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term nature of this, it€s not going to change the agricultural character of the <br />neighborhood. I will point out that the land next door, even though they are 8,000 <br />square-foot lots, I think, is zoned Ag-5, and there really isn€t agricultural activity taking <br />place on those 8,000 square-foot lots. So I don€t believe the application diminishes the <br />agricultural potential of the community; and I think that the Background Report and <br />Recommendation by the Department addresses that. <br />There was a comment made about operations in the evening; and I€d like to ask the <br />Applicant if he could address that since he lives there. I think he knows what that <br />situation is. So, David, could you talk about the operations? <br />MCCOLLOUGH:Yes. At 4 o€clock in the evening, my employees leave with their <br />trucks, they take them home. The calls are handled by cell phone cause it€s forwarded to <br />one main person. He dispatches people out there out on the highway all night long, early <br />mornings.Intheeventthatwedogotoanaccidentcallandthevehicleisbroughtback <br />to our storage facility late at night, they just drive the truck in, park it, jump into another <br />vehicle and leave. The next morning they€ll unload it, secure it, and take care of <br />business. I have strict rules that there is no noise at night. I don€t want to upset anybody <br />around me. So when I heard about this petition about noise, I was caught off-guard <br />cause we don€t make noise; and I would have addressed that situation with my neighbors <br />if they would have brought it to my attention, which they have not. So that€s what <br />happens. <br />MOOERS:Could you talk about a couple of -? <br />MCCOLLOUGH:I found out that one of my neighbors, which is, I believe, his wife <br />is here. I spoke to him when I found out about the petition; and he informed me that the <br />concern was that they didn€t want it turning into an industrial park like Sand Island on <br />Oahu; and I told him that wasn€t my intention. My intention was to stay in business long <br />enough until the Kamuela Industrial Park opened and I could move. At that point, he was <br />a little bit at ease, knowing that that wasn€t going to be a permanent issue on my <br />property, and that I just needed to be there until there was a suitable area to go to. And it <br />was nice of him to speak to me about it; and I was glad I was able to answer his <br />questions. And he did inform me that somebody would be here to make sure that that€s <br />what was going to happen. <br />SPRINGER:Commissioner Siracua? <br />SIRACUSA:You mentioned the Kamuela Industrial Park. Has construction <br />begun on that? Is there a timeline? You€re asking for five years. I€m wondering if that€s <br />going to be ready in less than five years, possibly, you know, then we could consider a <br />permit for a shorter period of time. <br />MOOERS:The Parker Ranch has industrial zoning up by the airport by Gary€s <br />Automotive. We€ve had conversations with the Ranch for quite sometime and in order <br />for them to subdivide the property, they€d have to make significant infrastructure <br />4 <br /> <br />