PD Background Report PL-SLU-2022-008 & PL-REZ-2022-039

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the development and current easement restrictions, reiterating the applicant's intention to proceed with the current land use entitlement requests, followed by the proposed subdivision application. Additionally, the applicant provided further rationale for the two commercial driveways, including the TIAR's finding that the two driveways will operate at the same levels of service as a single driveway, that queuing on the highway will be reduced, and the provision of a second entry point if one driveway is blocked. The applicant noted that if HDOT ultimately concludes it will allow only one point of access to the commercial lots, the applicant will comply with this requirement. Finally, the applicant addressed other HDOT concerns by stating that details of the design, such as designation of a typical truck and trailer combination to address turning templates, compliance with Complete Streets guidelines, and physical barriers between the commercial and residential driveways will be subject to HDOT approval during the construction plan review stage. In conclusion, the applicant stated that they had met in person with neighboring business owners, all of whom either had no concerns or no comment regarding traffic issues with the proposed development. 25. Water: The applicant states that the existing farm dwellings are serviced by a one-inch meter and that individual residential lot owners will be responsible for installation of their own water meters. According to the Department of Water Supply (DWS), water for the proposed project can be made available from an existing 12-inch waterline within Mamalahoa Highway. The applicant secured a water commitment for the proposed development in the amount of 8,000 gallons/day, or 20 additional units of water, until July 31, 2024. DWS has requested that the applicant submit revised water demand calculations as the proposed development has changed from a total of 9 to 8 lots. DWS requires the applicant to construct necessary water system improvements, including, but not limited to the installation of water mains with minimum diameter of 6 inches, installation of service laterals that will accommodate appropriately sized meters to front each lot, relocation of the existing service lateral to front the appropriate lot, cutting and plugging the existing lateral at the main, installation of properly spaced fire hydrants, installation of a reduced pressure type backflow prevention assembly within 5 feet of the meter on private property, and relocation and adjustment of DWS affected system facilities, should they be necessary. Finally,prior to obtaining final subdivision approval, -i0-