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<br />So since, at that May 3rd meeting, based upon testimony presented by the Applicant and testimony <br />received by the general public, as well as the president of the Ainaloa Community Association, the <br />Commission voted to postpone this particular meeting to today’s hearing in order to allow the <br />Department time to craft proposed findings and conditions for approval of the special permit. Since <br />that last meeting we have reviewed the transcript, and we've collected all of the sentiments and <br />concerns and expressions made by the Commission in its response to testimony received, as well as <br />coordinated and spoke with representatives of the Orchidland Community Association, more <br />th <br />specifically regarding anticipated improvements to 37 Avenue should the request be approved. Based <br />on that effort, what we have now presented to you, as directed by the Planning Commission, is propose <br />findings and conditions for approval of the special permit. Again, I emphasize this is not a Planning <br />Director's recommendation. This is proposed findings for approval as, that was crafted as directed by <br />the Planning Commission. The Commissioners may note, if you look at the proposed findings which <br />is on yellow paper, not the typical goldenrod that you normally get, the proposed findings are based <br />largely on the sentiment that the Commission felt that the Puna CDP and the General Plan does not <br />specifically or accurately address the needs of the community in this particular section of Puna. With <br />that being said, the report also notes that it does continue to be contrary to the recommendations of <br />both the General Plan and the Puna CDP. But in light of the evidence, you feel that this, you could <br />recommend that this use is appropriate in this particular location. <br /> <br />Also based on statements made at that hearing by the various Commissioners, we’ve included <br />proposed conditions for your consideration, and some of them will address sentiments expressed. For <br />examples: Proposed Condition No. 5 which states that alcohol shall not be sold at the convenience <br />store. We did limit the size and hours of operation of the proposed facility. Condition No. 8 talks <br />about how access shall be limited onto Ainaloa Boulevard to a right-in/right-out movement only, and <br />th <br />that there shall be full access movements on 37 Avenue. And because full access will be provided on <br />th <br />37 Avenue, we did consult with the Orchidland Community Association; and they recommended that <br />th <br />should this request be approved and access permitted that that portion of 37 Avenue fronting the <br />subject property be improved to a 24-foot wide asphalt pavement with 8-foot wide compacted gravel <br />shoulders to the intersection of Ainaloa Boulevard. The Association also asked that should this request <br />be approved that maintenance fees commensurate with the commercial use of the property be paid to <br />the Association for maintenance of the road, that is your Condition No. 9. Condition No. 10 would <br />also provide a mechanism by which the Department of Public Works, upon monitoring the traffic <br />situation in the area, could require traffic safety mitigation devices to basically make it safe should <br />they find concerns regarding pedestrian and traffic movement. And that would compel the Applicant <br />to provide those improvements when demanded by the County. We do have a Condition No. 12 also <br />to ensure that the water storage of a potable water facility for fire protection measures as well will be <br />provided by the Applicant. <br /> <br />So with that, you know, you have your draft findings for your consideration. I should note that also <br />since the last meeting we have received communications, additional communications. One is a June <br />th <br />4 letter from the Orchidland Community Association, again, expressing its concerns and also noting <br />th <br />its expectations should the request be approved by the Commission, and that is dated June 4. Ainaloa <br />th <br />Community Association has also submitted this letter, it was submitted on June 6, and it included a <br />traffic assessment. That assessment in its complete form was provided to the Commissioners for their <br />review, and a copy of it was also provided to the Department of Public Works. And the State DOT has <br /> 3 <br /> EXHIBIT C <br /> <br /> <br />
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