2018-02-15 Leeward Exh A (USE 17-73)

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adjacent to Roy’s Grill, and currently it’s just kind of an open passive green space with a concrete walkway, and that’s where the area for the putting green is being proposed. Here’s some views of the existing area. Generally right here at this tree is that northwest, pardon me, northeast boundary of the property looking toward Roy’s. Some of the trees are going to be removed or relocated and some of the shrubbery is going to be removed as well to facilitate the putting facility. Down at the bottom here is a view of the permit area, just beyond this bend, again, looking toward Roy’s. And then this is a view looking toward the northeast corner from Roy’s, showing the general area that the putting facility is going to be. And here is a, the view on the upper left hand corner is a view of the proposed ticket kiosk that’s in the walkway of the Kings’ Shops. Here is a parking lot entrance from Ku‘uali‘i Place and that’s, again, to the existing parking lot. View of Waikoloa Beach Drive looking mauka toward the highway. View of Waikoloa Beach Drive looking makai toward the ocean and we’ve got Kings’ Shops on the right hand side. And here is a view from Ku‘uali‘i Place looking towards Kings’ Shops, and again the parking lot is going to be on the right hand side. The Planning Director is recommending approval of this Use Permit with conditions as indicated. That’s the end of my presentation. I’m happy to answer any questions that the Commission may have. UNGER: Thank you. Commissioners, any questions for Planning Department? CARR SMITH: Yes, I have a question. I was confused about the bathrooms: It says in one place that it’s a part of the application and then in the other, in the map that you showed recently with the yellow-outlined areas, you said that was the permit area, and that doesn’t include the bathrooms. KAY: Right. So I apologize. On the, this map it was a little difficult to show. I should have shown where the kiosk would be, as well as the existing bathrooms. Both the kiosk and the bathrooms are existing already in the Kings’ Shops. They are just going to be, at least the kiosk will be repurposed for ticketing purposes, and the bathrooms will just be available to the users as well. So we add that as part of our permit area, but they are existing as well. CARR SMITH: So what’s the process for determining whether the existing bathrooms will handle the extra amount of people? How do you do that? KAY: I think the bathrooms are part of, a number of bathrooms, public bathrooms, are available in the Kings’ Shops and it can handle, my understanding is, all of the traffic that comes and uses the Kings’ Shops. So I don’t think there is a capacity issue. But I can have the applicant speak to that when they come up, yeah. CARR SMITH: Thank you. KAY: Mm-hmm. 3 EXHIBIT A