2013-12-05 Windward Transcript - Ocean View

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except for what’s required by our Zoning Code, which is the 104, the 100 stalls. So you could consider adding this condition -- The applicant shall pave for the Road Association –“, oh, I’m sorry, that’s the wrong one. Where did it go? There we go – “The applicant shall hire traffic control attendants to actively manage traffic flow and parking associated with the market swap meet so that vehicles do not park or back up onto Prince Kuhio Boulevard.” The second one, “The applicant shall provide signage indicating where vendors and visitors may park on site.” And the third one, “All parking associated with the farmers market shall be provide within the special permit area. Parking on Prince Kuhio Boulevard and Maile Drive is prohibited.” And, of course, these are conditions the applicant has said to you that it’s a practical problem of trying to actually implement the condition. But I think at least including those in the permit gives the applicant the flexibility to come up with a solution, rather than the Planning Department saying, you know, you must install 50 more stalls. It gives them a little bit of flexibility to work with the Association to come up with a solution to get vehicles off of the private road. Also, possibly considering the fencing, so that vehicles don’t have an incentive or it’s not desirable to park right along the road, cause then they would have to get out of their vehicles and walk all the way around the fence to get into the market. And I think I heard Mr. Peebles and Mr. Nitche both agree that traffic control attendants have worked in the past, so I think that’s a good place to start. ISHIBASHI: Commissioner Moses. MOSES: So, Maija, so if we put these conditions on the permit and allow them to work it out and come up with the solutions on how they’re going to meet these conditions, and then it comes back that, you know, they’re not able to and it still happens, then do we come in and specifically detail what it is that they must do, how big the signage must be, all of those things? Then it comes back to us? Is that what happens? COTTLE: You have that option, if you want to give them the flexibility now. Or right now the Commission can come up with very specific conditions if it chooses to do so. MOSES: Thank you. ISHIBASHI: Any further questions, Commissioners? Go ahead, Brother Don. What’s up? NITCHE: I’d just like to add one more thing. If we could have the picture back up of the aerial photograph of the area. Okay, to the left of the yellow area where the swap meet is now, the Ocean View Partners have dozed off a large area down below there to the left of that. This would keep everything on that side of the highway if they finish developing that parking. Unfortunately they went down Maile and put that area which is quite a long ways away and people cannot, don’t have a visual sight of it. But the other one would be. They could even put the swap meet down below and the parking where the yellow is. But that’s just, that would simplify it and make it like that other one that they showed, which is an ideal situation, the other swap meet. Thank you. ISHIBASHI: Okay, any further questions? 16 EXHIBIT B