2019-01-17 Leeward Exh B (AMEND REZ 17-219)

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connect to Hane Street on the south side. This extension will be constructed to County dedicable standards and dedicated to the County. The County zoning for the subject parcel is currently Agricultural-5 acres as indicated in the light green color. Again, to the north we’ve got some Agricultural-1 acre zoning with the dark green and to the south the ‘O‘oma Plantation Subdivision is Family Agricultural-2 acres zoning. The State Land Use designation for the subject parcel and much of the surrounding area is Agricultural. And the General Plan Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide Map designates the subject parcel and surrounding area as Low Density Urban. Here is the Kona CDP Map for the area. The subject parcel, again, outlined here in red is located within the Kona Urban Area but not within the Transit Oriented Development Node, and is also located within Concurrency Zone “D,” which is indicated in this kind of light brown color. The red line here is showing the extent of the Kona Urban Area. Here is an aerial photograph of the subject parcel. Again, to the north of the subject parcel is the Kona Acre Subdivision and to the south the ‘O‘oma Plantation Subdivision. The parcel is currently vacant of any structures or improvements, and just vegetated at this point. Again – I’ll show you on this proposed site plan but – there is a proposal to connect Lālei Place with Hane Street through the subject parcel. And here is the applicant’s proposed site plan. Again, for reference we’ve got Lālei Place here to the north, Hane Street is generally here to the south. This is showing a proposed five-lot subdivision, again, with the roadway connection through the subject parcel. Here are some site photos of the property. We, this application was submitted in 2017, so these are 2017 photos. I did speak with the applicant and he said not much has changed on the property, so this is still a decent representation of what the property looks like. Here is photos of the interior of the property. Here is a photo looking mauka and a photo looking more to the south and makai. There is an about twelve-foot paved path through the property right now, so that’s what you are seeing here. And, again, here is just a view of further makai just showing that it’s kind of overgrown and vegetated at this point. Here is a view of Lālei Place looking south to the subject property, which the boundary is roughly in this area, and a view from Hane Street looking north where the subject property is generally in this area. Again, both Lālei Place and Hane Street are County roads, and you can see with the striping and everything else, and these are the two roads that will be connected through the subject parcel. So I wanted to bring your attention to some documents that I passed out to you this morning. The first two are going to be in relationship to an amendment request to Condition M, which is a condition relative to fair share payments. So I’ll just give you a second – unfortunately, we didn’t have a chance to get this out to you beforehand – so if you want to take a minute to kind of 2 EXHIBIT B