2017-08-17 Leeward Exh A (AMEND SPP 1247)

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MCCOLLOUGH: You’re welcome. TRIANTOS: Commissioner \[Carr\] Smith, just so you know, I was contacted directly from a person that was not a neighbor but was within the realm of the 300 feet, and they were asking about, just so you know, they were asking about lights, exterior lights; there is going to be no new installation of additional light or lighting, so that’ll address the concern of one of the neighbors. KAHOLO: Yeah, I’ve got a concern. You say you have a 24-hour service. In the event the police department call you because there is an accident on the highway, you need to get the vehicle off the highway onto your property. My question runs this way: Looking at your slides, okay, if I can think normally and an accident calls some sort of a leakage, whether it’s from the engine transmission, now, do you have anything to protect that soil from that liquid going into the ground? MCCOLLOUGH: So, I’ll answer that in two parts. If we tow a vehicle, that, one o’clock in the morning, that vehicle is left on our car carrier; it won’t get removed till the next day because then everything that may potentially be leaking out of it will leak under the car carrier bed where we can contain it. Once that vehicle is put on the ground and if it still has a leak, we have metal pans that we put under them to contain any leakage. KAHOLO: Okay, thank you. UNGER: Any other comments? Very good. Thank you. You can be seated now. We do have one member of the public here that wishes to testify. I’d like to call her up now. Jojo Tanimoto? Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth before the Planning Commission? TANIMOTO: I do. UNGER: Please state your name and your area of residence. TANIMOTO: Is it on? UNGER: It’s on. TANIMOTO: My name is Josephine Tanimoto, I go by Jojo, and I live in Kawaihae, South Kohala. UNGER: Great. Thank you. You can proceed. TANIMOTO: Okay, yes. I have been a member of the South Kohala CDP, but I am not representing them in any way today; I’m representing myself. So, that’s the background I come from. The CDP was established in 2010 after the original permit was allowed. At 2010 there was already a concern. And so, what caught my eye in the testimony from Carlsmith is that there was no input from the South Kohala CDP, and I thought that’s not right because it did come up in the first member cycle of the CDP. Maybe it didn’t get into the Planning Commission, or the Leeward, but there was an input from the community, okay? And then when I got on to the, oh, and 2011 is when we had the redistricting, and all of a sudden this place moved from South Kohala to North Kohala, but I don’t 8 EXHIBIT A