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violates the law; or <br /> (B) How the decision appealed from is <br /> clearly erroneous; or <br /> (C) How the decision appealed from was <br /> arbitrary and capricious, or characterized <br /> by an abuse of discretion or clearly <br /> unwarranted exercise of discretion. <br /> 5. Having considered the testimony and For the reasons set forth in Oceanside's General <br /> evidence provided, the Board unanimously Petition for Appeal of Decisions by Planning <br /> ruled the Planning Director in issuing the Order Director or Public Works Director filed on May <br /> did not clearly err, was not arbitrary or 28, 2024 and its Consolidated Hearing Brief <br /> capricious, nor did he abuse his discretion. The filed October 4, 2024, as well as the evidence, <br /> Board found that the Director (1) stayed within testimony, and argument adduced at the <br /> his jurisdiction in the issues he addressed in the hearing, all of which is hereby incorporated by <br /> Order, (2) correctly identified the issues outside reference, Ocean objects to Proposed COL 5 on <br /> his discretion, and (3) that questions regarding the grounds that the BOA's decision to affirm <br /> the Development Agreement fell outside his the decision of the Planning Director goes <br /> powers outlined by the Hawai`i County Charter against the weight of the evidence and <br /> and Planning Department Rule 3. Therefore, the applicable law, and constitutes reversible error. <br /> Board denied the Appellant's appeal of Zendo <br /> Kern, Planning Director, County of Hawai'i's Oceanside further objects to Proposed COL 5 <br /> Declaratory Order In the Matter of 1250 on the grounds that, although Proposed COL 5 <br /> Oceanside, LLC, Petitioner, Docket No. 24- states that the BOA "considered the testimony <br /> 0002. and evidence provided,"none of the Planning <br /> Director's proposed FOFs make any actual <br /> factual findings, much less identify the <br /> evidence and testimony that such findings were <br /> based on. See Helco, 60 Haw. at 642, 594 P.2d <br /> at 623 (In order for courts to "be informed of <br /> the factual basis upon which the [agency] relies, <br /> the [agency]'s findings of Ultimate facts must <br /> be supported by findings of Basic facts which in <br /> turn are required to be supported by the <br /> evidence in the record."). <br /> Oceanside also objects to Proposed COL 5 on <br /> the grounds that nothing in the BOA Rules <br /> allows the BOA to "deny" an appeal. See BOA <br /> Rule 8-13 ("[T]he Board shall render its <br /> decision in an appeal proceeding,by either <br /> affirming the decision appealed from, or <br /> reversing or modifying the decision, or <br /> remanding the case to the Director for further <br /> proceedings and action); BOA Rule 8-15 <br /> ("[T]he Board of Appeals may affirm the <br /> decision of the director; or it may reverse or <br /> 8 <br /> 4897-0598-6819.1.00DBS 1-00001 <br />