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improvements with water, and sewer, and a channelized intersection out in that area. <br />They do not believe that there€s adequate need for an industrial area to justify their <br />expenditures. So while the property is zoned there are no current plans, active plans, at <br />least that I€m aware of in my discussions with the ranch, to start subdividing that <br />property. It€s a dilemma of, you know, we do have industrial needs but, unfortunately, <br />there are many tow operators, including in Waimea, who operate who have no permits <br />and not operating in industrial-zoned areas. So they have no incentive to try to move into <br />an industrial area. I think the ranch doesn€t believe that the, with David and a handful of <br />other people that they could justify the expenses they would have go to extend their <br />waterline and sewer line into that area. So I guess to answer your question, there are no <br />plans that I€m aware of to actively develop that park. They do have the zoning. It was <br />part of their 2020 Plan, but there is no active zoning. So -. <br />SIRACUSA:Okay. I have a few other questions, if I may? <br />SPRINGER:Commissioner Siracusa? <br />SIRACUSA:I understand the rest of the parcel is an agricultural use and I€d like <br />toknowexactlywhatkindofagriculturaluseit€sin.Imean,isitpasture,aretheresome <br />crops or, you know? <br />MCCOLLOUGH:Currently, it€s pasture land. I do have three paddocks that are <br />fenced off that I€m raising goats in that do get sold at holidays, and didn€t want to go with <br />the cows. <br />SIRACUSA:All right. I just wanted to point out that where the spirit is, that <br />doesn€t make that area necessarily impossible to use for agricultural purposes because, <br />for example, storage sheds and things like that could go on top of it. And you could be <br />storing feed or whatever in there, so that€s not a scenic one on, you know? <br />But people seem to be concerned about the hours of operation. I€m wondering if you <br />would be voluntarily willing to, they€re talking about early mornings, if you would be <br />willing to start, say, an hour later, 6:30 in the morning, to accommodate your neighbors? <br />MCCOLLOUGH:Actually, the office itself opens up at 6:30. The tow operation that <br />they€re referring to, the noise, doesn€t open till 8 o€clock. <br />SIRACUSA:So what happens at 6:30? So it€s just the office, you mean? <br />MCCOLLOUGH:At 6:30 I go into the office and I handle all the mainland customers <br />who are way ahead of time of us. I have to get in that early to be able to speak with them <br />since we€re so far behind on time. <br />SIRACUSA:All right. So the noise actually starts, what time would you <br />estimate that as far as, you know, from your neighbor€s perspective? <br />5 <br /> <br />