2018-06-21 Leeward Exh A (AMEND SMA 05-005)

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folks were still required to put in that connector road, correct? So it wasn’t as if you were responsible to do the construction from your north boundary to Kuakini. LIM: That’s correct. Condition (K) of Ordinance 87 47 required “that the petitioner shall construct and complete a connecting road between the Ali‘i Highway and Ali‘i Drive, meeting with the approval of the Chief Engineer, prior to the issuance of any occupancy permits for those portions of the subject property makai of the Ali‘i Highway.” How that got implemented in the SMA permit with Director Yuen at the time was that the green and yellow mauka-makai roadway that you see there, so that will be the connecting road. The other question that was related to that was whether or not the Ali‘i Highway was, I mean the K to K Parkway, excuse me, was going to continue in a northerly direction past this property up into Kuakini Highway, and I don’t know if you have a zoning map to show, but on my zoning map it shows the subject property here and it shows a right-of-way in the adjoining property going all way up to Kuakini Highway. And I do know that there is another further connection mauka of Kuakini Highway. So the alignment is still preserved, and we’ll be donating per the requirements of the ordinance the right-of-way for the K to K Parkway within our property to the County free of charge. DARROW: Just to clarify, so I think what the questions is is that the applicant would not be responsible for constructing the K to K Parkway through your property and up to Kuakini, correct? LIM: That’s correct. DARROW: Okay. UNGER: Okay. JACKSON: Can I add to that? UNGER: Go ahead. JACKSON: Condition (J)(1) of the ordinance says that the petitioner alone or in cooperation with other property owners, subject to review of the Chief Engineer, shall either construct and dedicate the portion of Ali‘i Highway from Kuakini Highway to the southern end of the subject property, or dedicate the right-of-way and pay the pro rata fee share. So it was supposed to be done with the property owner to the north in conjunction with them. UNGER: Okay. JACKSON: Yeah, so the entire burden is not on Sunstone to do that. UNGER: Right, to connect all the way to, okay. Commissioner Church. CHURCH: Okay, just a little confusion on my part here. I thought I heard Mr. DeWeese say that before occupancy permit was to be granted for Block D, that this Ali‘i to Kuakini roadway had to be completed. That’s what I thought I heard — 12 EXHIBIT A