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<br />subject property identified with the red outline. There are scattered single family dwellings in <br />th <br />the area. There is a dwelling, there are dwellings located on 12 near the subject property. <br />Currently, there are no uses or structures on the property except for rock walls that are along the <br />perimeters of the roads, and we’ll see that in the site photos. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to establish a church and related improvements on <br />approximately one acre of land within the State Land Use Agricultural District. They are <br />proposing to include special events on-site including fundraisers, rummage sales, ensemble <br />music practices, potluck dinners, memorial services, weddings, funerals, baptisms, and similar <br />activities that are associated with churches. <br /> <br />The applicant is proposing to construct the project in two phases. First phase will consist of the <br />main church building as well as a lobby, lanai, and restrooms. Also, paved—a, the parking will <br />be part of the phase, first phase. Second phase will consist of an addition to the first phase <br />structure of a—you’ll see on the site plan it will be identified as the future building, and <br />basically, it’s going to be an extension of the church building. <br /> <br />This is the applicant’s site plan. Just for reference, on the left, right side of the map, is the actual <br />th <br />site plan. So this would be 12 Avenue. Maku‘u Drive would be on this area. So you can see <br />th <br />access from 12. There will be no access from Maku‘u. You can see the structures on the <br />property as well as the parking that’s identified. If you look to the left side of the map, this is <br />actually the representation of the building. The church, the original first phase of the church, <br />will be in this area, and you can see you have the additions that are identified as future building <br />in the, for phase two. <br /> <br />This is a site photo on Maku‘u Drive looking mauka. Maku‘u Drive is in this general location. <br />Twelfth Avenue is in this general location. Subject property is straight ahead. And again, you <br />can see the rock walls that have been constructed. This is on Maku‘u looking makai. The <br />thth <br />subject property is on the left with 12 Avenue access there. This is looking at 12 Avenue on <br />th <br />Maku‘u. You can see that a portion of 12 has been paved, but there is still a portion that is <br />th <br />unpaved, and again access will be restricted to 12 Avenue, and this is looking directly at the <br />property from Maku‘u Drive. <br /> <br />The Planning Director is recommending approval of this request with conditions. Before we <br />conclude our presentation, I do have some amendments that I’d like to propose. We did receive <br />a letter from the applicant dated March 28, 2014, with some requests for some amendments after <br />they had received the Planning Director’s Recommendation. And so the Planning Director is <br />recommending the following amendments be proposed, and that is on Condition No. 2, 1-2-3-4- <br />5, on line 6, line 5 says “paved driveway access and paved parking stalls.” We’d like to change <br />paved parking stalls to read “all weather dust free parking stalls,” so that’s one change. All <br />weather dust free parking stalls. Condition No. 6, the applicant had concerns regarding the <br />th <br />requirement to pave 12 Avenue till the end of the property. It’s understandable. Those <br />concerns can be expensive. We did speak with the Director and the applicant, and so the <br />agreement is to re-word it to have that paving completed as part of Phase 2, and so what we’ll do <br />is we’ll have the condition read the following, “The applicant shall provide a 20-foot wide <br />thth <br />asphalt pavement within 12 Avenue commencing at the intersection of 12 Avenue and Maku‘u <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT C <br /> <br /> <br />