2018-10-18 Leeward Exh D (AMEND SMA 260)

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existing units, this is where Phase II, the general area where Phase II will be. They will actually be located mauka of these structures, so they are quite at distance from the shoreline. The Planning Director is recommending approval with conditions. To bring to your attention, the Planning Department in collaboration with the applicant worked out some changes to the condition to kind of clean up some of the history on this; since Phase I was completed, we took out references to Phase I, and we took out references to the Change of Zone regarding the effective date because the effective date for this particular SMA permit has changed over the years with the amendments. As far as the conditions of the Change of Zone, they are still applicable; those don’t go away. Additionally, Condition 7, the new Condition 4, we just have our standard language that no improvements can be done in the 40-foot shoreline area without a shoreline setback variance. I’d like to add one change based on the last discussion, and that would be to our new Condition, this would be to our new Condition 7, and Commissioner Vitousek asked that after the first sentence it will state, “The applicant shall comply with mitigation and preservation plans approved by the Department of Land and Natural Resources-State Historic Preservation Division (DLNR-SHPD) and the County Planning Department.” So we go ahead and add that in there as well. With that, that concludes our presentation. Do you have any questions? I’ll try to answer them. Thank you. UNGER: Great, thank you. Commissioners, any questions? \[None.\] DARROW: Thank you. UNGER: Would the applicants come forward at this time? Please raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth before the Planning Commission? EADIE: I do. UNGER: Please state your name and area of address, area of residence. EADIE: Good morning, Chair Unger and Commissioners. I’m Dave Eadie. I represent KW Kona Investors, LLC. My offices are located in Costa Mesa, California. UNGER: Thank you. You can proceed with whatever presentation you have planned for the Commission. EADIE: Thank you. First of all, it’s nice to be back here, and privilege. I’ve been away from the Commission for 15 years; the last time I appeared before your Commission was in 2003 when we went through the land use entitlement process for Kohanaiki. Some of you may remember that was a long drawn-out process, but I think it turned out very favorably for everybody – the County, the community, as well as the developer. So, that said, the only thing I have to really talk about today is, given the fact that the issues are rather narrow, given that we only have two conditions that have lapsed, we’ve reviewed the 4 EXHIBIT D