facility which will be accepted and processed in their material construction and demolition waste which includes country rock asphalt and in many areas approximately a ten acre portion of land maui and there were several no objection or no comments return one from the department of transportation one of the department of general services a land survey committed their comments and i think it was illustrated instructive to compare this project which is the materials recycling facility with the recent project which the planning commission for the diego's project and in that so there are stringent controls for staff training for screening of the cereals and other types of things it's important although this is it's not for long term disposal it's not a landfill the materials will there are some very stringent requirements in the agreement with the land owner regarding post operations cleanup of the property so that it is basically returned to the to citizens state or to a state where it's similar to what exists today solar facilities so the problem there it has been put to industrial uses previously this is a aerial photo of the intersection and it comes from the traffic report that was done this particular slide is a study of the sizes and requirements and what it does show is that you're dedicated willing to make a left turn lane into the facility there's a left turn storage room if you're leaving the facility and there's also a dedicated rate him certainly if you're going to do more of the traffic study concluded that there was a whole requirement based on two things one the number of trips a project predicted to be pretty low  we need a conservative estimate of interest per hour for the traffic system but really we're looking at an average of maybe five to ten miles average per day coming in and out of the facility so there's not a lot of traffic the s it would be a sufficient gap in the traffic to leave the site so that's the basis for the traffic consultant concluding that we're no impacts to see facilities this is the site plan highest for the meeting the lowest all the lands in this area are rated so they are considered to be low productivity from an agricultural potential the mention that some of these are actually more appropriately located outside of the urban areas and this particular area and so now it was selected because of its proximity to other similar use er is that you have to do an environmental assessment which is a type of an environmental assessment that you could normally don't see but it's wired for other real estate transactions and they want to see if there's any kind of environmental that there will be a lot of traffic first thing in the morning anyways just because of the nature of the construction place and filling up the trucks but we've got we've asked for operations to go from seven thirty to the basically their regular working hours but i think that really is going to occur after the so the primary use of this as i understand it is going to be crashing in the construction material for recycling yes and then my question above about is when i out is that so it is just crushed rock it's rock crushed to a two minute particle so small that it gets into your lungs you can never get it out it gets in and then your body builds  this and there is the project generated traffic and so there's a table that have just the traffic generated by this project and there's a team from that and so there may have been a fifteen minute interval that was interested  be for something like this it could be a traffic report it case about a year to all together all of the relevant information into a review from this commission applications that are a little late to read all those documents before i make a decision policy that says that there are some uses that might be more appropriate outside of the urban ring because of the nature of their operations and the fact that it's this is temporary it's going to be rock and dirt because a lot of the stuff proving another one in the first one that isn't even gone into into you shit and we don't even know what i think yes we know there's there is materials going to be coming out because of the amount of jobs that there are but as hasn't even come over is not even functioning you were talking about the demand for it when we don't even know there's a demanding we don't know we're understanding the ones that we just put in place that hasn't even started functioning and we're going to put another one in the place ok so motion does not pass further discussion recommendations an additional option applicant out to do their presentation i just kind of wanted to bring you full circle of where this all started and where we're at today so that in november of two thousand and fifteen the plans are being received a reviewed by you on may twenty third and just to refresh everybody's memory we did convene the meeting on may twenty third but there was a legal challenge to the final and the judge put a stay intervene not except that you we the department had received a petition to intervene that was not able to be discussed and nothing was able to be done in that meeting except acknowledge of the for all of this entire little see that an amicable resolution was reached on both number one the legal challenge to the final environmental assessment and number two the decision to intervene on the special management area permit at five ten on july sixth friday afternoon we received a signed stipulated order from the parties come for me that the parties have reached a settlement of all planes in the matter the parties further agreed that a t c shall submit a modified sight plan to the planning commission for review and approval the plaintiffs agreed to withdraw their pending addition to intervene on the application to allow the planning permission to consider and t v action on the modified application with our intervention on the proceedings and that's exhibit b tool of and a dental record of the plans apartment prepared that it's important to note that the findings reports and minutes associated with the environmental assessment matter in two thousand and fifteen zero zero zero seven are incorporated here and by reference and are part of the record in th comparison of the infrastructure for both projects and so if you don't want to gauge four of the indians a report you can see two team was the first people to build one is a product mix comparison which takes they're asking you to review it which reduces the units to one hundred thirty four units and miles and twenty seven thousand three hundred square feet of commercial and sure twenty four lines twenty four units and one le letters and one letter and certainly that was exhibit exhibits forty four or sixty in the report and then the agenda report that i submitted to you on friday we have an additional fourteen support to help the community and conduct the interview we also want to grab places aplomb and i'm not quite sure when they started doing this i think it was the beginning of the year but it was much easier for the public advisory group over the years and they have taken everything that we suggest do or at least concerned about and have incorporated into their plan so  communication an indication to sustain our industry grows and we are engaged with holding our members to high standards for the betterment of our community and life in my chamber of commerce we urge government to work with developers and the public to develop and maintain recreational open spaces for use by the local community and visitors alike we are thankful to listen carefully evaluate proposed plan development regulations within social management areas to determine their requirements are communicated it increases the chance that quality project and development will meet our community expectations and make an overall of the lasting impression echo the concern that environmental assessment for smaller projects may not be the best way still valuate overall in half mining projects over twenty five years and even looking at a ten year plan requiring a larger environmental assessment would not accomplish that but will testimony during this project hearings have highlighted the need to cross for a comprehensive shoreline studies the county council this is the best way to let your properly integrated shoreline management and reservations of the entire coastline  would then be appropriate requirements identified for individual projects to be incorporated within their own boundary either you on behalf of the construction industry or maui representing over fifteen hundred and thirty employees and my there change to change his records so i was saying you know it's wonderful working with a developer that listens and just to know you so that's it engage in this comprehensive process this project is about balance the economic use of these lands is a driver for the proposal for you but it is bound by the duty to protect preserve and where possible resource cd animals and resources valuable coastal resorts is recreational use sources is stored and cultural resources among others this project is also for me anyway more importantly about the preservation and continuation of the history of mccann you have two copies of the two photographs of mccann who guided us nearly thirty five years ago the first photo is  community places and county during the nations for up to five hundred seventy three residential units and commercial development we then made a commitment that we wanted to create a project for the we formed a core team of designers planners and engineers and then enhanced the group with specialists to assess the many he issues that must be addressed when taking on a project in the special area then the team committed to doing things r and doing them well you've met our team before they're here with us again today and will be prepared to respond to any question that the presentation guided by the coastal management program we focus our planning and he objectives such as the resources in the open space resources coastal ecosystems economic uses coastal hazards managing development of focus on the one i plan as well as the views and then dr mann according we'll come up and talk about some key engineering issues including drainage and others and we'll top project development guy pose as it was introducing much time has been spent on creating a plan that is part of this and respectful to consistent with the objectives the pools in coastal ecosystems marine resources on and there's not generally significant as good environment for impacts into specially protective of valuable coastal resources regulations and finally a project that promotes environmental and economic and cultural sustainability both during construction and also when the community is operational  leptin just touch upon the development timeline for this project it has involved a multi year planning process that started with the acquisition of this piece of land by a t c mckenna back in two thousand and  heavily informed by those who really grade early in but received during the early community meetings so this is with the mechanics community advisory and cultural bocas groups some of the others of which you heard from today during recommendation for approval of the project plan to the planning commission in my last year as an mentioned earlier site inspection with the planning commission was also hosted in may of last year which involved the applicant  ting story poles to the commissioners and members of the public to tending the inspection and to refute the building height and also the un houses to be prepared for the project through viewing across two consecutive in the summary community input is being key and has been one of the most important posts of this project yaps again has worked with every opportunity to respond to any significant community concerns and see what can be done are part of and some of the modifications but more importantly to focus on some of the recent refinance on this modified plan as compared to that finally you know this process as we spoke to you before it started many years ago and a lot of the people that are here today have been part of that along the way in specially thankful to the people who you know consistently been there and many of them are those who have been there all their lives and for generations but also thankful to the people th environment shoreline views history and culture you might recall where through the lowering of two buildings the removal of a building that was once in this area something else to point out it's not really illustrated your goal is that as you might recall as part of the draft if i own the process we increased the marking from ten to twenty cells in response to some of the commons at that hearing overview of the big changes you've probably already heard and seen that there are now one hundred and thirty four units as compared to one hundred fifty eight units there are three fe and as the table as you may have also seen shows that we had through those reductions less demand counting infrastructure and that what was approved in the it is needed when he comes up will sift through more of the and this location is one of these boroughs setbacks excuse me one other here so if i look back and forth you'll notice building f was plan these twenty nine stalls are the maximum stalls possible on the streets in this this project say therea using engineering standers have your requirements for sight lines setbacks