2014-05-15 Leeward Exh A (SPP 14-161)

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GIFFIN: Okay. DARROW: So we, the requirements for a bed and breakfast is that they have to have one parking space for each bedroom. So they have to have five parking spaces plus two for the dwelling itself. GIFFIN: For them. DARROW: Yeah. And so the site plan that they had submitted, we worked with them regarding parking, and we were able to identify the areas on the property that would be set aside for parking. So, yeah, we wouldn’t want to see off-street parking, I mean, on-street parking; we want to see on-site parking. It’s real confusing, but it’s okay. COMMAND: Mr. Chairman? BEAUDET: Yes, sir. COMMAND: Question for Jeff. By saying that, though, that does not necessarily mean that their guests cannot park on-street as long as it’s legal, right? DARROW: I mean, I guess they could. In this particular situation it would be tough; they have a long way to walk and -. COMMAND: No, no, I understand that, but if there was on-street parking available, it would be available for them, right? DARROW: Yeah, the main thing is that they meet the requirements of the B&B, yeah, but -. COMMAND: Right. Thank you. DARROW: Thank you. COMMAND: And one more thing, Mr. Chairman. If you see me running out the door here, it doesn’t mean I’m doing anything weird. There is an Elderly Activities meeting upstairs, and they think it’s here. I’m trying to run out and keep them from unloading all the kūpuna off the van and having them have to get back on the van. So if you see me run out of the door, that’s what I’m doing. Sorry. BEAUDET: Any more questions, Commissioners? GIFFIN: Mr. Chairman. Jeff, I don’t know if you would like me to ask the applicants this, but in the Background Report, on Page 4 regarding water, would you like me to speak to the, ask the applicants this question that I have regarding the water usage. DARROW: We can address this issue, but it would be good if we can get clarification from the applicants, if that would be okay? GIFFIN: Sure, I can wait. 3 EXHIBIT A