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2025-08-29 PL-SMA-2025-000070 Testimony from Justin Hertz and Rebecca Chacko
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c. Actual Farmable Land:This SMA Application implies that the entire 2.5 acre parcel is available for farming. <br /> We believe that less than half is actually available for farm use after Conservation Land, the farm dwelling, <br /> and the commercial agriculture building are accounted for. Given the small size of farmable land,the size <br /> of the farm dwelling (7,738 sq. ft. total) and commercial agricultural building (5,080 sq. ft.) seem <br /> disproportionately large. See Figure 7 below. <br /> 32-962 Hawaii Belt Road Farming Property Actual Size <br /> Sq Ft Acres Notes <br /> Total Useable square feet 61,203 1.4 acres Calcuated using cleared area visible from Goole Maps <br /> Farm Dwelling Footprint 5,000 <br /> Commercial Agriculture Building Footprint 2,400 <br /> Driveway(10x200) 2,000 Conservative Estimate <br /> Farmable land (est) 51,803 1.2 acres <br /> 711 <br /> ECO F&,: ?elt y,/'Draw <br /> X r�. <br /> + <br /> ,7111 <br /> - 61.203 21 .- <br /> v <br /> 1233.31 <br /> S�Your Map <br /> rcerna,a.nAama en asnntr.,Ma.a,enoios� m a a n a <br /> Figure 8—Farmable Land <br /> 3. SMA Application Concerns <br /> a. Shoreline survey waiver requested by the applicant. <br /> i. Drone pictures show a very steep cliff with erosion. See Figures 3, 6 and 7 above. <br /> ii. The shoreline is the entire length of the makai side of this property. The extent of shoreline <br /> exposure, erosion and undercutting warrants a shoreline survey. <br /> iii. Property along the Hamakua shoreline has been documented as high risk for erosion and sloughing <br /> into the ocean. <br /> iv. In the SMA Application under E. Shoreline Survey: The applicant states that he intends to apply the <br /> required setbacks from the top of the shoreline pali as the reason for not needing a shoreline <br /> survey. <br /> 1. The applicant has not respected setbacks historically. Therefore a survey is warranted. <br /> v. A shoreline survey should in fact help the applicant recognize the risks (if any) before committing <br /> the significant resources required to bring the proposed development into fruition. <br /> b. Commercial agriculture will generate increased traffic through this small residential area. <br /> i. Of the 15 neighbors notified regarding this SMA Application, only two are adjoining neighbors (TMK <br /> (3) 3-2-003:040 and TMK(3) 3-2-003:02)who will be substantially affected by the magnitude of the <br /> commercial agriculture proposed.These three properties are bordered by Ka'aheiki stream, <br /> Waikolu stream, the Pacific Ocean and the Hawaii Belt Road. <br />
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