Waikoloa Lutheran Church Use Permit Application Packet_FINAL (3_8.03.2023)_v1

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402 square foot area would require 1 stall. 3. The required setbacks from the property line are fifteen (15) feet from the side of the Baptist Church and five (5) feet from the Elementary School and twenty-five (25) from the front and rear. It should be noted that pursuant to Section 25-4-54(d), paved parking is not necessarily required, provided that the material being used will eliminate erosion, mud, and standing water. As such, should this Use Permit be approved, The Applicant will have the proposed parking area paved. E. Special Management Area The subject site is not situated within the County Special Management Area (SMA). However, as the entire island falls within the SMA, a general discussion of this project's relationship with the SMA objectives follows. I. Recreational Resources The proposed facility and improvements should not have any adverse impact to the recreational resources of the area. The property is not a coastal property, and there are intervening properties between the project site and the ocean. There is also no known access to the shoreline from this site. 2. Historical and Cultural Resources As the site has been cleared and is currently being used residentially,it is unlike that there are any remaining archaeological or cultural features on the site. Nevertheless, during the construction phases involving land disturbance activity, such as the creation of the parking area,should there be any inadvertent finds during the development of this project, work will immediately cease until clearance from the County Planning Department is secured. Relative to cultural resources, there does not appear to be any particular landform or vegetation that would lend itself well for cultural practices.Neither the Applicant nor landowner has observed native Hawaiians frequenting this area to perform their cultural practices. In summary, given the developed nature of the area and the use of the site, it can be reasonably concluded that this project would not have a significant adverse impact to Native Hawaiian cultural and historical resources and/or practices that cannot be otherwise mitigated. manners. 3. Scenic and Open Space Resources In the Natural Beauty element of the general Plan, there are sites or areas listed 9