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The parcels being considered in the applications referenced above were created by a <br />consolidation and resubdivision of pre-existing parcels pursuant to the Settlement Agreement for <br />Board of Appeals and Subdivision of Continental Pacific, LLC lands dated April 12, 2002 by <br />and between Continental Pacific, LLC and the County of Hawaii. Im going to call this the <br />settlement agreement. <br />Subdivision 7644, was approved for recording on January 27, 2003. Continental Pacific, LLC <br />and Hawaii County Planning Department (Parties) failed to implement certain legal <br />requirements of HCC Chapter 13 (sic) and certain terms of the April 2, 2002 Settlement <br />Agreement, at the time of final approval of Subdivision 7644, which are detailed below. <br />Continental Pacific, LLC and Hawaii County Planning Department have failed to officially <br />open public shoreline access trails located in Continental Pacific, LLC Subdivision 7644. In <br />doingsothesetwopartieshavefrustratedandcreatedhardshipformembersofthepublicwho <br />are impatient to access their traditional fishing grounds and shoreline recreation spots. Due to <br />these frustrations and hardships members of the public have been discouraged, beaten down, and <br />manipulated into private agreements which require support (sic) on the matter before the <br />Planning Commission. This is an error or defect of this proceeding which has created a manifest <br />injustice affecting the substantial rights of the members of the public. <br />In the interest of fairness to the public I am asking that the Planning Commission suspend the <br />current application hearings involving parcels created by Subdivision 7644 until which time the <br />affected public access easements are open to the public according to the terms of the HCC, <br />Chapter 34 and the Negotiated Agreement between Continental Pacific, LLC and the, <br />settlement agreement. <br />Ive summarized unresolved issues as follows: <br />1) Continental Pacific, LLC created some public easements by survey on its Subdivision #7644 <br />Plan providing for parking, lateral trails to pali edge, and an undesignated ten foot wide trail <br />along the pali edge but failed to provide a continuous connection to a public road, which would <br />be either the (Scenic Drive or Belt Highway, not Mill Rd.), thats a private road, as required <br />by HC Code 34, and maybe the Subdivision Code, Im not sure. I dont have time to look it all <br />up. <br />2) Subdivision map 7644, which is an official recorded plan, subdivision plan, file plan and <br />this is what the title companies depend on, should beamended to correct mistakes in identifying <br />access roads as parcel 93 [not 83 as in the table] and all access roads should include reference of <br />being in favor of all preexisting parcels on the recorded subdivision plan since this is the official <br />record the title companies use to determine title and legal access issues. <br />3) TMK, the lighthouse property, Parcel 13, has been landlocked. In addition to the changes <br />on the recorded subdivision map conveyance documents for the easements required to provide <br />accesstoapublicroadfromthispropertymaybedesirable.Parcel13isownedbytheUnited <br />20 <br /> <br />
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