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Bill/Resolution - Type
BIL
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2000-2002
Bill/Resolution
163
Draft
02
Introducer
Leningrad Elarionoff, Councilmember, Chair, Planning Committee James Y. Arakaki, Councilmember
Referred To
PC
Action 1
PC: Deferred - 11/23/04
Action 2
PC: Held over for public hearing - 12/20/04
Action 3
(Below is for all three drafts)
Action 4
PC: Public Hearing - 1/3/05
Action 5
PC: Closed File - 1/4/05 (Note: recommends original Draft 1, as amended to Draft 4, pass 1st reading)
Comments
(Below history is on first draft only) (Below includes Dr. 2) (Below is for all three drafts) PC: Closed File - 1/4/05 (Note: recommends original Draft 1, as amended to Draft 4, pass 1st reading) PC: Deferred - 11/23/04 PC: Held over for public hearing - 12/20/04 PC: Public Hearing - 1/3/05 PC: Workshop - Hilo (includes Dr. 2) - 6/14/04 PC: Workshop, Hilo - 12/18/03 PC: Workshop, Hilo (ag land portion) - 4/19/03 PC: Workshop, Hilo - 2/10/03 PC: Workshop, Keauhou Beach Hotel (includes Dr. 2) - 6/15/04
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SECTION S. SOUTH KOHALA DISTRICT VISION STATEMENT <br />The South Kohala District is dominated by the Kohala Mountains to the north and Mauna Kea to <br />the south. The South Kohala District will remain as one of the world's premier resort <br />destinations. The South Kohala District will continue as the ranching center of the island with <br />vast open spaces and truck farming will be encouraged in productive areas. South Kohala's <br />coastal areas are characterized by white sand beaches. A greenbelt open space provides the <br />separation between Waikoloa Village and Waimea. <br />The hillside above Waimea remains in open space, providing a clear boundary to the village and <br />a scenic resource to the community. <br />Waimea continues to expand as the commercial, educational, health, and service center for the <br />North Hawaii region. The town center is oriented around the Mamalahoa Highway/Lindsey <br />Road intersection area and will stay within the limits established by Fukushima store on the east <br />and the Pu'u'opelu complex on the west. <br />Ranching dominates the landscape and provides open space/vistas around Waimea. <br />Premier resort facilities in the coastal areas provide opportunities for both visitors and residents. <br />The coastal areas are enhanced for public access and use. 'Ohai'ula, Hapuna State Park and <br />Puako recreational area is a world-class beach/coastal recreational area. <br />Waimea is an important agricultural area. The farmlands along Mamalahoa Highway and the <br />Lalamilo area are protected. <br />A "greenway" system within Waimea provides alternative transportation modes to <br />accommodate bikers, walkers and horses. <br />Kawaihae Commercial Harbor is improved to accommodate needs of West Hawaii as well as to <br />ensure that non-commercial boating uses are accommodated/expanded. <br />Waikoloa Village is an emerging residential and commercial center. A full range of services <br />provides for the needs of the residents in the area. <br />12 <br />
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