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i <br /> Waiakea Houselots area. The top of your screen is heading in the Hamakua direction, and the <br /> bottom is in the Ka`u direction. You have this district area before you(clearing of throat, excuse <br /> me) that applies to an area that has various commercial uses as well as residential uses that span <br /> around the subject property and that we will be discussing today. <br /> The applicant is requesting a change of zone to reclassify the subject property from a Single- <br /> Family Residential-10,000 square feet also known as RS-10 to a General Commercial-7,500 <br /> square feet. The applicants stated reasons for the request is to formalize the existing commercial <br /> use of the property as general office space for the landowner's lessee, the State of Hawaii and to <br /> allow for additional future land uses that are permitted within the CG district. The existing <br /> dwelling that is located on the subject property is currently being leased to the State of Hawaii <br /> Judiciary Branch for general office use for the Children's Advocacy Program and its related <br /> activities. <br /> I just want to take the time to provide the Commission with the background on the subject <br /> property. As mentioned in the slide before, the current lessee is the State of Hawaii and in May <br /> of nineteen ninety (1990) the Planning Department issued a determinationin response to a <br /> zoning inquiry for the operation of the Children's Advocacy Center to be located on the subject <br /> property. The Planning Department stated that in its reasonings for the approval`was that the use <br /> was qualified under a public service use and the Director,at the time had issued conditions for the <br /> subject property which included that the Children's Advocacy Center was to be the sole occupant <br /> of the structure. The use was not to be transferrable to anyone else and lastly the applicant was <br /> to acquire final Plan Approval from the Planning Department prior to use of the structure. Any <br /> provisions from the May 1990 request would also require a re-evaluation. So, on June thirteenth <br /> (13t), 1990 the Planning Department issued plan approval to the landowners and shortly after <br /> the plan approval was given the landowners came in and got the appropriate building permits to <br /> convert the existing dwelling to the office space that it's currently being used as. <br /> This is a County zoning map for the subject property. The subject property is outlined in red and <br /> the County zoning for the subject parcel is Single-Family Residential-10,000 square feet as <br /> indicated in the yellow color. Also, shown as RS-10. The surrounding properties include a <br /> property located to the west that is zoned Neighborhood Commercial-10,000 square feet also <br /> shown on your screen as CN-10 and is indicated by the salmon color. To the north and across <br /> the Lono Street and Kino`ole Street intersection is the Credit Union that is on a parcel that is <br /> zoned General Commercial-twenty thousand (20,000) square feet as indicated in maroon and <br /> directly east and across of the subject property on Kino`ole Street is a property zoned General <br /> Commercial as indicated in the lighter maroon color. <br /> This is the State Land Use Boundary map, the subject property is outlined in red on this map. <br /> The State Land Use designation is Urban which is shown in the pink color. As you can tell the <br /> entire property is within the State Land Use Urban district as well as all of the surrounding <br /> properties are also located within the State Land Use Urban district. This is the General Plan <br /> Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG) map. The subject property is outlined in white and <br /> is located within the red area that represents the High Density Urban. This LUPAG area spans <br /> much of the subject as well as the surrounding area. This is where the Planning Department <br /> 2 <br /> EXHIBIT B(DRAFT) <br />