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IWASHITA:Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Tulang, for coming. My view is <br />given what Ive seen in the record and your testimony that Mr. Mirandas use of the <br />property, the only issue that, as an agricultural hauling service, the only issue or the <br />question that I have is -. The Commission in considering this application we look to the <br />Zoning Code. And under Section 25-5-72(c)(16), one of the uses that are allowed by <br />special permit, which is what were considering today, is uses which meet the standards <br />for special permit under Chapter 205, Hawaii Revised Statutes. And, you know, <br />personally, Im convinced that Mr. Mirandas operation is an agricultural activity or <br />agricultural use thats necessary to support, you know, the diversified agriculture in that <br />community. The Director has recommended denial so there are no conditions or anything <br />as part of the recommendation. My question to you is, one, whether you believe, I just <br />want to confirm that you believe and its your testimony that Mr. Mirandas proposed use <br />or his use of the property to store his, operate his trucking company is a use which meets <br />the standards under Chapter 205. And then my second question would be whether you <br />haveanysuggestionsforconditions,Iguess,forthisspecialpermitthatwouldmeetthe <br />requirements of Chapter 205. <br />TULANG:The answer to your first question is, yes, you know, I fully support <br />it. I think, I failed to mention that one of the conditions that I would like to do is have <br />him, Mr. Miranda, plant more trees; and Id like to suggest native species which, like <br />Koa. That whole region at one time from the edge of Waipio Valley all the way up to <br />Mana Road consisted of a lot of ohia trees and koa trees. If you go back into the old <br />Hawaiian records, it talks about that whole area as being very swampy and supporting a <br />lot of ducks. Its amazing. And, you know, if he starts this transformation of that area <br />back to, and I must mention why all the trees went down. Well, there was an era when <br />there was a proliferation of dairies in that area which required pasteurization, so they cut <br />all the trees down. They cut all the trees down all the way up to Mana Road. And, to me, <br />if he starts this, starts an example, start the natural, the Hawaiian forest revegetation to <br />further mask his operation, I think its a big credit to him. <br />IWASHITA:And my question to Mr. Miranda, is that a condition that you <br />would consider as part of the special permit? <br />MIRANDA:I have one, another guy thats going to testify. <br />ALAMEDA:Could you speak into the mike, Mr. Miranda. Thank you.. <br />MIRANDA:Dwayne Cypriano is going to testify for RR Olsen and hell tell <br />you about trees that he and his 4-H Club planted on my property a couple of months ago <br />as a community beautification project; and theyre all koa trees, but Ill let him talk about <br />it. <br />IWASHITA:No, I just wanted to know if thats a condition that you would find <br />acceptable. So it sounds like the answer is yes. <br />17EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />
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