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Kahului to Keauhou Parkway unless allowed by DPW to be reconstructed for right in <br />movements only. <br />ALAMEDA:Director? <br />YUEN:Thats fine and I thought we said unless required by DPW to be <br />constructed, reconstructed for right in improvement, right in access only? <br />EMLER:Either word, I think yes, either word is finethere. <br />YUEN:Okay. <br />ALAMEDA:So noted. Continue. <br />SIRACUSA:Excuseme?Clarification.Ididnthearthepartafterreconstructed. <br />EMLER:Reconstructedforrightinmovementsonly,righthypheninmovements <br />only. <br />ALAMEDA:Thank you. Continue. <br />EMLER:I think Im going to leave condition K up to the Planning Directors <br />discretion that applicants change and-, Public Works is okay with the applicants proposed <br />change on condition N. Again on condition P we were okay with that. Except for, P, and I <br />believe the Planning Director already brought up that we were concerned about this. We dont <br />agree with the applicants proposed revision to condition P to make that-. Obtain a letter of map <br />change prior to the issuance of any construction permit change to a certificate of occupancy and <br />the reason for that is partly because the condition does already give Department of Public Works <br />some discretion by saying if required by the Department of Public Works and depending on what <br />improvements are being proposed where. After Public Works reviews the flood study we can <br />make a determination as to whether or not the applicant needs to obtain a conditional letter of <br />map change prior to doing construction. Or issuing a construction permit, which in this case <br />would be a grading permit, most likely first. We wouldnt sign off on a building permit not <br />having or not knowing whether we were going to have some possible flooding problems based <br />on this condition. <br />LIM:Were, the applicant is agreeable as long as it doesnt stop us from doing <br />work outside of the flood area. <br />EMLER:Well the flood area that the applicant is referring to then I would assume is <br />the flood area as determined post flood study. In other words, we want the flood study done <br />before they can get any kind of a construction permit and we want to be able to review that flood <br />study and determine whether or not the applicants consultant has adequately addressed the <br />flooding issue. <br />EXHIBIT B <br />25 <br /> <br />