has held owners who split their property or cause more traffic to put a 20-foot AC wide road, paved road, 20-foot wide, to improve the roads because of the traffic that they, cause of the traffic thatÓs generated. And some of those are the HendersonÓs, TiptonÓs and BenjaminÓs properties that were required to put in 20-foot roads. And Sylvia DolenaÓs permit application states she could have over 200 people a month, and 40 plus people weekly, plus staff on her property. passenger buses is going to impact our roads. I believe there are only four maybe five people that live past her on that road. So sheÓs going to double or triple the traffic, no matter what she does to get this many people there. This is going to significantly add to the traffic. And a 12- foot paved road that in your, you had a resol -, whatever it was there -. The road is not 12 feet all the way down. ItÓs 20-foot wide for about the first 2,000 feet. It is 12-feet wide near her property at the end of the road. There are several adjoining roads and businesses. And one of the nurseries at the end of the road had paved the road which is breaking up. So, I mean, it needs work. So, the road isnÓt withstanding the traffic it has now. So our main concern is this road. This is a, I donÓt know how the County can ask or say that all she needs a 12-foot road when itÓs really the VHCA BoardÓs decision. And our regulations and charter allows us to make the rules and regulations; and weÓre asking for the 20-foot road if this is approved. ThatÓs all I have. Thank you. WOODWARD: Okay, any questions for Mr. Lewis? IWASHITA: Just -. WOODWARD: Yes, Commissioner Iwashita. EXHIBIT B 12