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segment shown in green, which does not exist, currently exist on the ground. This is another view <br />of the Kona CDP Concurrency Map. And, again, La‘aloa is located in this vicinity here; it’s in the <br />Concurrency Zone M. And the proposed -. Anyway, maybe I’ll just stop it there. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting an SMA use permit application to extend La‘aloa Avenue as a two-lane, <br />60-foot wide collector roadway for approximately 1,900 feet to connect with Kuakini Highway to <br />the east, or mauka, of the existing alignment. Currently, there are no connectors between Kuakini <br />Highway and Ali‘i Drive for approximately three and a half miles between Royal Poinciana Drive <br />to the north and King Kamehameha III Road to the south. I’m going to skip this real quick. <br /> <br />Currently, we, the application and the Director’s background report was transmitted to the Planning <br />Commission. We do have communication, recent communication, from the general public, which <br />we did provide to you; and I believe that letter, or testimony, was from Alfred and Kathleen <br />Lindsey. We also recently received a request by Mr. Eugene Clapp of Onouli Farm, who submitted <br />a timely filed petition for intervention in a contested case proceeding. He is represented here today <br />by Mr. Roy Vitousek. We did receive yesterday a request to postpone or continue today’s hearing <br />in order to allow the petitioner additional time, or adequate time to prepare for the contested case <br />proceedings, should standing be granted to Mr. Eugene Clapp and Onouli Farm. So with that, I <br />stand ready to answer any questions that you may have. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Thank you, Daryn. Commissioners, any questions of staff regarding this agenda item? <br />Hearing none, Randy, I would like to have the applicant come up, please. Thank you, Brandon. <br />Could you please raise your right hands, and – I have to find my wording. Do you solemnly swear <br />to tell the truth this morning before the Hawai‘i Leeward Planning Commission? <br /> <br />GONZALEZ: I do. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: And you, sir. <br /> <br />KANAKA‘OLE: I do. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Great. Will you please give me your name and your capacity as part of the application. <br /> <br />GONZALEZ: Good morning, Chair Giffin, Members of the Leeward Hawai‘i Planning <br />Commission. My name is Brandon Gonzalez, Deputy Director for the Department of Public Works. <br />I am here representing the, as a representative of the Department. And the Director, Warren Lee, <br />sends his regrets for not being available; however, he is on leave at this time. So that’s why I’m <br />handling this matter. To my right is Mr. Ryan Kanaka‘ole, the Department’s Deputy Corporation <br />Counsel. <br /> <br />KANAKA‘OLE: Well, that was my introduction. I represent the applicant, Department of Public <br />Works. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Great, thank you. And thank you for being here. Brandon, would you like to begin? <br />First of all, you might want to just give us some brief background to the application; and then if you <br />had anything that you wanted to add to what Daryn said, I know the Commission would appreciate <br />it. <br /> <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />