2014-04-03HEARINGTRANSCRIPT-PD INITIATED USE 12-034 & AMEND USE 12-034

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ISHIBASHI: Thank you. GONZALES: Any other questions, Commissioners? MIYASATO: I have a question for the applicant. You know, you said the road improvement portion will be done very soon? What is very soon? STROUD: We—I have a contractor here. HATA-FINLEY: Mike, please. STROUD: Pardon me? GONZALES: Use your microphone, please. STROUD: I have a contractor here, if I could confer with him for a moment. He probably could give you a more exact answer. GONZALES: While we’re doing that, so your—your amendment closes that gap. Is that—that you’re talking about here. If we approve your amendment, does that turn it back over to you folks? BRILHANTE: What we’re requesting is that the matter—you know, if the Commission deems there’s a violation because pursuant to the rules, all the Commission can really do is rescind the, rescind the original approval, so what we’re requesting, what the Planning Director is requesting that the matter be—if there is a violation in place—the matter be sent back to, remanded back to the Planning Department for assessment of the standard fines that ordinarily would be imposed on like violations. GONZALES: So, an approval of this will do that? BRILHANTE: That’s what we’re requesting. GONZALES: Okay, thank you. STROUD: Okay, in answer to your question. There is a couple of things that are outside of our control. We have a utility pole that sits what now, what is now within the roadway that has both the Hawaiian Electric and the telephone company’s wires attached to it, so the best estimate right now is that the pole is about ready to be removed 30 to 60 days—I would say 90 days if we’re wanting to be safe. But, it really relates more to the relocation of the pole. The rest of the work itself is going to be done fairly rapidly, but that utility piece is way outside our control. GONZALES: Okay, thank you. 7 EXHIBIT F