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LLC, Derek B. Simon, Esq., and Ian R. hearing before, the BOA was not a contested <br /> Wesley-Smith, Esq. appeared on behalf case. See Exhibit A at 22-23, ¶¶]0-15. <br /> of Appellant. Zendo Kem, Hawaii <br /> County Planning Director and E. Britt Oceanside further objects to Proposed FOF 9 on <br /> Bailey, Deputy Corporation Counsel, the grounds that it fails to reflect that Deputy <br /> appeared on behalf of the Planning Corporation Counsel Jean K. Campbell, Esq. <br /> Department. Charles Coupe of C&J also appeared on behalf of the Planning <br /> Coupe Family Limited Partnership, Director. Among other things, Ms. Campbell <br /> Kenneth R. Kupchak, Esq., and Mark M. sat at the counsel table with Ms. Bailey during <br /> Murakami, Esq. appeared on behalf of the hearing. <br /> Intervenor. <br /> Oceanside also objects to Proposed FOF 9 on <br /> the grounds that Charles Coupe did not appear <br /> on behalf of Coupe, although he may have been <br /> in attendance in the audience. <br /> 10. Appellant's witness, Michael Kaleihoku Oceanside objects to Proposed FOF 10 on the <br /> Vitousek, testified that Planning grounds that it misstates and mischaracterizes <br /> Director's declaratory order did not Mr. Vitousek's testimony and the basis for <br /> provide enough or specific information Oceanside's appeal of the Declaratory Order. <br /> for Appellant to understand how to <br /> comply with its compliance obligations As the Circuit Court found in its Remand <br /> under Ord. 96-7 and Ord. 96-8. 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 /> 11. Planning Director testified, and his Oceanside objects to Proposed FOF 11 to the <br /> testimony was consistent with the extent that it finds that"Planning Director <br /> contents of his Order. Planning Director testified he exercised discretion in not <br /> testified he exercised discretion in not answering some questions posed by the <br /> answering some questions posed by the petition" as this proposed finding appears <br /> petitions. Planning Director's order and completely unrelated to this appeal. The <br /> testimony did not"qualify" the Planning Director's refusal to issue declaratory <br /> dedication of the Mauka Haleki`i rulings on certain questions is at issue in the <br /> Extension in relation to the satisfaction separate appeal under Case No. PL-BOA-2024- <br /> of the Ord. 96-7 and 96-8 requirements 000105, which concerns Oceanside's Petition <br /> as argued by Appellant. Planning for Declaratory Ruling and a different <br /> Director acknowledged in his Order that Declaratory Order. <br /> the Mauka Haleki`i Extension was <br /> accepted by County Council Resolution Oceanside further objects to Proposed FOF 11 <br /> 317-12 after input from Department of on the grounds that it is contrary to the <br /> Public Works. Planning Director substantial evidence in the record, which <br /> correctly identified that he had no establishes that the Planning Director <br /> authority to interpret the acceptance of improperly qualified the dedication of the <br /> the dedication of the road by County Mauka Haleki`i Extension and Oceanside's <br /> corresponding satisfaction of the Ordinances <br /> 8 <br /> 4906-3356-8652.1.051730-00058 <br />