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of the infrastructure requirements allowing options to address infrastructure requirements and <br />allowing the ability to time those improvements to be concurrent with the actual development of <br />the project that they're designed to serve as well as increasing the residential uses while <br />decreasing the commercial components of the project. <br />The County zoning for the property is currently Project District as shown in the gray color. The <br />Project District zoning was granted in 2010. There are residential subdivisions to the north. We <br />have Crescent City Heights. This would be Kaumana Gardens, and then the Pu`u Honu Tract is <br />in this area here. These are all zoned Single -Family Residential — 7,500 square feet. To the <br />south, you have the Sunrise Ridge Subdivision. That's zoned RS -10. There's also a State lot <br />zoned Agricultural — 1 acre. Further to the south across the Mohouli Extension, this is the new <br />Lakeview Estates Subdivision on lands zoned Agricultural — 1 acre which is shown in the light <br />green. And, then across Komohana Street on the east side, there are several commercially zoned <br />properties. Those are shown in the light pink color, and you're probably familiar with the <br />medical center here in this area between Ponahawai Street and Punahele Street. <br />The General Plan designation for the property is Medium Density Urban which is shown in the <br />orange color that allows for residential and multi -family residential up to 35 units per acre. The <br />current proposal to increase the housing units to 700 units maximum is well below the Medium <br />Density Urban threshold of 35 residential units per acre. <br />This is an aerial photo of the property. Again, you have the residential subdivisions to the north. <br />You have the medical center just located east of the property. Sunrise Ridge Estates Subdivision <br />here. And, then it's a little difficult to see, but the Alenaio Stream runs in this area here, crosses <br />under Mohouli Street, and then generally runs along in this area here, and out to Komohana <br />Street. <br />This is the Applicant's original master plan that they submitted in 2011. I'll go over some of the <br />components. You have Mohouli Street on the left side of the slide, and you have Komohana on <br />the right side. The red areas are designated for commercial development, and so you have some <br />commercial, the bulk of the commercial would be on the Komohana Street side, as well as a little <br />bit on the Mohouli Street side, and some in the middle. All of the areas shown in yellow are for <br />residential. You have the Alenaio Stream running through the bottom portion of the property, <br />and Pu`u Honu Cinder Cone is located at the top in the dark green. There are conditions in the <br />current ordinance that require that that be preserved. It has some historic significance. And, <br />then, the darker purple color was to be a medical park, and then the lighter blue color mixed use <br />senior housing, commercial. <br />So, since 2011, the master plan has changed a little bit. This is the Applicant's current proposed <br />master plan. You can see that that commercial area that was in the middle of the development <br />has been removed. So, the yellow colors again are the residential areas, and now the pink are <br />commercial, blue is still mixed use, and the medical park still remains in the same area here. <br />So, the major changes between the two are the removal of the commercial component in the <br />middle and some expansion of commercial development in the area that was designated for <br />mixed use. <br />EXHIBIT C <br />4 <br />