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Location: 75-5683 Ali‘i Drive, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 <br />Ms. Bugado gave a PowerPoint presentation on the proposed project. She noted that the <br />project is to renovate the existing second floor and add a third floor. She stated that there are <br />no changes proposed to the existing landscaping, existing walls and parking but it will be <br />reviewed during plan approval for compliance. But she did note that the use of the second <br />and third floors as dwelling usage will adjust the parking requirements. There are three <br />proposed units on the second floor and three proposed units on the new third floor. The <br />proposed elevation of the structure is staggered as the structure goes up which is the design <br />element supported by the KVDC Master Plan and the Kona Community Development Plan. <br />Commissioner Lussiaa requested information on the type of rental units this would be. Ms. <br />Bugado stated that there was no information regarding that in the application and that the <br />applicant may be able to answer. <br />Ms. Bugado noted for record that the applicant was not present. <br />Chair Roth noted for record previous submission of Fish Hopper regarding the addition of a <br />third floor – that the original proposal would have been for the expansion of the restaurant <br />seating to all floors. He further noted that this new proposed plan seems to be more <br />reasonable. The addition of six residential units in the core of Kailua would be a good thing. <br />He also pointed out that while there are many issues regarding use of residential units for <br />short or long term rentals, it would not be this commissions roll to comment on. The use of <br />the staggering of the levels also fits in with the village concept. He does note that he prefers <br />the color scheme that is presently utilized, which is green on the top and brown on the bottom <br />rather than the all brown depicted in their color rendering. The two-toned with the lighter <br />color on top gives the impression of a less massive building and it fits with the sort of <br />eclectic nature of the area. <br />Commissioner Greenwell requested clarification of the amounts of units being proposed. <br />Ms. Bugado confirmed the proposal of three units on the second floor and three units on the <br />third floor. Further clarification was requested regarding the parking needs. Ms. Bugado <br />pointed out that the existing plan approval has a mixture of uses on the second floor that will <br />be adjusted with the change to all dwelling usage on the second and third floors. <br />Both Commissioners Greenwell and Kilkuskie disclosed that they have worked with the <br />applicant in the past and have current projects with him as well however they are not <br />involved in this project and have no personal knowledge of the project. <br />Commissioner Ka‘ōpua indicated that he is in favor of this project and feels that this project <br />and the design provides an important link into Kailua and how the community has developed. <br />Commissioner Young questioned the height of the proposed third floor for this zone. Ms. <br />Bugado confirmed that the height requirement for parcels in the resort zoned district (V) is <br />forty-five feet. She also indicated that the height is determined by the design of the structure <br />and because the structure appears to be built on a slope that will also be taken into <br />consideration during plan approval review. Chair Roth also pointed out that the roof of the <br />structure is of a gabled design which also meets the look of the area. <br />Commissioner Lussiaa also indicated that she is in favor of any renovation of these existing <br />structures to bring these buildings back to life. <br />2 <br />Kailua Village Design Commission <br />May 23, 2023, Meeting Minutes <br /> <br />
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