2016-06-02 Hearing Transcript - Kings Chapel Honokaa USE 16-062

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FUKE: Yes, just to answer some of the questions that Commissioner Clarkson had raised. I was kind of like actually mistaken on the, on the combined use of the dwelling for both the parsonage as well as the chapel. That was kind of my understanding in the beginning when I spoke to, initially to Pastor Akau. Then subsequently, you know, it was clarified that in fact he's gonna live where he lives, currently lives, and use that exclusive—you know, use the existing residence exclusively as a chapel. And, so, there's not going to be any seven-day habitable activities on the property. You asked the question about the driveway accesses? Yes, currently, there are two driveway accesses serving the property. He has not necessarily finalized it as far as like where the primary access leading to the proposed parking area would be, whether it would come in from the makai section, you know, the lower section or the mauka section. More than likely, it would be the mauka section because as you accurately pointed out, there is that floodway that bisects a portion of the property, and although there's a culvert at that particular area, that culvert is made more for pedestrians much more for than automobiles. So, if they decide to use the makai driveway, then obviously at that culvert would have to be improved and that's a cost item that they're gonna have to weigh. Nevertheless, as the staffs proposed condition reads right now, any driveway access would be subject to the approval of the Department of Public Works. So, I think you saw in the photo that one of the driveways has some graveled area, and Public Works would probably require that the apron be paved. Aside from that, Mr. Chairman, I think the Applicant has, has had an opportunity to read the staff s report which as always is accurate and has reviewed the proposed conditions and found them to be acceptable. HEAUKULANL Very good. Thank you. Commissioners, anyone have any questions for the Applicant or Mr. Fuke? Thank you, sir. FUKE: Thank you. HEAUKULANL There is no one presently signed up to testify on this matter. Is there anyone here that would like to be heard on this agenda matter? Hearing none, Commissioners, could I get a motion to close the public testimony portion of this proceeding? MOSES: I make a motion to close public testimony. HEAUKULANL Thank you, Commissioner Moses. HENKEL: Second. HEAUKULANL And a second, Commissioner Henkel. Commissioners, there's been a motion to close public testimony. All those in favor signify by saying aye. 6 EXHIBIT B