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HENKEL: Thank you. <br />SALAZAR: I'm a neighbor. I've lived on that property that you referred to that has a 20 -foot <br />wide easement. My personal concerns are that I maintain my easement. I do not want to move <br />my easement. I'm concerned about that's also my water easement because I believe the water <br />main is there. So, my water meter is there also. <br />I'm concerned about runoff from the heavy rains, disruption to my personal access along that <br />easement <br />MIYASATO: Excuse me. Sorry to interrupt, yeah, but Chair do we need to swear them in <br />as <br />HO: They were sworn in. <br />HENKEL: We swore them. <br />SALAZAR: Yeah, we rose our hand. <br />MIYASATO: Could I have your name, please? <br />SALAZAR: Stephanie Salazar. <br />MIYASATO: Stephanie. Okay, thank you. <br />SALAZAR: I'm concerned about having a massive three-story development that I think, think <br />doesn't suit the neighborhood, and the Planning Department notes that there is a density above <br />the General Plan recommendation, and they base that overage based on a 6 -acre parcel which I <br />asked Maija how do they calculate that on six acres when most of that is in the flood zone. So, it <br />doesn't seem that, that makes sense that you would calculate density using the flood zone area <br />and then say that you're going over that density. <br />I've spoken to a few members of the community, and one woman said she didn't feel it was a <br />good location. Concerned about traffic. Crossing the highway is very dangerous. I feel it <br />doesn't fit the area. We've had a recent fireworks, and I can't imagine old folks living there. <br />This facility will not be like Hale Anuenue or Life Care that have, I think, have easier access via <br />ambulance to the highway. ItI spoke to John before, the developer, and he said it is a private <br />pay. They won't take Medicare. So, it's kind of like, to me, more like a rich man's old folks' <br />home. <br />And, as far as getting rid of the Q fair share for parks and roads, this is not like Kamana where <br />we have a lot of elderly people going for exercise classes, so I don't think they should be <br />relieved from providing any fair share especially for recreation which is very important for <br />elderly in our community. <br />EXHIBIT A <br />7 <br />