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On October 10, 2000, the trial court issued an Order Putting Plaintiff in Possession in <br /> Civil No. 00-1-181K. 1stAmd.FOF¶65 (R.O.A., 00-1-181K, V.41/00507 and 05-1-1$K, <br /> V.27/0103 1). (R.O.A., 00-1-181 K, V.1/00004.) <br /> On February 21, 2002, the County issued final subdivision approval for the <br /> Bypass that identified the specific Coupe parcel needed for County approved plans for <br /> the Bypass as comprising an area of 3.348 Acres. Exh. D-119; Exh. R-420. <br /> On December 11, 2002, the Court entered an order in Civil No. 00-1-181K staying the <br /> order of possession until final judgment. Exh. D-126. (R.O.A., 00-1-181K, V.5/00079.) The <br /> trial court stayed the possession order on the grounds that there was a genuine issue of material <br /> fact as to public purpose related to the validity of the Development Agreement.5 id. <br /> On January 23, 2003, the County Council adopted Resolution No. 31-03, authorizing the <br /> County to initiate a second eminent domain proceeding for condemnation of the Coupes' <br /> property for the Bypass. Exh. J-241. Unlike Resolution 266-00, this resolution did not reference <br /> the Development Agreement and instead the County Council determined that the Bypass will <br /> provide "a regional benefit for the public purpose and use which will benefit the County." Id. <br /> Also,the trial court found that by 2003,the"County realized that the Bypass required more land <br /> than Civil No. 00-1-181K and County Resolution 266-00 was attempting to condemn." <br /> 1stAmd.FOF¶86. (R.O.A., 00-1-181K,V.41/00507 and 05-1-15K, V.27/01031.) Therefore, <br /> Resolution 31-03 sought a 3.348-acre parcel as compared to the 2.9-acre parcel sought in <br /> Resolution 266-00. <br /> On January 28, 2005, the County filed its second condemnation action against the Coupes <br /> in Civil No. 05-1-15K. Exh. J-242. Resolution 31-03 and the January 2005 Complaint both <br /> 5 See 1stAmd.FOF 65-72 (R.O.A., 00-1-181K, V.41/00507 and 05-1-15K, V.27/01031); See also <br /> 7/11/02 transcript(R.O.A., 00-1-181K,V.6/T0002); 9/5/02 Order Amending Order Granting <br /> County of Hawai`i's Motion for Partial Summary Judgment as to Defendants/Counterclaimants' <br /> Sixth and Seventh Affirmative Defenses and First Claim for Relief Asserted in the Answer and <br /> Counterclaim Filed January 24, 2001 (R.O.A., 00-1-181K,V.3/00056); 12/10/02 transcript <br /> (R.O.A., 00-1-181K, V.6/T0003); and 12/11/02 Order Granting Defendants'/Counterclaimants' <br /> Motion to Vacate Order Putting Plaintiff in Possession,or in the Alternative for a Stay on the <br /> Order Putting Plaintiff in Possession Until Final Judgment Filed November 27, 2002 (R.O.A., <br /> 00-1-181 K, V.5/00079). <br /> 5 <br />
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