2013-07-18 Leeward Exh B - Hualalai Partners

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HICKCOX: And one last question I have. Is there any consideration being given to open space issue, such as parks, etc., within this, these two proposals actually? L. BARRETT: Yes, we have addressed the concern with the frontage along Hualālai Road to take people off of Hualālai Road. There will be an easement along, also Lot 30, a 10-foot easement all along that. Mauka of the property to the right of the page there, there is also a walkway to get people off of Hualālai Road. And when we met with the community, there were several concerns about either a park or some open space, and it was pretty divided when we met with them, and we feel that we did address the green space by the frontage along Hualālai Road. HICKCOX: Thank you. BEAUDET: Steve, question on the connector road connecting to Hualālai, what’s that, Colony or -. MASUNAGA: Pualena? BEAUDET: Pualena Street. LIM: Pualena. Okay, if you look at your application Exhibit 10, that will show you kind of a streetscape of the surrounding areas. BEAUDET: So my question is Parcel 22, which lies just south of the project area. What is the projected timing of the development of that additional access road? Because the project doesn’t have control over Parcel 22? LIM: That’s correct. BEAUDET: So when, what triggers the development of that additional road, that extension? LIM: There is no requirement for the property to be developed in any particular time frame other than what the property owner wants to do. All we can do on our end is to plan in and construct our portion of the roads so that when he comes in, I’m sure he’ll be required. You can see to the south of that Parcel 22 is what they call the Sugar Cane Lane Subdivision, and that has a 50-foot wide right-of-way that’s to be dedicated to the County, and it continues on through the Hualālai Heights Subdivision to Puapuaanui Drive, and that was the intended north-south roadway. So we are trying to recognize the north-south roadway connection while still managing and dealing with the poor conditions on Hualālai Road. That’s why we are coming down the project and out on Hualālai Road at the area where there is most sight distance and the safest exit. BEAUDET: And where on Hualālai Road does that intersect? I don’t know if there is a, there was a map that showed it going through. LIM: Yeah, if you have Exhibit 10 in our application, it’s presently planned for just off the map to the left hand side, just makai of the project area; you can see it coming from Paulehia Street in Pualani Estates north and it curves up. Basically, we had to redesign that roadway so that it met the County’s dedicable standards. So right now we haven’t done the detailed engineering, so we don’t know if exactly that’s where it’s going to be; it might come onto this property in part. But that’s the area of Hualālai Road where it’s safest to get out. 11 EXHIBIT B