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2015-09-03 Hearing Transcript - Mark & Kim Rodrigues REZ 15-190
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2015-09-03 Hearing Transcript - Mark & Kim Rodrigues REZ 15-190
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<br />So, this 25-acre parcel is currently zoned Agricultural – 20 acres. The surrounding zoning for <br />the area to the north and directly to the east is also Ag-20. Little farther to the east is <br />Agricultural – 1 acre, and across Kaūmana Drive again for Kaūmana Estates Subdivision is <br />Single Family Residential – 15,000 square feet. And to the west, Agricultural – 10 acres and <br />some Agricultural - 3 acres. Land uses in the immediate area include residential and agricultural <br />activities. <br /> <br />The LUPAG designation for the subject parcel is primarily Extensive Agriculture with small <br />amounts of Important Agricultural Land and Medium Density Urban, as indicated by the light <br />green and the mustard color. <br /> <br />The State Land Use designation for the entire parcel is Agricultural and, again, across Kaūmana <br />Drive, is Urban as indicated by the red color. <br /> <br />This aerial photograph, again just for reference, we have Kaūmana Drive running east-west, and <br />Lyman Springs Road running north-south. Again, the parcel is outlined in red. The applicants <br />currently live on the parcel, and they access their single family dwelling here from Lyman <br />Springs Road. <br /> <br />So, the applicants are requesting a Change of Zone from Agricultural – 20 acres to Family <br />Agricultural – 3 acres in order to subdivide the property into five lots. Each of those proposed <br />lots will be over four acres in size with the applicants retaining the largest lot, which includes <br />their existing dwelling. The applicants then intend to convey a lot to each of their three children. <br /> <br />Access to the applicants’ existing dwelling again is, will continue from Lyman Springs Road, <br />and a proposed single access from Kaūmana Drive will serve the remaining four lots. <br /> <br />Indicated here is the applicants’ site plan. Sorry, it may be difficult to see, but again the red <br />dashed outline, again you see the applicants’ current dwelling and the, the lot will be roughly 6.3 <br />acres, and the remaining will range anywhere between four and five acres. Here, again, along <br />Kaūmana Drive, indicated here, and kind of blown up here, would be that access serving these, I <br />guess, eastern most four lots. <br /> <br />Here’s some photographs indicating frontage along Kaūmana Drive. Difficult to see into the <br />actual parcel itself. There’s a lot of vegetation along Kaūmana Drive. Here is, looking north on <br />Lyman Springs Road, again, this will be access for a single lot, the existing—to access the <br />existing dwelling, and, then, looking south on Lyman Springs Road where it intersects with <br />Kaūmana Drive. <br /> <br />And, then along the Kaūmana frontage, here’s looking makai along Kaūmana Drive and the <br />subject parcel is on the left, and then looking mauka on Kaūmana Drive, the subject parcel is on <br />the right. <br /> <br /> <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br /> <br />
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