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f. October 3. 2022—State Land Use District Boundary Interpretation confirming <br /> subject property entirely within the State Land Use Agricultural District. (see Figure 6 <br /> and Exhibit D —Boundary Interpretation No. 2022-02) <br /> 5. Proposed Project Details (see Figure 3—Preliminary Subdivision Plat) <br /> a. 4-lot subdivision with lots at least 5 acres in size. <br /> b. Primary access from Old Mamalahoa Highway to the proposed subdivision will be <br /> provided by a series of existing minimum 50-foot wide former sugar cane haul roads <br /> that crisscross lands between the Old Mamalahoa Highway and the subject <br /> property. These adjoining lands (Parcels 23 and 31) were subject to a recent change <br /> of zone to the FA-1a zoning district (PL-REZ-2022-000018-Cardoza)to support a <br /> proposed 7-lot subdivision, which will include the necessary access and utility <br /> easements to support the Applicant's proposed subdivision. <br /> c. Existing access to the subject property is provided via a series of 40-foot wide access <br /> and utility easements between the Old Mamalahoa Highway and the subject <br /> property as further described in Exhibit A and color-coded below in Figure 7— <br /> Existing Access and Utility Easements. Due to its narrow width, most of these <br /> existing access and utility easements will not be utilized except for a small segment <br /> within Easement 1 that will be supplemented with a 10-foot wide access and utility <br /> easement in order to provide a combined 50-foot wide access and utility corridor <br /> that will be constructed to County agricultural standards. The former cane haul <br /> roads on the adjoining properties that will provide the primary access to the <br /> proposed subdivision are constructed to standards far exceeding the County's <br /> agricultural roadway standards in order to support the weight of the cane haul <br /> trucks and other large and heavy plantation equipment. <br /> d. The Applicant has been coordinating with the mauka adjoining neighbor, Leonard <br /> Cardoza, to coordinate access and utility improvements between the two project <br /> areas. More specifically, in addition to the existing access and utility easements <br /> highlighted in Figure 7— Existing Access and Utility Easements, the Applicant, in <br /> coordination with his mauka neighbor, will provide the following access and utility <br /> easements as shown on Figure 3— Preliminary Subdivision Plat: <br /> i. Access and Utility Easement 5 —50 feet wide, extending across Parcel 23 and 31 <br /> (Cardoza) along with a 10-foot wide section along existing 40-foot wide <br /> Easement 1. <br /> ii. Access and Utility Easement 6—50 feet wide, extending along the length of <br /> Parcel 31 (Moonlight Road), and fronting each of the lots within the proposed <br /> 4-lot subdivision. <br /> 4 Page <br />