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2016-07-21 Leeward Exh B (Amend SMA 05-007)
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Ali‘i Drive – excuse me. The subject property is outlined with a black outline. And again for <br />reference we have the ‘Alohi Kai Subdivision that’s makai of the subject properties, which <br />consist of single-family dwelling units on properties zoned Resort, and we also have the <br />Hoomalu Subdivision in surrounding area in the Agricultural zoning area. <br /> <br />This is a closer-up view of the subject properties and surrounding area, which identifies the <br />County zoning of the properties in this general location. The subject properties identified with a <br />black outline are zoned Single-family Residential-7,500 square feet. The light green represents <br />Agricultural-5 acres. The purple represents Resort zoning, 1.25, or 1,250 square feet, and the <br />brown zoning represents Multiple-family Residential zoning. Again for reference, we have Ali‘i <br />Drive, and the subject properties will access off Ali‘i Drive. <br /> <br />This is our State Land Use Designation Map; the two colors on the map represent Urban for the <br />pink and Agricultural for the green. This is our General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide <br />Map; the subject properties are identified as Medium Density Urban, the green represents Open, <br />and the hatched area represents Urban Expansion. <br /> <br />And this is an aerial photo. Again for reference, we have Ali‘i Drive, we have the ‘Alohi Kai <br />Subdivision, which also shows a portion of the dwellings that have been built on the property <br />and some of the dwellings that have been built in the surrounding area by the subject property. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting a five-year time extension amendment to comply with Condition No. <br />2, which is the condition to secure Final Subdivision Approval within a certain amount of time. <br />This is for Special Management Area Use Permit No. 05-007, which was originally approved on <br />July 21, 2006, to allow a 19-unit single-family residential subdivision and related uses. The <br />project will consist of 19 single-family residential lots, which will range from approximately <br />5,240 square feet to 10,177 square feet in size. The applicant has received approval for a <br />Planned Unit Development, which is identified as PUD05-005, it is identified as Exhibit No. 4 <br />within the background report, as well as has secured tentative subdivision approval for the <br />project, and the tentative approval letter is identified as Exhibit No. 3 within our background <br />report. <br /> <br />This is the Planned Unit Development Master Plan, which identifies the access from Ali‘i Drive. <br />It identifies the 19 lots, as well as the roadway system within the subject property, as well as <br />archaeological preservation lots. <br /> <br />This is the Master Plan of the PUD showing the areas to be preserved along with the <br />archaeological sites and burial sites on the property. There are two burials that were identified <br />on the subject property that will be preserved in place. The buffer areas are identified with the <br />black outline. And again, they will be outside of the areas that the lots will be located. <br /> <br />A major concern in this application is the preservation of the Judd Trail. We’ve received a <br />number of letters requesting that Condition 13 remain within the Special Management Permit <br />conditions, which it will; the Planning Director is recommending that it remain. But for some <br />background information we wanted to give you some insight as to the significance of this <br />particular trail. <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />
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