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Here is Pi`ilani Street looking east toward Manono with the subject parcel on the left and Pi`ilani <br />Street looking west toward the State park with the subject property on the right. <br />The Planning Director is recommending the following. A favorable recommendation be sent to <br />the County Council on the Change of Zone amendment, approval with conditions on the new <br />SMA permit, and approval of the revocation request for the old SMA permit. <br />That concludes my presentation. I'd be happy to answer any questions that the Commission may <br />have. <br />CLARKSON: Any questions for Christian? I have one question. Can you go back to the <br />zoning? I was just struck by the fact that it's an Industrially zoned parcel surrounded by Resort <br />parcels that are apparently from the photographs are not occupied by any Resort structures, but - <br />KAY: That's correct. Yeah, so, the—there were two actions back in the early nineties. In 1991. <br />the General Plan was amended to Industrial from, I believe, the surrounding Medium Density <br />Urban, and then in 1992, the rezone and SMA were granted. So, this was specifically, the action <br />was specifically approved based on that fish processing plant for Suisan in relationship to their <br />auction area. <br />CLARKSON: I don't remember from the Background Report, but are there, were there any <br />more stringent than usual noise or other kinds of conditions put on the rezone? <br />KAY: So, yes, in response to Dr. Camblor's letter, we recommended to require landscaping <br />requirements that had to do with Industrial, that is adjacent to Residential which is greaterso, <br />the landscaping is basically going to create an opaque screen between the ground and six feet <br />high and then intermittent screening up to 20 feet high which wouldn't normally be the <br />requirement in that case. And, they'd also be required to meet the State Department of Health <br />noise guidelines for industrial uses. <br />CLARKSON: And, well, that's pretty, pretty loud for regularI was actually referring to the <br />original rezone, but I'm glad to know about that. <br />KAY: Not that I'm aware of in the original rezone, yeah, I don't think it was a consideration. <br />CLARKSON: There wasn't? <br />KAY: Yeah. <br />CLARKSON: Okay. Thank you. <br />KAY: You're welcome. <br />CLARKSON: No further questions? We'll proceed. Will the Applicant or their representative <br />or both please come forward? Please raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the <br />truth on this matter before the Planning Commission today? <br />EXHIBIT B <br />4 <br />