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<br />MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE <br />KAILUA VILLAGE DESIGN COMMISSION <br /> <br />MEETING DATE: April 24, 2007 <br />TIME: 5:02 p.m. <br />PLACE: The Mayor’s Office Conference Room, Suite 103, Hanama Place Office <br />Building in Kailua Village <br /> <br />ROLL CALL <br />1. Members Present: Theresa L. Andreae, Fanny Collins Au Hoy, Stephen H. <br />Herbert and David M. Ross <br />2. Land Owner: Aaron Eberhardt <br />3. Applicant’s Representatives: Owen Chrisman, Clifford Mukai, Keith Niiya, <br />Russell Gushi, Craig Ashihara, Nancy Burns, Britt Craven, Wayne Daimaru, Fritz <br />Harris-Glade, Neal Kadooka, Warren Miura, Ivan Sakamoto and Alan Unemori <br />4. Staff Present: Bennett Mark, Deanne Bugado, Rosalind Newlon and Noriko Sauer <br /> <br />UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> None. <br /> <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />1. Design review of Lanihau Marketplace Phase II. Applicant: Colleen Miyasato of Maryl <br />Group. Land owner: Aaron Eberhardt, member of PR II Westwood Lanihau Expansion <br />LLC. TMK: 7-5-004:007, portion of 010, 029 and 052. Located at 75-5592 Palani Road <br />(Existing Lanihau Marketplace Center), Kailua-Kona, HI, off of Henry Street. <br /> <br />Staff Presentation <br />Ms. Newlon oriented the Commissioners of the subject and surrounding properties on a <br />location map and site plan, and presented some background information on the proposed <br />Phase II of Lanihau Marketplace. The combined lots are zoned General Commercial <br />Districts (CG-20) – 20,000 square feet per building site. The proposed uses include <br />retail, restaurants and office buildings. <br /> <br />Ms. Newlon said that the proposed structures will be south of the existing Lanihau <br />Center. The vehicular access includes the existing entrances off of Henry Street and <br />Palani Road, and a new entrance off of Henry Street will provide access to the office <br />buildings located on the mauka portion of the subject property. She added that there is a <br />pedestrian pathway through the landscape strip along Henry Street that leads to the shops, <br />and there is also a pedestrian bridge that connects the office space building on the mauka <br />side to the shops and restaurants on the makai side. <br /> <br />Ms. Newlon stated that the parking requirement calculates out to 572 stalls based on the <br />proposed total building area of 161,293 square feet, and the applicant is proposing 704 <br />stalls. The parking includes 16 ADA stalls including 4 van-accessible stalls, which meets <br />the ADA parking requirements. She also stated that 8 off-street loading stalls are <br />1 <br /> <br />