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subject parcel is located in the South Kona District of Hawai‘i Island, and is outlined here on the slide <br />in black. The permit area, it’s a little difficult to see, but is outlined here in red. More specifically, <br />the subject parcel is located in the Club at Hōkūli‘a. For reference, we’ve got Ali‘i Drive running <br />generally north-south through the slide and access to the subject parcel is off of Pu‘u Ohau Place <br />right at the head of the cul-de-sac. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting the following amendments to Special Permit 07-44, which allowed the <br />conversion of an existing temporary golf pro shop to a temporary real estate sales center on <br />approximately 10,000 square feet of land: They are requesting a one-year time extension to comply <br />with Condition Number 2, conversion of the existing golf pro shop to a temporary real estate sales <br />center; removal of the five-year time limit required under Condition 3, lifetime of the permit; and, an <br />increase in square footage of the permit area from 10,000 square feet to 13,900 square feet. <br /> <br />The reason for the requests are: Condition Number 2 of the existing Special Permit required that the <br />applicant complete the conversion of the temporary golf pro shop to a temporary real estate sales <br />center by September 21, 2008; the applicant was unable to meet this deadline due to lengthy <br />litigation, reorganization and bankruptcy, which applicant emerged from in 2014. Condition Number <br />3 required termination of the temporary real estate sales center within five years from the date of the <br />Final Plan approval based on applicant representations at the time that all lots would be sold within <br />that five-year timeframe; based on the current market demand, the applicant anticipates lot sales will <br />take place over the next 25 years; the applicant is requesting removal of the five-year permit lifespan <br />and proposes that the temporary real estate sales center use be terminated upon the sale of the final lot <br />in the development. The applicant is requesting a 3,900 square-foot increase in the permit area to <br />accommodate aesthetic improvements to the project area. <br /> <br />The zoning for the subject parcel and much of the surrounding area is Agricultural 1-acre. The State <br />Land Use Designation for the area is Agricultural as indicated in green, with some Conservation <br />indicated in blue makai of the subject parcel. Our General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide <br />Map designates much of the subject parcel, including the permit area, as Resort with the surrounding <br />area being designated as Orchard and some Extensive Agriculture and Open makai of the subject <br />parcel. The subject parcel is located in the Kona CDP planning area. It’s here filled in in red. As <br />you notice, it’s outside of the Kona CDP, pardon me, the Kona Urban Area, and outside of the Rural <br />TOD here to the east, and it is also not located within any concurrency zone. <br /> <br />Here is an aerial photograph of the really the planning area, I didn’t get the whole subject parcel in, <br />but as you can see, again, kind of running east-west here is Pu‘u Ohau Place that ends in a cul-de-sac. <br />The permit area is located here in dashed yellow. As you can see, there is an existing pavilion here, <br />parking areas, which you don’t see in this because this is an old aerial photograph. There is an <br />existing administration building located roughly here. The temporary real estate sales center will be <br />located roughly in this area. <br /> <br />Here is the applicant’s submitted site plan. We’ve got, again, the head of Pu‘u Ohau Road, or Place, <br />here at the head of the cul-de-sac. The structure will be located generally in the center of the permit <br />area. The reason they are asking to expand the size of the permit area so they can have some, some <br />additional esthetics and improvements, accent paving, a walkway and the like in the planning area. <br /> <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />