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The location of this application is within the Kau district. More specifically, we’re looking in between Pahala and Naalehu, Naalehu being on the bottom portion of your map. You have the Punaluu area right in this particular general location. You have the Hawaii Belt Road that runs perpendicular with the ocean, as well as Kaala Iki Road that runs in between Pahala and Naalehu. The subject property is identified in black. I just wanted to give you an idea of the location between Pahala and Naalehu. It’s approximately 4.5 miles from Naalehu and approximately 9 miles from Pahala. Looking at it a little closer, again, we have Kaala Iki Road running parallel with the ocean, as well as the Hawaii Belt Road. All the dark green zoning in the area is identified as Agricultural 20 acres. Along the ocean down here the lighter shade of green is Open zoning. This is located approximately just above the Honuapo area, Whittington Park, Beach Park. It’s in this general location. This is a site plan that was submitted from the applicants. We have Kaala Iki Road running through the upper portion of the map. There are two portions of this property. It’s been separated by this road. This is the makai portion of the property, and this is the mauka portion. You’ll see markings on the properties. Those are actually structures identified, proposed structures and existing structures. This issue of Kaala Iki Road is a little confusing, and I’m sure it’s going to come up during this hearing. But right now on this map it identifies an old government road running on the outside of the makai portion of the property. But on the ground we have a paved road that’s approximately 20 plus feet wide in a 60-foot right-of-way that goes through the middle of the property. This is identified as Kaala Iki Road. The applicant is requesting a special permit to allow the establishment of an overnight youth retreat camp on 6.34 acres of land. The retreat camp will host no more than 24 students or campers between the ages of 13 and 18 at any one time. The average length of stay for these campers will be 60 days or less. The project consists of two areas, the mauka portion and the makai portion. The mauka area has one dorm with 8 bunk beds, a kitchen and lanai. It has 17 small shaded study structures that are approximately 4 to 5 feet in height. And it also has one open covered structure for staff to oversee the activity on the mauka portion. On the makai portion we have one dorm with 10 bunk beds and a kitchen. We have 11 small shaded structures for study for the student campers, one bath house, one open covered structure for the staff to oversee activities, and also one carport for the camp shuttles. This is some site photos that we’ve taken recently of the project. This is looking towards Naalehu on Kaala Iki Rroad, so you can see the paved road. It’s actually in pretty good condition. This is looking towards Pahala. Again, the applicant’s property is on both the mauka and makai side of the road. This is on the mauka site. These are just some general photos. It shows the agricultural activity that’s occurring on the property, as well as the small shaded structures that it talks about. There also is, this is the bunk house. There was so much ag activity going on it was hard to get a real clear shot of a structure. So sorry about the -. This one I could take a little higher up. This is the lanai structure that the staff oversees the activity on the property and, again, some of these smaller shaded structures. Another photo of some of the agricultural activity occurring on the site. 2 EXHIBIT B