2014-03-06HEARINGTRANSCRIPT-CELLCO DBA VERIZON USE 14-046

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The subject property is located within the Tiki Gardens Subdivision. Right now, you just see a little small black dot, but we’ll zoom in. Again, for reference, we have Ainaloa Boulevard moving in a, a—through the middle of the map. On the bottom portion of the map, this is considered Ainaloa Subdivision, and across the street, you have Tiki Gardens Subdivision. Again, the subject property is located within the Tiki Gardens Subdivision. It is accessed from Silversword Court from Ainaloa Boulevard. The subject property is identified with a black outline and is zoned Agricultural – 1 acre. It is a smaller lot. It is 8,100 square feet in size. The applicant is requesting a Use Permit to construct a 105-foot tall steel telecommunication monopine with 8-foot tall panel antennas and related facilities on a 8,100 square foot parcel. This is situated within the State Land Use Agricultural district as well as the County’s Agricultural – 1 acre district. The applicant’s objective for this site is to provide infrastructure necessary for wireless coverage to the residents and guests of the Ainaloa Subdivision and the surrounding neighborhoods. The property is centrally located between two existing Verizon Wireless site, one being located at Bryson’s Cinder in Pāhoa Village, and the other located on Pohaku Circle in Orchidland Estates. This is located on the Sure Foundation Church site along the highway. This is the applicant’s site plan. Just for reference, on your right side would be Silvercourt (sic) Road, so access would be from the right side of the map. The actual location of the tower with the facilities will be located near the rear portion of the, the lot. For this particular tower being 105 feet in size, the setback ratio for a freestanding tower is one foot for every five foot, for a freestanding tower, so being 105 feet in size, the setbacks would be 21 feet from any boundary line. According to the site plan, it appears to meet those setbacks. This is a elevation of what the tower should look like. Again, this is a unique tower, that they try to minimize visual impacts by creating what they call a monopine. This is kind of what it looks like, this right here. This one is a shorter one, but it kind of gives you an idea of what they look like. This is an aerial photo. Again for reference, we have the Ainaloa Boulevard on the lower portion of the map with Silversword Court Road. The subject property is in this general location, currently undeveloped, and as you will notice, around the subject property is undeveloped lots. The nearest house is in this general location here. These are site photos— ONO: --(inaudible) Jeff, to the previous—thank you. DARROW: Do you have any questions regarding— A, the site, this is a photo on Ainaloa Boulevard looking mauka. The access to Silvercourt (sic) would be on your right side. This is looking makai with Silvercourt (sic) on Ainaloa Boulevard with Silvercourt (sic) on your left side. And then this is on Ainaloa Boulevard looking directly on Silvercourt (sic) so you notice that it is an unimproved road. The actual area is just before those trees in that general location. 2 EXHIBIT B