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Commissioners discussed the form and design appearance of exterior “tongue and <br />groove” siding to be used for exterior enclosing walls, and questioned the impact of the <br />alterations in closing off the existing walkway through the building, that is, between the <br />parking lot above and Ali’i Drive as to pedestrian “walkability” in this part of Kailua <br />Village. <br />Commissioners also discussed the quality and safety of the connecting pedestrian route <br />along the south side of the subject building which passers-through might use in lieu of the <br />interior corridor which would be closed by the alterations, as there was some concern that <br />this route may be partially obscured or blocked by vegetation. Ms. Newlon noted there is <br />also an existing walkway along the north side of the building which serves as a second <br />alternate route for passers-through, although very limited use of these pedestrian paths <br />would be expected by persons other than those coming and going from the subject <br />building’s businesses and its private parking area above. <br />Applicant Peter J. Piper of Piper Designs then addressed the Commission on behalf of the <br />property owner and building tenants and affirmed the reasons for the alterations, which <br />included space efficiency and increasing the security and comfort of both patrons and <br />tenant employees by remediating security problems with regard to inappropriate activities <br />within the existing corridor. Mr. Piper also detailed various elements of the proposed <br />design, including exterior finish materials and explained their consistency with the <br />existing building appearance. <br />Commissioner Herbert moved the Commission to recommend to the Planning Director <br />the approval of the proposed project, subject to taking a look at pedestrian access on the <br />south side of the building. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kern. <br /> A roll call vote was taken and the motion carried unanimously (Commissioner Saito <br />absent and excused). <br />ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS <br />1. Additions to the Agenda as to Administrative Matters. <br />It was moved by Chair Coats and concurrently seconded and affirmed by voice vote <br />voted by all other commissioners present that the following topics be added to this <br />meeting’s agenda under “Administrative Matters:” <br />1.1.New Commissioner Orientation by Planning Department staff, and <br />1.2.Appointment of a “Vice Chair” for a forthcoming Commission meeting. <br />2. Approval of Minutes of the Meeting of March 9, 2010. <br />It was moved by Chair Coats and concurrently seconded by all other Commissioners <br />present that the minutes be approved as circulated. Motion was unanimously carried by a <br />voice vote of all Commissioners in attendance. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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