2018-11-07 Hearing Transcript - Hilo One Inc. REZ 18-228

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HIGASHI: Commissioner Aguinaldo, we are in the process of doing a, a FEMA study. We're doing a CLOMR. On the other half of the property, there's extensive flooding so we left that out of this development so we don't have to deal with that. But, we are doing a study and taking the water, mitigating the water, trying to get `em off our property. The young Higa boy that was here? He's—we met with him during the recess so you know, to see what his concern. He's concerned that he has flooding on his property now. He was concerned that we don't put any more water on his property. AGUINALDO: On his property. HIGASHI: One of the conditions we'll maintain all the water that we generate on our property, which is a standard condition. We are partnering with him to address further flooding on the other side property. AGUINALDO: Good. HIGASHI: So, he was satisfied and we're going to partner with him and try to mitigate any further water coming on. AGUINALDO: Thank you. KERN: Yeah, so just to add, along the Haihai Street area, that's going to be completely taken care of and then everything on site will be engineer designed, drywells. We have engineers on board. It has to maintain whatever water's generated from that. Maintained and stays on that property, hundred percent. AGUINALDO: Thank you. CLARKSON: Okay, and even though there's all these different drainages, you can't add to it? You have to do an injection facility? HIGASHI: Yes. KERN: Yeah. HIGASHI: It's a pretty standard condition that the Planning Department uses so, whatever we generate we maintain on our property. CLARKSON: Any further questions? If not, thank you, gentlemen. KERN: Thank you very much. HIGASHI: Thank you very much. CLARKSON: We have three people signed up to testify. If Dannie Higa, Constance Aldaya, and Elverita Toci could come up? EXHIBIT F 6