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concluded. So if you could please vacate the room, so we can have our executive session, and then weÓll call you back as soon as we are finished. Thank you. EXECUTIVE SESSION - The Commission went into executive session at this time, 11:02 a.m. and came out of executive session at 11:26 a.m. by a motion made by Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Beaudet, and unanimously carried by a voice vote of all Commissioners in attendance. HOUSEL: WeÓll continue the public hearing. We are still on the Item No. 4 of the agenda. This is a request for a Special Management Area Use Permit. So we wi -. Are the speakers working now? I donÓt hear them. Can you hear them? Okay, you can hear them, okay. So if the staff would please present. COTTLE: Sure. HOUSEL: Thank you. COTTLE: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The next application is a Special Management Area Use Permit request. The applicant is Dr. William Foulk. The subject property is located in the North Kona District, and itÓs located between Kailua and Keauhou just on the north side of Hlualoa Bay. The property is outlined on the slide in black. And you can see it is zoned Resort-Hotel, which is shown in the bright pink. The property immediately to the north and south are also zoned Resort-Hotel. A little bit further to the north and south are properties zoned Open, which is shown in the dark green. And across AliÒi Drive, just mauka, is shown in brown Î this is Multi-Family Residential Zoning. This is a close-up view of the property again outlined in black between AliÒi Drive and the shoreline. The Kona Community Development Plan identifies the property within the Kona Urban Area, which is shown here in a red outline. The subject property is located right about in this location here. And this is an aerial photo of the site. The property has two existing structures on it: A house here thatÓs shown in an L-shape, there is a guest house, and then there is also a swimming pool, a triangular-shape swimming pool here. The closest residences are to the north and to the south. And this is another shoreline photo of the property. Again, you can see the triangular-shape pool surrounded by a rock wall along the shoreline here. This is the existing dwelling with a large rock wall in front of it, and then a guest house in this area here. The applicant is proposing to develop a 16-unit condominium building and related improvements. This will consist of demolishing the existing dwelling and guest house and shed, as well as removing an existing rock wall that runs along AliÒi Drive, which is about six feet in height. They are also proposing to construct a four-story above grade building containing 16 two-bedroom condo units, as well as 23 underground parking stalls. They are proposing landscaping, and they also would like to retain the existing pool, concrete pool deck and legal rock walls along the shoreline within the shoreline setback area. Are there any questions? HOUSEL: Maija, I have one question. In the documentation, it mentioned 23 parking stalls, excuse me, 22, and this says 23. Is 23 correct? 2 EXHIBIT A