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Condition 4 would read, ÐPrior to commencement of the proposed use, the applicants shall secure and finalize all building, electrical and plumbing permits required by Building Division, Department of Public Works, for the change in use from garage to community store. The permits shall be finalized within six months from the effective date of this permit.Ñ Condition 5 would read, ÐHours of operation shall be limited to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Condition 6, ÐThe residents of the dwelling shall be the only employees of the community store.Ñ Condition 7, ÐAlcohol and tobacco shall not be sold at the community store.Ñ Condition 8 ÐAll signs associated with the proposed use shall comply with Chapter 3, Signs, of the HawaiÒi County Code. This includes securing a sign permit from the Building Division, Department of Public Works.Ñ Condition 9 would read, ÐThe applicant shall comply with all applicable County, State and federal laws, rules, regulations, and requirements.Ñ And Condition 10 would be the standard condition allowing the applicant to apply for an initial administrative time extension from the Planning Director to perform the conditions. And thatÓs it. WOODWARD: Okay, thank you, Maija. Do we have questions from the Commissioners? Okay, IÓd like to call the applicant back up and see what their reaction to these conditions might be, or whether theyÓre ready to, they may need more time in which case we may consider continuing this hearing. YouÓve both been sworn in. This may be more than youÓre willing to make a snap decision, in which case we do have the option of continuing this proceeding. So that would be an option. M. MENTNECH: Just by what she was saying there, number one, that weÓre going to have to invest all this money before we can even open, cause it says here ÐPrior to commencement of the proposed use.Ñ Ten parking spaces? ThatÓs a hell of a big parking lot. I have to pave it all before we can open? WeÓve been closed for nine months now, and we had to move out of KeaÒau because business was so bad. So I think the only, looks like the only condition, and itÓs not in here, is that we should be younger. And this is kind of, sounds like an approval but basically when you are younger you can open. So I donÓt know, continuing it I wonÓt be younger. I thought weÓre offering a valuable service to the community. We never have ten cars there. All of this stuff, prior, it was my understanding that you had a certain amount of time to comply with the regulations, not that you had to have a commercial, rebuild the whole thing before you could even open. So, I donÓt know, IÓm just -. WOODWARD: Well, it is a lot to try to digest. And it certainly, weÓre still in the discussion phase so thereÓs nothing written in stone at this point, and the Director is not changing her basic recommendation. SheÓs just throwing these out for our consideration. So, you know, the Planning staff has given us some assistance in trying to come up with conditions. But, so you -. 20 EXHIBIT A