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LAND'_"` <br />PLANNING 0 <br />HAWAII LLC <br />September 14, 2021 <br />Mr. Jeffrey Darrow, Deputy Director <br />Planning Department <br />COUNTY OF HAWAII <br />101 Pauahi Street <br />Hilo, HI 96720 <br />Dear Mr. Darrow: <br />194 Wiwoole St. Hilo, HI 96720 <br />(808) 333-3393 <br />info@landplanninghawaii.com <br />Subject: Additional Information <br />Applicant: Kona Aerial Gymnastic Team Inc. <br />Waiaha 1st — Puapuaanui 1st, North Kona, Hawaii TMK (3) 7-5-017: 044 <br />We are in receipt of the Recommendation Report and appreciate the Department's hard work <br />though this tricky transition period to the new EPIC system. <br />We previously provided a rough mark-up indicating the as -built bathrooms. Please see attached <br />drawings showing the bathrooms in greater detail. <br />The proposed Condition 10 in the Recommendation Report would require: <br />Prior to Certificate of Occupancy, the applicant shall align the access driveway within the 60 - <br />foot wide future Kakalina Road extension alignment. This alignment shall be noted on all future <br />plans submitted to the County and shall be kept clear of any permanent structures. <br />While the landowner intends to realign access to the indicated area there is considerable design, <br />engineering, and physical work that would need to occur to accomplish the realignment. The <br />realignment work would entail flood zone work with the associated additional permitting and <br />engineering work. At this time the landowner does not have a firm timeline for the completion of <br />this work. <br />We believe the access is sufficient for the proposed use and in the event that flooding makes the <br />driveway impassible, the paved (mauka/makai) driveway designated for emergency access along <br />the southern property boundary could be used. Alternately, if this strategy is not deemed <br />appropriate we intend to request an alternative allowing access from the paved driveway until <br />such time the main access is realigned to the planned Kakalina Road extension alignment. <br />Written public testimony submitted to date has been overwhelmingly positive, however some <br />testifiers have raised previous issues relating to the subject property without the context of their <br />conclusion. The landowner has taken steps to remedy any past violations. <br />• The complaint alleging rock crushing on the property was closed 9/18/2020 with a <br />finding that Zoning Code was not violated. <br />