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Proposed Conclusions of Law Objections <br /> Coupe Family's Response: This COL may be revised for clarity in the manner proposed by <br /> Coupe Family below and as shown in Exhibit A. <br /> Oceanside objects to Proposed COL 10 on <br /> 10.The Planning Director correctly the grounds that it is contrary to the <br /> identified issues and questions outside substantial evidence in the record and the <br /> the Planning Director's jurisdiction and law. in the Declaratory Order, the Planning <br /> discretion. Director exceeded his authority and <br /> jurisdiction by, inter alia,ruling that the <br /> Makai Haleki`i Extension and Connector <br /> Road have not been constructed as <br /> required under Ordinance No. 96-7 and <br /> Ordinance No. 96-8. <br /> Coupe Family's Response: This objection again attempts to reargue the matters before the <br /> Planning Director and is thus beyond the scope of this proceeding. This COL contains the <br /> Board's reasoning for its decision. To that end, it is both relevant and unobjectionable. <br /> Like other Proposed FOFs and COLS <br /> 11.The Order sufficiently addressed the discussed supra, Proposed COL 11 appears <br /> questions raised by the Appellant even completely unrelated to this appeal, and <br /> though the Order did not reflect the instead is related to issues raised by <br /> specifics desired by the Appellant. Oceanside in its separate appeal under <br /> Case No. PL-BOA-2024-000105, which <br /> concerns Oceanside's Petition for <br /> Declaratory Ruling. Specifically, the <br /> Declaratory Order at issue in this appeal <br /> did not address "the questions raised by the <br /> Appellant" (i.e., Oceanside). Those <br /> "questions"were raised by Coupe, not <br /> Oceanside. <br /> Oceanside further objects to Proposed <br /> COL 11 on the grounds that it misstates <br /> the grounds for Oceanside's appeal of the <br /> Declaratory Order. As the Circuit Court <br /> found in its Remand Order, Oceanside's <br /> appeal to the BOA "did not only concern <br /> the Declaratory Order lacking `the level of <br /> clarity desired by' Oceanside." See <br /> Exhibit A at 25-26, ¶29. <br /> 14 <br />