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LLC, and as such, the applicant would request a sign permit for separate signage. Mr. Childs <br />inquired as to the material for the rollup door of the proposed Quicklube building. Messrs. Chuck <br />Porter and Josh Porter, who identified themselves as the property owners, said that the door, which <br />was not totally made of glass but had glass windows, was a module door included in the building <br />specifications, and also pointed out that the door would be kept rolled up during business hours since <br />the building was designed for a drive-through type of flow, with the entrance and the exit on each <br />end. Mr. Kyle Tengan, the landscape architect for the project, talked about the landscaping plan, <br />saying that the applicant would cut back and clean up the existing overgrown bushes, which would <br />prevent people from trashing the area, and would provide shade and lush ambiance with a lot of <br />native tropical plants. Commissioner Burns alerted him to landscape restrictions for the area fronting <br />the street intersection due to the sight distance requirement. There was also a brief discussion on <br />palms and shade-providing trees that are acceptable in the area. <br /> <br />While recognizing that the signs shown on the drawings were not part of this application, the Chair <br />commented for the applicant’s future consideration that if a sign variance, which would be necessary <br />for their signage plan as shown, were to be granted, he would like to see some kind of architectural <br />element on the blank wall facing Kuakini Highway; otherwise, the wall could be used for a nicely <br />designed sign. Commissioner Andreae mentioned that there were many signs in this section of the <br />Kailua Village that were not in compliance with the code, and that she would be delighted to have the <br />opportunity to review their sign permit application. She also asked about lighting on the property, <br />and Mr. Kilgore stated in response that no additional lighting, other than what was already in place, <br />was planned. <br /> <br />Commissioner Hetherington made a motion to recommend the Planning Director’s approval of the <br />proposed project as submitted. Commissioner Herbert suggested that the motion clearly state that the <br />favorable recommendation was with respect to the architectural design only, and that the signage <br />indicated in this application was not considered. Commissioner Hetherington agreed to amend his <br />motion as suggested, and Commissioner Herbert seconded the amended motion. A roll call vote was <br />taken and the motion carried with five ayes (Hetherington, Herbert, Andreae, Burns and Kitchens) <br />and three absent and excused (Au Hoy, Saito and Stanbro). <br /> <br />ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS <br /> <br />1. Approval of Minutes of the Meeting of July 10, 2012. <br /> <br />It was moved by Commissioner Burns and seconded by Commissioner Herbert that the minutes be <br />approved as submitted. The motion was unanimously carried by a voice vote of all Commissioners in <br />attendance. <br /> <br />ANNOUNCEMENTS <br /> <br />Mr. Mark made the following announcements: <br /> <br /> <br />The County Council Planning Committee voted in favor of the nomination of Mr. Adam <br />Broderson for the Commission. If confirmed by the full Council, he will replace Commissioner <br />Saito in the Business/Property Owner category, whose term expired on December 31, 2011. <br /> <br /> <br />The next meeting scheduled for August 21, 2012, is cancelled since no applications came in by <br />the due date. <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />