Rames, speaking on behalf of CDPLLC, the land-owner, explained the land in question is located south and west of the building center. The plan includes one and two-story buildings that will contain a total of 491 units with 12 parking spaces. The storage units will be built West of those two parcels. Since the land is at a lower elevation than houses farther West of the parcels, the storage units will not obstruct the homeowners’ view, Rames said. During the questioning period of the hearing, Leia LaPlace Matthew, DPNR’s territorial planner, was told by Rames the storage facility will use water from the V.I.