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<br />explaining this whole property where, you know, I think most of you know that the YMCA is not <br />really doing quite well financially, and so he had asked like what’s the prospect of getting the <br />land subdivided because the Waiākea Uka Bible Church was already utilizing a portion of the <br />YMCA building for its services. So, what the Y wanted to do essentially created a win-win <br />situation where they would have the land subdivided, sell it to them, and in turn, help the YMCA <br />with its financial situation, so on a pro bono basis, I kind of helped them with the subdivision, so <br />then the course of the subdivision, there were like two specific requirements. One was that, that <br />portion that fronts, a small portion that fronts the Kapi‘olani Street extension, there were at the <br />time, the YMCA as a condition of the subdivision was obligated to subdivide that portion and <br />convey to the County so that’s already been done. The other one was that there was a mandate <br />that the sewer line also be connected because at, presently the YMCA is not connected to this, to <br />the sewer line which fronts Lanikāula Street, but with this project here, what they’re going to do, <br />they’re going to collaborate so that such that their facility and the YMCA now would be pretty <br />much like sharing the same trench I guess yeah, so then that kind of helps out, you know with the <br />cost for the YMCA, you know, because they are already long overdue in not hooking up to the <br />County wastewater system. <br /> <br />The other thing I kind of wanted to point out was that the, they, subject to the, you know, <br />Planning Commission’s decision if it’s a favorable one that, they’d like to begin construction as <br />soon as possible. As you can see, like by the plans that the staff has shown you, they have, they <br />can just, the design, you know to, a different level and not just only stick drawings but, you <br />know, pretty much the construction rated type of design. They anticipate the first phase, you <br />know, which would consist of the sanctuary and the classroom building to be completed, you <br />know, depending on the outcome again, you know, of this Commission to be completed within a <br />year, year and a half from now, so some time like next year. Probably like a million dollars <br />worth if, yeah. <br /> <br />Finally, I think the other thing I wanted to kind of point out was that, you know, the staff had <br />mentioned about the water, the additional condition. The additional condition is fine, I mean you <br />know, it’s totally understandable cause when we did the two lot subdivision, the standard <br />requirement was just to have the 5/8” meter serving both properties. And so depending on the <br />use, then they may have to change the 5/8” meter to like a full inch, and so that’s the reason why <br />the water department would want to have like a water calculation study to figure out exactly how <br />much water you’re going to need, and based upon that, then they’ll be able to determine whether <br />your 5/8” or 1” meter would be required. <br /> <br />So, all things considered, I think the staff’s report is very comprehensive, is accurate, and the <br />original conditions and as amended, you know, I discussed it with Mr. Sakai, are acceptable. <br />Thank you. <br /> <br />ISHIBASHI: Thank you so much. Any questions of the applicant Commissioners? Okay, <br />seeing none. <br /> <br />COMMAND: Mr. Chairman— <br /> <br />ISHIBASHI: Yes— <br />4 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br /> <br />