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Proposed Conclusions of Law Objections <br /> underlying lawsuit was stayed so that <br /> declaratory rulings could be obtained from <br /> the Planning Director on "Oceanside's <br /> compliance with . . . the development <br /> Agreement."). <br /> The Planning Director had all the authority <br /> and jurisdiction he needed to issue <br /> declaratory rulings on the Development <br /> Agreement, and he erred in failing to do so <br /> in response to Oceanside's Requests. <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. It is unobjectionable. <br /> In response to Proposed COL 10, <br /> 10. The Planning Director acted within his Oceanside incorporates by reference its <br /> jurisdiction and discretion in the manner in objections to Proposed COLS 4-7, supra. <br /> which the Planning Director addressed the <br /> Appellant's posed questions. The Planning <br /> Director was not required to respond to the <br /> questions in the form or format posed by <br /> the Appellant. <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. It is unobjectionable. <br /> 11. Planning Director did not abuse his Oceanside objects to Proposed COL I I on <br /> discretion when he relied on case law as the grounds that the Planning Director <br /> the basis for declining to review or does not have discretion to misapply case <br /> affirm past actions or decisions of law, which he did when he erroneously <br /> agencies of the County and the Hawaii concluded that certain of Oceanside's <br /> County Council. Requests sought to "review or affirm past <br /> actions or decisions of agencies of the <br /> County and the Hawai`i County Counci I." <br /> Oceanside further objects to Proposed <br /> COL I I on the grounds that it fails to <br /> identify what case law the Planning <br /> Director purportedly relied upon, much <br /> less explain how the Planning Director <br /> properly relied upon and applied the case <br /> law. <br /> 23 <br />