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is recommending either a denial or that it be deferred until these opinions come back from the lot owners. There is a request to send these back to the Planning Commission by June 16, 2008. I just want to bring to your attention that there have been several correspondence brought to the Planning Department since the application was submitted. The two letters we mentioned, one to nd the makai lot owners, one to the mauka lot owners, dated June 2. We have a letter of support from Councilperson Emily Naeole. And, additionally, this morning we received a packet from the applicant’s representative addressing the issues of this recommendation. Are there any questions? WATANABE: Any questions? Yes, Ms. Bowman. BOWMAN: Being that I don’t live in this area, I’m just trying to get an overall picture of the proposed industrial areas in Pahoa. You named several like in Keaau Shipman, and then in Pahoa. How far away from this area is like the closest? I’m just -. DARROW: The closest would be that area we had just mentioned, which is within thth Paradise Park on 13 and 15. There are some issues with this in regards to ownership of the property as well as being able to accommodate improvements for an Industrial zone. The next areas would be Milo Street which is between Keaau and Hawaiian Paradise Park where you’ll see the new credit union that was built. That particular area has General Plan Industrial. Going further towards Keaau you have Shipman Industrial Park. I believe that’s approximately six to seven miles away from this property. BOWMAN: And the Credit Union is how far away? I’m sorry. DARROW: I would guess to say three to four miles. PUBLIC: Farther. BOWMAN: Well, maybe we can get that -. DARROW: Yeah, it could be a little farther. Pahoa would be the next area going towards that area. And Malama Market is kind of representative of that particular location. WATANABE: Okay? Ms. Siracusa. SIRACUSA: Yes. In the submission that Sandra brought in this morning are included a bunch of exhibits; and these are the applications, and actually the recommendations, for the other rd special permits that were permitted temporarily along 33. And each of them has a requirement for landscaping to be established and maintained at a minimum field of 10 feet and minimum depth of four feet within and along all property boundaries. And I can tell you right now that all of those applicants are in violation to one extent or another. And I’m very concerned about granting any more permits when people are not following the terms and conditions. And I know that Sumida didn’t do that. But what I’m asking is -. WATANABE: Well, Ms. Siracusa, we’re not deliberating yet. EXHIBIT C 3