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setbacks must be included as part of the Scenic Corridor Management Plan and adopted by <br /> enabling ordinance by the County Council. The Scenic Corridor Management Plan must <br /> demonstrate the need for the adoption of special standards and conditions in order to preserve, <br /> maintain, protect, or enhance the intrinsic character of the corridor consistent with the purposes <br /> of this Chapter. <br /> Section 25-6-61. Criteria for establishing a Scenic Corridor. A Scenic Corridor may <br /> be adopted as an amendment to this chapter whenever the public necessity and convenience and <br /> the general welfare require that a comprehensive planning approach for a transportation corridor <br /> be adopted in order to establish continuity in land uses while providing the required <br /> infrastructural facilities and systems. A Scenic Corridor may only be established if the proposed <br /> district meets the following criteria: <br /> (a) Is consistent with the intent and purpose of this chapter and the County General <br /> Plan. <br /> (b) Will not result in a substantial adverse impact upon the surrounding area, <br /> community or region. <br /> (c) Will enhance Hawaii County's significant natural, visual, recreation, historic <br /> and/or cultural qualities. <br /> (d) Will protect and enhance the attractiveness of Hawaii County to make it a better <br /> place to live, work, visit, and/or play. <br /> (e) Will improve Hawaii County's economic vitality by enhancing and protecting <br /> <br /> our unique natural, scenic, historic. cultural, and/or recreational resources. <br /> (f) [s located on a major or minor arterial highway or collector road. <br /> (g) Is at least three miles in length. <br /> (h) Includes at least one of the following six intrinsic qualities: <br /> (1) Scenic <br /> (2) Natural <br /> (3) Historic <br /> (4) Cultural <br /> 2 <br /> <br />