2012-08-02 Windward Transcript Poloke Farms

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KERN: Why don’t we go ahead to your testimony. You can pose that question and afterwards we could get an answer to that. FREDERICK: Okay. I didn’t catch the name of the person who did the introduction, and he did cover most of my questions. I guess I would add, you’re saying that my question No. 5 which was according to Condition 16.E. if an additional extension of time was required, the Planning Department was to submit that request, and supposedly this is that request. However, it really should have been done at one year, not 2 years later, and technically 27 months. And my concern is that if Mr. Anderson hasn’t been able, if these conditions haven’t been able to be met with in 27 months how likely is it for them to be approved within 24 months? You know, I understand things take a while. It seems to me that a timely fashion is something that should be adhered to. Twenty-seven months is -. I guess I would ask you, how do you define a timely fashion? Would any of you say that 27 months is timely? So, it’s already four times the initial amount of time that was allowed, six months. It has more than four times that length of time to date; and now he’s asking for an additional two years. During this time he has been continuing to have events periodically. And in the Committee’s own letter granting the request it’s, and it is Condition 3, not Condition 8, but prior to the continuation of the country market and associated uses, the applicant shall secure and finalize any building permits required. And keep in mind this is prior to the continuation, which means that all of these things are technically by letter, you know, by how this is worded, they’re supposed to be met before other events are held. And that’s not something that has been enforced to date. So my request is that any extension the committee grants be of a limited duration, for example, six months; and during that time I’m requesting that the committee enforce its Condition 3 requiring all conditions be met prior to having other events. And, finally, if an extension is granted and Mr. Anderson has failed to come into compliance -. KERN: Thank you. FREDERICK: I’m not done. KERN: It’s three minutes. FREDERICK: Three minutes, okay. This is just my last -. KERN: I have to treat everybody the same. FREDERICK: I understand. My last request is that the Planning Commission recommend the Planning Director initiate revocation procedures. KERN: Thank you. I would like Jeff to answer that first question. Could you please re-ask the question. 6 EXHIBIT A