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2018-01-18 Leeward Exh B (AMEND SMA 412, REZ 17-225 & SMA 17-068))
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The General Plan designation for the property is Resort Node on the mauka portion and then <br />Open, which coincides with the shoreline. Properties to the south are in the Conservation <br />designation and the Waikoloa Beach Resort to the north and east is in the Resort Node as well. <br /> <br />The State Land Use district for the Property is Urban, which is shown in the light pink. As you <br />can see most of the Waikoloa Beach Resort is in the Urban designation, with exception of the <br />Ku‘uali‘i and Kahapapa ponds, which are located just to the north here. The land to the south is in <br />the Conservation district and further east is in the Agricultural district. <br /> <br />This is a kind of panned-out view of the area and the property. You can see ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay, <br />Waikoloa Beach Resort, this area here is the Queens’ Shops, the Kings’ Shops, and then Ku‘uali‘i <br />Place curves around to the subject property here. <br /> <br />And then this is a closer-up view of the property. Again, you have the public beach parking lot <br />just to the east of the property. You can see the large anchialine pond, the existing structure that <br />was built by Parker Ranch in the 70’s, Lava Lava Beach Club and the four existing dwellings near <br />the sandy beach area. <br /> <br />And this is a view of the mauka side of the property. So the eastern boundary of the property is <br />just off of the slide, and you can see the anchialine pond, the large one, is generally in this location <br />here under the palm trees. This is a graded area that will generally be the location of the future <br />parking lot, should the permits be approved. <br /> <br />This is the existing view of the Lava Lava Beach Club driveway from Ku‘uali‘i Place. Again, you <br />can see the anchialine pond generally here. The roof of Lava Lava is this red roof in the <br />background. <br /> <br />And this is a view of the shoreline. This is standing at the north end of the property looking south, <br />so you can see the Lava Lava Beach Club restaurant is located here. And then this is somewhat of <br />a panorama shot but it’s not quite connected, so this tree here, the roots are these roots here, so you <br />can see a whole pan of the bay and the shoreline. <br /> <br />And a view of the Lava Lava Beach Club restaurant, as well as one of the single-family dwellings <br />located here. <br /> <br />A view of the sandy beach area and the four dwellings, one, two, and hard to see there behind the <br />kiawe trees, but three and four. <br /> <br />And lastly a view of the shoreline near the south end of the property. So this is, this picture here <br />was standing kind of in the middle of the sandy beach area looking south, so the south end of the <br />property is generally in this location here. And then this view is standing at the south end of the <br />property looking north back towards Lava Lava Beach Club, which is shown here with the red <br />roof. <br /> <br />So the Planning Director is still formulating a recommendation, and suggests that the Commission <br />conduct a site visit of the property before making a decision. The Department has consulted with <br />5 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />
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