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mauka is the Keauhou View Estates Subdivision. The Keauhou Resort area is in this particular location, south of the subject property. The proposed 120-unit condominium project will consist of 15 two-story structures as shown on this particular site map. And, again, as a matter of orientation, this is Ali`i Drive going towards Keauhou and this would be in the Kailua direction. And the Kahului to Keauhou Parkway is located at this location mauka of the subject property. Each of the structures will accommodate 8 two-bedroom units. The maximum height of the proposed structures would be 35 feet.Within the RM-zoned district, the maximum allowable height is 45 feet. A minimum of 165 parking, on-site parking stalls would be provided; and that would be in these particular areas. The Applicant intends to construct the, complete the construction of this project by the end of 2007 or in 2008. Also, extensive landscaping would be provided on the project site. The estimated cost of the development would be $30 million. Based on the current RM 3.5-zoned district, a maximum of 132 units would be permitted on the property. So based on the current zoning and the proposed project of 120 units, the development will be less than what’s allowed, based on the current zoning. The property is currently overgrown and vacant. Access would be off of Ali`i Drive going through a property which services the Wastewater Pump Station at this particular location. That particular section of this particular lot, which is Parcel 23, currently has a pavement width of 50 feet, so that’s where access would be gained from. There would be no access to the Kahului to Keauhou Parkway. The Applicant had received a water commitment of 239 units; therefore, the water is available to the property. Wastewater would be by connecting to the County sewer system. We received numerous correspondence that was earlier circulated to you and there were some other correspondence that we received today. There were four correspondence which you don’t have a copy of, only one copy was submitted. The first is from Vonnie Razo; and I’m going to be circulating these for your review. We also received correspondence from Robert Milton, the Kona Magic Sands Board of Directors by Karl Lizza. I believe you already have a copy of this particular correspondence. And, finally, a Petition for Standing in a Contested Case Hearing was handed over to us today by Alice and Robert Widmann; however, the form is not notarized and no filing fee was submitted. It’s my understanding this Petition was submitted by Robert Milton on behalf of Alice and Robert Widmann. I’m not sure as to whether they actually know what they had submitted or it was basically filling out the form that was submitted. This could be just general comments. So perhaps if Mr. Milton is here today then he can testify as to, you know, the purpose of this correspondence that he had submitted from Alice and Robert Widmann. EXHIBIT C 2