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HENRIQUES: Yes, I do. CHAIRMAN: Thank you. Please state your name and resident address, and if you received the Background and Recommendation Reports. HENRIQUES: My name is Robert J. Henriques, P. O. Box 3127, Kailua-Kon~~~~r~5. I have received the Recommendation. Time.-.-------r - RY-----------'----'--. Date------- ~ ~ - CHAIRMAN: Thank you. County Council /v - ,f, ~'C KASHIWA: My name is Gregg Kashiwa, 5375 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii. I have received the Recommendation. CHAIRMAN: Thank you. Do you have anything else you'd like to testify to at this time? KASHIWA: Not at this time. CHAIRMAN: Okay, then we'll ask you to take a seat back and get public testimony. Will the three people who raised their hand please come forwazd. Please state your name and resident address. E. KRIEG: Eric Krieg, 73-4265 Mamalahoa Highway or Hawaii Belt Highway. CHAIRMAN: Please testify. E. KRIEG: Well, I represent the property just east of the subject property, and I have some questions on how the development is going to be carried out. First of all, on the metes and boundaries, there's a 4.131 acre discrepancy, and it hasn't been pointed out how this property has gone from I1 acres to 15 acres. You know, how does the boundary change? How does the boundary change due to the surveying? We can see that the east, the south and the Mamalahoa Highway seem to check out, but the north boundary may be in question. As to the size and extreme narrowness of the property, it does not seem to lend itself to any sort of a profitable ag enterprise if broken down into five three-acre lots. The property is only 260 to 300 feet wide by a little over 2,000 feet long. It's also a Soil Class E, which is the poorest classification for soil. On the Subdivision Codes, they want to put a road inside there. And on Subdivision Codes it states that no dead-end cul-de-sacs over 600 feet maximum should be allowed; and this property, when they put the road in, that dead-end cul-de-sac would be over 1,500 feet long. The Subdivision Codes also state that three-acre lots cannot be any less than 170 feet in width, that they take that all from one-acre lots being 130-foot minimum width, and then each additional acre adding 20 feet to that. So, right now, just for one of those acres, those three- -32- 6 0 . d2 Comae. No. Fide rE1o. 2 N GIKhI Ief Zbt PrQSented ~pe<,Qi PC. JAN 2 3 1997