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Now weÓre on Item No., back to Item No. 3. The Applicant, Puaanui Partnership (REZ No. 694), Amendment to Condition B (deadline to secure Final Plan Approval) and Conditions C (construction deadline) of Change of Zone Ordinance No. 91-91, which rezoned one-acre of land from an Agricultural 1-acre (A-1a) to a Village Commercial 1-acre (CV-1a) zoned district. Staff, go ahead. HAYASHI:Mr. Chair, since both Item No. 3 and No. 4 are similar, to have those two consolidated for orientation purposes. FUJIKAWA:You may. DARROW:Thank you, Mr. Chair. If I may direct your attention to the location map. Again, we have Mamalahoa Highway, old Mamalahoa Highway, running north and south. This area here is Holualoa, and this red dot signifies the subject property. The Applicants in this case, Puaanui Partnership, are requesting to amend Conditions B and C of Ordinance No. 91 (REZ 694), which was originally rezoned from a 1-acre portion of land from Agricultural 1-acre to Village Commercial 1-acre. TheyÓre requesting an additional five years to complete construction of a restaurant. The Applicants also concurrently are requesting an amendment to Condition 5 of Special Permit No. 649 to allow five years to complete construction on t for the 10-bedroom inn. Special Permit No. 649 was originally p 5-bedroom bed and breakfast, and then later was amended to a 10-bedroom inn. At this time, currently, there are 6 bedrooms within the inn. Looking at the site map, this area here is the old Mamalahoa Highway; and this area in gray represents the road access from old Mamalahoa Highway down of property that is zoned, that was rezoned Village Commercial. This is the area that the future restaurant would be located. At this time, there is an existing building on this property. As you follow this area down, this is the area for the Special Permit for the 10-bedroom inn which is known today as Holualoa Inn. And, again, as I mentioned earlier, there is currently 6 bedrooms, and theyÓre requesting five additional years to be able to complete the additional 4 bedrooms. Recently, the Planning Department had received a letter of concern from Georgene Inaba regarding a trail, and I will defer going into detail for the ApplicantÓs representative. But just for your location, right here along this northern portion of the property is where this trail runs, itÓs a 12-foot trail; and, so, itÓs not really identified on this map. But if you would follow it along the northern boundary, it would be 12 feet from this property line here. This area here is zoned Agricultural 1-acre. So this setback on this side would actually be 20 feet, so itÓd be well out of this area that the trail is located for, to have any development. 2