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YUEN:There are so many things that can happen even in an RS-10 zone that will <br />affect your view over your neighbors property that its difficult to say that thats going to be the <br />deciding factor in how you treat a rezoning. The people, they can plant trees, they can build a <br />house. Im not sure how tall a house would be to block the view from the neighbors property <br />there; but you can build a single family home thats not much lower than that building. So it is <br />difficult to protect the viewplane of an individual neighbor in a land use process like this. I <br />mean, Im not talking about, when we have SMA permits, when youre talking about big <br />projects, theres, the SMA permit talks about protecting the viewplane from a public highway to <br />the sea. That is something that were supposed to protect. But in the context of an individual <br />rezoning application its <br />a -. I understand completely why the neighbor wants to have the view that theyve always had. <br />But to say that we are not going to allow a rezone because of that, its not necessarily going to <br />have that effect because they could possibly do something that blocked it anyways. And its <br />also, it has the effect of giving an easement over the neighbors property for the sake of the <br />neighbor.Inotherwords,itssomethingthatpeopleactuallypurchasesometimesin <br />developments is a viewplane easement. There were a lot of complaints about -. The building is <br />not occupied yet, right? <br />BLACK:The new building? <br />YUEN:Yeah. <br />BLACK:No, close. Theyre painting and stuff. <br />YUEN:All right. There were a number of complaints about problems during the <br />construction process. <br />BLACK:Thats such an understatement. <br />YUEN:The noise, noise enforcement is with the State Department of Health. Ive <br />not, you know, Ive had issues, Ive contacted the State Department of Health myself about noise <br />issues and not been very impressed by the enforcement. But that is the enforcement level. They <br />have noise regulations for construction next to residential areas; and thats where the complaints <br />are to go. I dont know if the complaints were made and they had an unsatisfactory response <br />with that. <br />The traffic is a function of other things happening. The, any traffic thats increased in the area <br />because of this office building is not, the office building isnt occupied, there may be some <br />increase thats due to construction workers coming in and out or construction vehicles, dump <br />tricks, and the like; but its not currently due to the office building. And youre going to have, <br />theres going to be a level of commercial development in Hilo as the population increases and it <br />is going to cause some traffic in one area or another. <br />What did you, you wanted to talk more about a community development plan. One, this, the <br />issue thats coming up here is very similar to an issue that was raised in our rezoning for the <br />Ameri Quest Mortgage Company, its very similar. And its, similar issues have come up in the <br />Waiakea House Lots area. And I have to say Im not, you have this question of some kind of <br />commercial development next to residential neighborhoods, when and what is the level of <br />11EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />
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