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proposed Kahului to Keauhou Parkway, also referred to as Alii Parkway. Alii Drive is located here going towards Keauhou, and this would be in the Kailua direction. The Applicant is requesting an SMA Use Permit to allow the construction of 15 two-story structures, generally laid out in this configuration. Access would be from Alii Drive. Currently, no access is proposed from the Kahului to Keauhou Parkway. Since the last meeting, we had received three letters from the general public. One was from Verneta and Robert Milton; also, a Janet Topor-Bixler, as well as Mitzi Shepard, and all of you had received copies of these correspondences. th On July 28, we received a letter from Mr. Sidney Fuke enclosing a letter dated July 26, 2006 from Allen Hahn, who is the archaeologist for this project, with enclosures and, basically, addressing the Cultural Resource Management Plan issue. In his letter, and I’ll refer to Page 2 of Mr. Hahn’s letter, the second to the last paragraph; and I’d like to read that, “It is my considered opinion that the Archaeological Inventory Survey, Burial Treatment Plan, and Site Preservation Plan approved, provide the needed management program for the historic properties within the subject parcels.” Based on Mr. Hahn’s professional opinion, the Planning Director has agreed with the archaeologist that the document submitted does not conform to the requirements of the zoning ordinance. At this time, the Planning Director is again recommending approval. And we had submitted to you a proposed amendment; and, basically, the proposed amendment will give the Applicant the flexibility of providing a mixture of not only condominium but also to allow a mixture of Single Family Residential and Duplex uses, provided that the density doesn’t exceed what was originally proposed. And that amendment would be in the Background Report, excuse me, Recommendation, Page 5, and I’ll read that into the record, “It should be noted the applicant may reduce the density and product mix (i.e., allow for a mix of multiple-family residential units and single-family residential units of the project, provided that the development generally conforms to the proposed site plan.” And as a result of that, we are recommending a new condition, No. 3, that states, and that is on Page 7, that the applicant may reduce the density and product mixture, similar wording that I just read to you. And Condition 4, there’s no time condition recommended in the first draft recommendation. So we included a new Condition 4 basically stating that the construction of the proposed development shall be completed within five years from the approval of this permit. Are there any questions at this time? ALAMEDA:Fellow Commissioners? Commissioner Watanabe? WATANABE:Yeah. Norman, it seems also within that attachment that the State Department of Land and Natural Resources has signed off on the Historic Preservation Review Process and that the only other step remaining would be for them to approve, sign-off on their Preservation Plan? EXHIBIT B 2