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specifics desired by the Appellant. issues raised by Oceanside in its separate appeal <br /> under Case No. PL-BOA-2024-000105, which <br /> concerns Oceanside's Petition for Declaratory <br /> Ruling. Specifically, the Declaratory Order at <br /> issue in this appeal did not address "the <br /> questions raised by the Appellant" (i.e., <br /> Oceanside). Those "questions"were raised by <br /> Coupe, not Oceanside. <br /> Oceanside further objects to Proposed COL 11 <br /> on the grounds that it misstates the grounds for <br /> Oceanside's appeal of the Declaratory Order. <br /> As the Circuit Court found in its Remand <br /> Order, Oceanside's appeal to the BOA"did not <br /> only concern the Declaratory Order lacking `the <br /> level of clarity desired by' Oceanside." See <br /> Exhibit A at 25-26, ¶29. <br /> 12. Having considered the testimony and For the reasons set forth in Oceanside's Petition <br /> evidence provided, including the for Appeal and its Hearing Brief, as well as the <br /> submitted exhibits, the Board evidence, testimony, and argument adduced at <br /> unanimously concluded that in issuing the hearing, all of which is hereby incorporated <br /> his Order, the Planning Director in by reference, Oceanside objects to Proposed <br /> issuing the order did not clearly err, was COL 12 on the grounds that the BOA's decision <br /> not arbitrary or capricious, nor did he to affirm the Declaratory Order goes against the <br /> abuse his discretion. Therefore, the weight of the evidence and applicable law, and <br /> Board affirmed Zen do Kern, Planning constitutes reversible error. <br /> Director, County of Hawai`i's <br /> Declaratory Order in the Matter of C & J <br /> Coupe Family Limited Partnership, <br /> Petitioner, Docket No. 24-0001. <br /> DATED: Honolulu, Hawaii, February 9, 2026. <br /> ls/Derek B. Simon <br /> PATRICK K. WONG <br /> DEREK B. SIMON <br /> IAN R. WESLEY-SMITH <br /> Attorneys for <br /> 1250 OCEANSIDE, LLC <br /> 17 <br /> 4906-3356-8652.1.051730-00058 <br />