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We do have one typo I want to addressed. Its a minor typo on Condition P. At the end <br />of the condition, it references this Condition R. Thats to be changed to this <br />Condition P. In our changes of the condition that was overlooked. <br />The Planning Director is recommending approval, mainly based on and a deletion of the, <br />the approval is based on the hope that this project will alleviate some of the affordable <br />housing crisis that we do have. Again, this is both the State Land Use Boundary <br />Amendment and the Change of Zone, it is recommended for approval to the Planning <br />Commission, to the County Council. Are there any questions? <br />FUJIKAWA:Any questions, Commissioners, to the staff? Commissioner <br />Graham? <br />GRAHAM:Jeff, maybe you can answer to some or part of all what I got in <br />mind,ormaybethePlanningDirectorcan-.First,aslookingatthe50-acreparcelof <br />which is a <br />park ten, this 10-acre park kind of looks like its a little island floating out there by itself. <br />Is that the case or is it -? And do we have tentative plans for what the rest of the 40 acres <br />are going to be? And, also, kind of thinking on that island sense, I noticed the Land Use <br />Commission said that the project site is located adjacent to 2,610 acres of land that were <br />reclassified from State Land Use Agricultural and Conservation to Urban, pursuant to a <br />five-year boundary review. So I dont quite know where all those other lands are, and <br />Im just trying to get a feel for whether were doing some little spot action out in the <br />middle of somewhere thats, you know, not bounded by similar rezoned and classified <br />parcels. Thank you. <br />DARROW: If I can address your first question, in relation to where this area is <br />on the property. Where the red dot is is basically where this particular part of the parcel <br />is located. This would be the boundary line, the makai side as well as the south side of <br />the boundary line; and thats located here. So it is on the back end, the makai southern <br />boundary of the property. At this time, the entire parcel is within a, is in the subdivision <br />process. They have received tentative approval for a 4-lot subdivision. As far as their <br />intentions for the additional three lots, if I could defer that to the Applicants <br />representative. <br />In regards to your second question regarding the overall State Land Use layout of the <br />surrounding properties, Im not particularly sure. This is a large parcel here. I would <br />need to look at that, I could get back with you on that. Im pretty sure that there was <br />quite a bit of area -. You have Kona Palisades thats State Land Use Urban. And if I do <br />recall correctly, there was a large parcel, large area in this area that was zoned Urban; but <br />I need to clarify that before I confirm it. <br />HAYASHI:In response to your question, Commissioner Graham, the petition <br />that was, the area that was reclassified as part of the five-year boundary review were the <br />State lands. And those were the lands from, in this area, all of these lands here; and those <br />were classified into the State Land Use Urban District. <br />3 <br /> <br />
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