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Mr. Darrow stated that this revocation was initiated by the Planning Director at the request of the <br />current property owners, the Trustees of the Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop and Kamehameha <br />Investment Corporation (“Applicants”). He oriented the Commission of the subject and <br />surrounding properties on various maps and aerial photographs. He said that the part of master plan <br />covered by SMA Use Permit No. 321 was no longer pursued, and that the Applicants were working <br />on an alternative plan for the properties, focusing on increasing educational opportunities and <br />Native Hawaiian cultural practices and awareness. He noted that the Planning Director <br />recommended that the Commission approve this revocation. <br /> <br />The Applicants’ representatives, Steven Lim and Allen Salavea, were present. Mr. Lim gave <br />additional background information, and said that there was another SMA Use Permit, No. 61, for <br />cultural activities, which were currently underway on the property mauka of Ali‘i Drive. He noted <br />that the Applicants intended to keep that permit in effect. Mr. Salavea spoke of the Applicants’ <br /> <br />alternative plan, and said that their goal was to restore the area to its former cultural significance. <br /> <br />In response to Commissioner Hickcox’s questions, Mr. Salavea said that the property, which would <br />include a heritage center and parking, would be open to public, as well as educational programs and <br />activities available to local residents and tourists alike. He also said that there would be an <br />overnight camping facility primarily to accommodate groups of students from the eastside of the <br />island or off-island. At Mr. Command’s request, Mr. Lim clarified that the Applicants had secured <br />SMA exemptions for the subject properties more recently to allow renovations of various <br />preservation sites, which were already finished, that the cultural activities permitted under SMA <br />Use Permit No. 61 were in progress, and that the revocation of SMA Use Permit No. 321 would <br />allow the Applicants to start their alternative project with a clean slate. <br /> <br />There was no one from the public wishing to testify in regard to this agenda item. <br /> <br />It was moved by Commissioner Beaudet and seconded by Commissioner Nelson that the <br />Commission approve the revocation of SMA Use Permit No. 321. A roll call vote was taken and <br /> <br />motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />MINUTES – The Commission took up the following minutes at 10:09 a.m.: <br /> <br />October 17, 2013 – It was moved by Commissioner Hickcox and seconded by Commissioner <br />Whittemore that the minutes be approved as submitted. Motion was unanimously carried by a voice <br />vote. <br /> <br />ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS <br /> <br />Status of applications heard by Leeward Planning Commission that are pending before County <br />Council – Staff had nothing to report regarding this matter. <br /> <br />ANNOUNCEMENTS – Mr. Darrow announced that Palamanui Global Holdings, whose <br />application was the only item tentatively scheduled for the Commission’s meeting on December 19, <br />2013, had requested a postponement in order to conduct further community meetings prior to a <br />Commission hearing. <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br /> <br />
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