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Illus. 4),prior to retirement, last job,YAY!The rock hammer was operating constantly on the subsurface basalt for the foundations of the two tanks (each approx. 30' in diameter,approximately 2,800sq ft each).The hammering went on eight hours a day for over FIVE WEEKS.Anyone entering the one-acre job site was required to wear ear protection at all times. Mysin's project will have a similar impact on the entire neighborhood (remember,the subject lot is less than one-quarter of an acre),who will be subjected to noise levels above federal highway construction standards for weeks.The east units of Ala Ka La are less than 20'from the property boundary,and those units, if not our entire building,will be rendered uninhabitable during work hours until excavation is complete. Beyond that time we will continue to be subjected to constant major construction impacts. While we recognize that a property owner has a right to utilize their real property as they choose,there must be limits imposed by the regulating bodies to minimize impact on the right to enjoyment by neighboring owners of THEIR property.We understand that Mysin's property lies within the RM—1.5-unit allowance, but this proposed project impacts the surrounding neighborhood to an extreme. The Commission must exercise their powers to reflect the character of the surrounding properties and neighborhood in general. Mysin must present a proposal the is in keeping with those parameters, honor the character, and reduce the impacts on the place wherein they made their purchase. Respectfully, George Smith,AIaKaLa unit#3 Illustrations: No. 1, Basalt outflow,AN Point No. 2a-d, Common boundary line adjacent lot surface photos No. 3,Annotated building*renderings. No.4, Fuel tank no. 2 Ellison Onizuka Intl.Airport y . •.r1r1. S. No.1: AN Point, continuation of basalt lave flow that is sub-surface over the entire peninsula