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The darker green represents Agricultural 1-acre lots. We have some forest reserve that’s owned by the State down on the southern portion of the map, and we have some Agricultural 5 acre larger properties on the upper side. The General Plan LUPAG Map shows the area of the subject application being identified as Low Density Urban. This is the Hawaiian Beaches/Hawaiian Shores neighborhood village center map from the Puna Community Development Plan. The area identified is more mauka from where the subject application is. This is right in the beginning of the Hawaiian Shores/Hawaiian Beaches Subdivision. This is an aerial photograph of the subject property identified with the red “X”. The actual area of the tower is identified with a red circle. We have Māikoiko Street as well as Manalo Street. Māikoiko Street will be this street that provides access. And, again, we have Kahakai Boulevard providing access into the subdivision. As you’ll notice, the area is, has scattered single family dwellings as well as vacant lots. This particular lot is identified as the community center for the subdivision. The applicant is requesting to construct a wireless telecommunications facility consisting of a 150-foot tall monopole. This will have no guy wires or no lights. This is capable of supporting antennas for five or more wireless communications carriers for collocation. It will also include ground equipment, such as equipment cabinets and standby generators, and a 6-foot high chain link security fence around the perimeter. The leased area will be 3,075 square feet. The actual property is 3.8 acres in size. So it’s just a small portion of the property. The facility will be located in the southeast corner of the Māikoiko Street, sorry about that. I pronounced it wrong earlier, Māikoiko Park, which serves as the community park for the Hawaiian Shores Subdivision. The proposed facility will improve telecommunication services to the communities of Hawaiian Shores, Hawaiian Parks, Hawaiian Beaches, I’m not even going to try. PUBLIC: Keo‘nepo‘ko Iki. DARROW: Keo‘nepo‘ku PUBLIC: Keo‘nepo‘ko Iki. DARROW: Okay, ‘ko Iki Farm Lots, and Wa‘a Wa‘a. The applicant’s site plan, this was provided within the application. Again, it shows the subject property and the different structure, as well as the tennis courts that’s on the property, the area of the application is identified in a red outline. And, again, it will be provided access from Māikoiko Street. This is an elevation of the tower showing the different panels on the top. This is a site photo from Māikoiko Street towards where the actual tower will be. You’ll notice that there are some tall trees in the area. This is looking from Māikoiko Street closer to Kahakai Boulevard, looking at the community center and the properties. So, again, the tower simulation is identified here. So this is kind of what it will look like once it’s built. This is from Manalo Street, looking again from Kahakai 2 EXHIBIT A