2018-08-16 Leeward Exh A (AMEND SPP 08-064)

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know, leaving waste there and it not being properly taken care of and cleaned up. And also how close is, is it anywhere near the aquifer, the huge aquifer in that area there? FUKE: The aquifer would be located more mauka. YATES: Okay. FUKE: Yeah. This area is actually, the aquifer is generally like, you know, where the Village is, and so this area is generally between the Village and the heliport facility. Now, relative to your question about the clean-up, I think it’s a good one, and normally they do that, they have this kind of clean-up responsibility or obligation imposed on quarries. And I’m just looking at the Special Permit conditions for the quarry and whether there was any condition to that effect. Okay, so on the quarry permit, you know, for the 220-acre quarry site, they did have this as a condition: “The applicant shall submit an Erosion Control and Site Restoration Plan for review and approval by the Planning Director, in consultation with the Department of Public Works, one year prior to the expiration date of the permit or prior to the termination of the operations, whichever occurs first.” So, now, if, in response to – I think your question is a very good one – so, this is Ms. Leilani Pulmano. UNGER: Aloha. PULMANO: Aloha. UNGER: Please raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth before the Planning Commission? PULMANO: Yes. UNGER: Please state your name and your area of residence. PULMANO: My name is Leilani Pulmano. I work for Pacific Rim Land and I actually live in Lahaina, Maui. UNGER: Okay. PULMANO: Maybe I can shed some light toward Commissioner Yates. As part — YATES: Thank you. PULMANO: As part of the Department of Health permit requirements for an asphalt and concrete batching plant, they do have a requirement for a closure plan to clean up that particular site, but as part of the GBI baseyard site our lease requires them to clean up the site as well. YATES: Okay. 7 EXHIBIT A