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5. Project Timetable and Cost: The applicant intends to commence the proposed use immediately following the granting of the Special Permit, subject to any building permit requirements, and does not anticipate construction costs. 6. Definition of"Bed and Breakfast Establishment": According to Section 25-1-5 of the Zoning Code, a "bed and breakfast establishment" means any single-family dwellings and/or guest houses (pursuant to section 25-4-9), which have been permitted on a building site, in which overnight accommodations and only breakfast meals are provided to a maximum of ten guests, for compensation, for periods of less than thirty days. 7. Landowner: Gary K and Lori K Duarte Tr., Kent G and Rachelle K Onaka Tr. 8. Supportive Information: A Special Permit is required to operate a bed and breakfast establishment in the State Land Use Agricultural District. The applicant submitted the attached in support of the request for a Special Permit: (Planning Department Exhibit 1 - Special Permit Application Dated February 20,2024) BACKGROUND INFORMATION 9. Building Permits: According to records on file with the Building Division, the following building permits have been issued and completed for the subject property: • June 29, 2000: Issuance of building permit no. 005880 for the construction of a two story, four bedroom/three and a half-bathroom 1,200 square foot first farm dwelling. Finalized on January 15, 2002. • July 20, 2018: Issuance of building permit no BK2018-01375 for an "As Built" addition to the permitted dwelling including an attached garage, den, and stairway. The applicant proposes to convert the den (shown on the site plan as "Owner's Studio") into a fifth bedroom. The Department of Public Works Building Division granted final inspection on January 2, 2019. DESCRIPTION OF STATE AND COUNTY PLANS 10. State Land Use District: Agricultural. 11. County Zoning: Agricultural-5 acre (A-5a). 12. General Plan LUPAG MAP: The General Plan LUPAG map classifies the subject property as Important Agricultural Lands (ial) which refers to land that has better potential for sustained high agricultural yields because of the soil type, climate, -2-