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contribute an estimated 20-30 peak AM trips, assuming at least half of the participants share rides for pick-ups and drop-offs. PM peak trips anticipated for competitive team gymnastics classes would also be 20-30 with the same amount of carpooling. Recreational classes would contribute less to peak PM trips due to the smaller class size. Fitness classes are scheduled at 5 PM, Monday through Friday, and the applicant anticipates them to contribute 17 peak PNI trips. PUBLIC SERVICES AND FACILITIES 30. Access: The subject parcel is accessed via Hualalai Road, approximately 700 feet east of its intersection with Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway. Hualalai Road is owned by the county and maintained with an average pavement width of 20 feet. Access within the property is by an existing 12 to 15-foot wide, 1,000-foot long gravel drive. Based on the existing conditions of Hualalai Road, the applicant has stated they anticipate no improvements would be required for the proposed use. A secondary access, proposed for emergency use only, with a paved section approximately 360 feet in length, exists along the southern boundary of the subject parcel. The Department of Public Works will require a "No -Rise Certification" or a Letter of Map Revision from FEMA for maintenance or improvement of the gravel access drive. 31. Water: According to the Department of Water Supply (DWS), water can be made available from an existing 8-inch waterline within Hualalai Road. There are currently four (4) units of water assigned to the subject parcel. DWS has requested that the applicant submit estimated daily water usage calculations for the proposed uses, in order to determine the appropriate service lateral and meter size required. DWS has additionally informed the applicant that the existing 8-inch waterline within Hualalai Road is inadequate to provide the required 2,000 gallons per minute flow for fire protection. According to the applicant water is also collected from roof runoff which is stored in two existing catchment tanks and used only for irrigation purposes. Additionally, a new fire hydrant has been installed approximately 75 feet from the facility within an existing 50-foot wide access and utility easement corridor. 32. Wastewater: Public sewer is not available to the site, therefore a Department of Health (DOH) approved wastewater system will be designed and constructed for the proposed