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Glossary The following list, arranged alphabetically, provides definitions for planning terms used throughout this document. The translations for Hawaiian words are taken and adapted as necessary from Ulukau, the Hawaiian Electronic Library, available online at https:Hwehewehe.org/. Accessory Dwelling Unit (or'Ohana Dwelling) is a second dwelling unit permitted to be built as a separate or an attached unit on a building site but does not include a guest house or a farm dwelling, as defined in the Hawaii County Code. Action Committee (AC) is a citizen -composed committee established for an adopted community development plan and administered by the Planning Department. Actions specify how a planning policy will be implemented. Actions are meant to be refined during the process of implementation in consideration of available resources, more detailed analysis, feasibility, and other factors. Thus, these actions are not legally binding but are meant to provide specific directional guidance for plan implementation and to be implemented in good faith. Active Living Corridor is a planned or existing linear space within a community designed to promote physical activity, active transportation, and community interaction. These corridors often integrate pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, such as sidewalks, bike lanes, and trails, connecting residential areas with key destinations like parks, schools, shopping centers, and public transit stations. The design of active living corridors prioritizes safety, accessibility, and aesthetic appeal, encouraging residents to engage in walking, jogging, cycling, and other forms of active recreation as part of their daily routines. These corridors contribute to public health by facilitating active lifestyles and reducing reliance on motor vehicles, thereby promoting sustainable and vibrant urban environments. Active Transportation (or non -motorized transportation) refers to any way of getting from place to place that is powered by human energy, such as walking or cycling. Adaptation is the process of observing changes in social, environmental, and economic systems and adjusting operations to meet present and anticipated future needs. Affordable Housing consists of dwelling units that may be rented or purchased at cost levels that can be afforded by persons or families who are within the definition of "qualified households" and whose total household income is within the affordable housing income guidelines, as defined in the Hawai'i County Code. Agricultural Parks are areas set aside by the State of Hawai'i, specifically for agricultural activities to encourage the continuation or initiation of such agricultural operations. The State's Agricultural Parks Program makes land available to small farmers at a reasonable cost with long-term tenure. Agricultural -Based Commercial Operations are allowed on lands within the State Land Use Agricultural District. Agricultural -based commercial operations include: • A roadside stand that is not an enclosed structure, owned and operated by a producer for the display and sale of agricultural products grown in Hawai'i and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawai'i. • A farmers' market, which is an outdoor market limited to producers selling agricultural products grown in Hawaii and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawaii. Agriculture Tourism (or agritourism) is tourism related to experiencing and appreciating agriculture products, settings, and lifestyles. Agroforestry is the intentional integration of trees and shrubs into crop and animal farming systems Glossary I County of Hawaii General Plan 8