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Pastorek Single-Family Residences in the Conservation District atMaku`u Final Environmental Assessment PART 1: PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND E.A. PROCESS 1.1 Project Description and Location Mr. Ryan Pastorek wishes to build one (1) single-family residence on Parcel 026 (Lot A based on proposed new lot lines) and Mr. Paul Pastorek wishes to build one (1) single-family residence on Parcel 027 (Lot B). The Properties are located makai of Government Beach Road in the Conservation District near the Hawaiian Paradise Park subdivision in the Puna District on the Island of Hawaii. Mr. Ryan Pastorek and Paul Pastorek intend to consolidate and re-subdivide the Parcel 026 and Parcel 027, moving the lot line to the north, with no resulting increase in density. This request will allow for lesser impact to the heavily vegetated portion of Lot B and greater setback from the neighboring parcel to the south. Building plans include one (1) single-family residence on each of the two (2) adjacent lots as seen in the site plan (Figure 9). I,ot A Residence A on Lot A would be built for Mr. Ryan Pastorek and is proposed to include a 3.980 square foot home with three (3)bedrooms, three and a half(3.5)bathrooms, a kitchen and living/dining room, covered lanai areas_ and two (2) outdoor showers. This home will also be equipped with a 725 square foot garage. The garage for Residence A is proposed to protect cars from weathering which is a concern this close to the coast. It is proposed to be detached_ roughly 20 feet from the dwelling_ to provide for better natural light and air circulation to the south side of the house. The proposed location would also not block desired views from this side of the house. Further_ the proposed modest separation will serve to buffer potential noise and vibration impacts on the home from the gara�proposed `auto courts' labeled on the floor plans are simply areas where cars can easily_ maneuver to enter and exit theag=rage or turn around near the house. No section of the building is above 25 feet in height at current grade. See Figures 10-13 for the floor plan of this residence. Single-family residences must also conform to design standards as outlined in HAR Chapter 13- 5-24, R-7 Single Family Residence (13-1). Several features have been implemented into the site plans to conform to design standards that blend in with the natural features of the site and provide sustainable functions. Some of these design features include wood screening, stone walls and chimney and solar panels for a renewable energy source. A storage/animal shelter is also proposed for Lot A, to support grazing sheep, store equipment, and feed. This structure is proposed to be 291 square feet(Figures 14-16). Grazingofof sheeb is proposed to occur on less than one (1) acre of land. Fencing would be constructed around this area. Sheep are relatively low maintenance animals: therefore_ care is minimal. The shelter is proposed to maintain sheep health by providing protection from the elements including the sun_ wind_ and rain. Occasional hoof trimming will be required_ along with salt and mineral supplements. Milk replacement formula will be kept on hand in case of lambs not being cared for by their mother ewe. Shearing would occur as needed and the applicants will routinely clean ub sheep droppings. The upper storage area of the animal shelter is proposed for animal supplies and equipment. It is intentionally proposed to be stored above ground and separately from where 10