2015-11-05 Hearing Transcript - Cellco Partnership dba Verizon USE 15-055

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PATEL: Mr. Chair, if I can, just for clarification, could we put the map of the subject property back up? So, I see that Mr. Hezmut is basing his petition on his interest is clearly distinguishable from the general public. Where would Mr. Hezmut’s property be in relation to the subject parcel? MCGUIRE: Can I get up and point at that? I have two pieces of property. I own parcel 39 and parcel 80. PATEL: Yes, staff if— MIYASATO: You need to use the microphone-- MCGUIRE: I actually have two pieces that are affected by this property. I own parcel 39 and parcel 80. I’ll get up and point to them. I own parcel 39 right here and also parcel 80 right here, so I own on both sides of this property, that I own. PATEL: Okay, thank you. Commissioners, if you would like, I’m prepared to, you know, entertain an executive session if you have questions about the procedure or process that are related to the petition and contested case proceedings. MIYASATO: Commissioners, you have any questions for staff, the petitioner, or the applicant? If not— IKEDA: --Mr. Chairman. MIYASATO: Commissioner Ikeda. IKEDA: Daryn, are you going to answer the questions? ARAI: Either of us. Go ahead and ask. IKEDA: Okay, I have concern because according to Mr. McGuire, he has a private road and Komo Street doesn’t—I don’t know even where the Komo Street ends on the map. ARAI: And Luke will back me up in case I misrepresent anything, but Komo Street is this alignment here, and actually it extends all the way past the project site, with the project site outlined in blue. Now, at this intersection, it turns into a road-in-limbo which is basically a, still a government owned roadway but it remains currently unimproved. And, the project site is indicated here in dashed lines, will provide, as currently proposed, the driveway will connect to that unimproved section of Komo Street. IKEDA: Oh, okay, that’s all I wanted. Thank you. 6 EXHIBIT E