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Pastorek Single-Family Residences in the Conservation District atMaku`u Final Environmental Assessment the animals will be sheltered to keep these supplies clean and prevent the animals from accessing them. HAR Chapter 13-5 Exhibit 4 outlines the Maximum Developable Area(MDA)for a parcel over 1-acre located within the Conservation District. The total residence area including all accessory features outlined above_ and the storage/animal shelter is 4.996 square feet_ which complies with the 5.000 square foot MDA for this parcel. Proposed infrastructure for this dwelling includes a driveway__ an auto court_ one (1)well for drinking water_ an Individual Wastewater System (IWS) approved by the Department of Health and fencing. Several landscaping structures shown on the site plan in the Draft EA have been removed from the site plan attached to this Final EA to better comply with Conservation District rules. Lot B Residence B on Lot B would be built for Mr. Paul Pastorek and is proposed to include a 4.060 square foot home with three (3)bedrooms and one and a half(1.5)bathrooms a kitchen and living/dining room, open-air lanai areas_ an outdoor shower_ hot tub_ pool_ and wooden deck. Natural design features for this residence include stone walls, natural wood patina, dark windows, and natural colored roofing. See Figures 17-21 for the detailed floor plans. A 940 square foot storage/art studio is also proposed for Lot B. The proposed storage/art studio has been moved to 100 feet from the proposed single-family dwelling to better alit Conservation District rules. Separation between the-storage/art studio is required due to the nature of art activities that would occur therein. Woodworking and metalworking would also occur in this building. These activities have the potential to generate noise_ vibrations_ dust_ heat_ and fumes that would be disruptive to other household uses if the structures were within close proximity to each other or connected. The storage portion of the structure is intended for landscaping and yard equipment to maintain the property alonggeneral household storage (holiday decor_ keepsakes etc.). See the site plan (Figure ) and Figures 22-25 for the floor plan for this structure. Proposed infrastructure for this dwelling includes a driveway__ one (1)well for drinking water_ and an Individual Wastewater System (IWS) approved by the Department of Health. The total residence area including the main area and accessory areas is proposed to be 5.000 square feet_ which complies with the 5.000 square foot MDA for this parcel. Lot B is also proposed to include a 3,541 square foot aquaculture pond to farm taro and tilapia for personal and family use. The pond is proposed to be next to the consolidation and re- subdivision lot line and roughly 90 feet north of the property line along Government Beach Road. The pond was not included in the MDA for this lot. Close review of the 1994 and 2011 versions of HAR Chapter 13-5 revealed that language specifically pertaining to"other developed water features (excluding naturally existing ponds, tide pools, etc.)" was removed from MDA requirements (Exhibit A). Site plans and the modified management plan for the pond can be found in Appendix A. In summary_ the Aquaculture Management Plan is meant to ensure that the environmental impacts of aquaculture are minimized to the extent feasible_ in keeping with 11