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<br />This is an aerial photo. It identifies the particular uses on the property, as well as in the general area. <br />You’ll notice again, running through the middle of the map is Hawai‘i Belt Road or Mamalahoa <br />Highway. We have the existing equestrian center or covered arena with access from Mamalahoa <br />Highway to the facility. As you’ll notice, around the subject property there are agricultural uses, <br />mostly pasture, as well as scattered farm dwellings. Again, we have Mud Lane running along the left <br />side of the map. The applicant is requesting an amendment to Special Permit No. 09-95 which <br />originally was approved to allow the operation of a weekly country market to provide local farmers <br />and ranchers a venue to sell their produce and livestock, as well as local vendors to sell their products <br />to the general public. Additionally, it also allowed for occasional special events for nonprofit agencies. <br />All this was within the existing covered arena. <br /> <br />The request is for a two-year time extension to comply with Condition 2, which is the condition that <br />requires the applicant to secure final plan approval. The reason for the request is that the applicant has <br />been diligently working with the Department of Transportation to comply with access requirements <br />over two, for over two years and has not been able to receive final sign-off. This has prevented the <br />applicant from proceeding with the plan approval process. Condition number 11 of the special permit <br />requires the applicant to comply with the requirements of the Department of Transportation for access. <br /> <br />This is a site plan that was submitted by the applicant. Again, you see the overall property identified in <br />the black outline. You have Mamalahoa Highway on the left side of the map. You have access <br />coming from the Highway, and we have the location of the covered arena. This is on an approximately <br />2.3-acre portion of a 73-acre property. So it is a small portion. These are some site photos that were <br />taken. This is the covered arena. You might be familiar with it as you are coming into Waimea on the <br />right side or the makai side of the road. This is the access from the Highway looking makai. This, the <br />applicant has also made efforts to plant trees to minimize visual impacts of the arena; and so that’s, <br />these were taken recently. This is looking south towards Hilo on Mamalahoa Highway with the access <br />on the left. And this is looking towards Waimea or north with the access on the right. <br /> <br />The Planning Director's recommendation is that the Planning Commission approve this amendment <br />request. Additionally, for your information, we have received a letter from a surrounding property <br />owner, Joanne Frederick; and in the letter there are several questions asked. I'm not sure if the <br />Commission is going to ask specific questions, but if I could just briefly touch upon something that I <br />can answer. Condition number, or question number three, the applicant is asking per condition <br />number, she says eight but it is actually number three, it says “Prior to the continuation of the Country <br />Market and associated uses, the applicant shall secure and finalize any building permits required by the <br />Department of Public Works Building Division.” She's asking if this happened. When a particular use <br />is going to change its original function to another particular use, the applicant is required to submit for <br />a change of use permit to the Building Division; and applicant has done that. The applicant actually <br />had to go through an appeal process for part of that regarding the requirements for sprinklers in the <br />facility; and he was able to resolve that. The applicant thought that everything was okay, but <br />unfortunately there are still, I think what needs to happen is just an inspector needs to go out there and <br />confirm and just sign off on the final, cause there is no construction involved with the change of use. <br />So that's just something that he was made aware of today, and he's going to be working on that. <br /> <br /> 2 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br /> <br /> <br />
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