2023-10-05 Windward Exh B (Item #2 Hana U'I LLC)

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aware of everything. I did notice one minor error, a typo. The additional farm dwelling unit square footage area is 744 square feet. LIN: So, if we could correct that for the record, 744 square feet additional farm dwelling. Thank you. KOCOL: As a statement, I'd just like to say we're honored to be here today. We're delighted and excited about this project and I'm really, really excited about it. So, I'm happy to answer any questions that you all might have. The question that Commissioner Daniele came up with the vaults. I think I can take a stab at that and then also what I've learned in my research about the sloughing and the shoreline erosion. It's been real fun doing the historical research on all of this and even the due diligence before we bought our property to figure out what is this stuff and what it was used for and what other buried treasures are here. So, and actually, with the help of Commissioner Cross who I had no idea sat on the Planning Commission 6 months ago when we started this. Found out that this was an area where independent growers brought their cane in to get weighed and put on the flume and we believe those vaults that we're talking about were the scales that the trucks pulled on to. Which is,personally, maybe I'm a nerd for that kind of detail but I think it's all fascinating. Regarding the shoreline erosion. It was hard. I talked to people at the Office of Coastal Conservation and Lands about this and they didn't have any good real profound data. They did direct me towards a US Geological Survey Study that was done in conjunction with the University of Hawai`i and the data, you have to interpret it because it's a very limited sample. But, from the best that I could determine the catastrophic sloughing would basically equate to about eight(8) inches a year and my interpretation to that was catastrophic was worst case scenario. I know we can't predict mother nature, but it was the best data I could find. So, when I learned that we moved the house back, as far back as we possibly could and if that data somehow holds to be true, we've got about 240 years before the house would be in jeopardy and that's really the best data that I could find. LIN: Thank you. Any other questions from Commissioners? DANIELE: Yes, I. LIN: Vice Chair, go ahead. DANIELE: I'm looking at the site plan right now and so you're 119 feet from the cliff there, from the pali. KOCOL: Um' can we pull up the plan? DANIELE: I have it at Page 23 in my report. That's what I'm looking at and it's a site plan of the main dwelling. Yeah, there you go, there you go. Okay, so I mean obviously your house is setback far. Right, like you said 200, yeah and then in front of all of that is where you're planting the grass [indecipherable] — 9 EXHIBIT B