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1-3 Modify: Retain Resort in the vicinity of Pohue Bay 1-4 Modify: Retain Industrial midway between Hawaii Belt Road and coastline in Kahuku 1-5 Modify: Retain Low and Medium Density Urban makai of Hawaii Belt Road in Kahuku 1-8 Modify: Retain Extensive Agriculture between Honuapo and Punaluu 1-9 Modify: Retain Urban Expansion Area east of Naalehu 1-10 Initiate: Low Density to Medium Density Urban, which would allow industrial - commercial uses under Draft 2. FACILITIES AND OTHER MAPS Facilities and other Maps have a similar role in Drafts 1 and 2. Draft 2 clarifies the role of the Facilities and Other Maps by stating "The General Plan Facilities Maps show general locations of public and private facilities and utilities, and existing and proposed transportation networks. Other informational maps and tables include lava hazard zones, government-owned lands, historic sites, natural beauty, and military installations. The General Plan Facilities Maps and other maps and tables are to be used for informational purposes only, may be periodically updated, and are included by reference." Draft 1 adopts the Facilities Maps, all of which note under the titles "This map was produced by the County of Hawaii, Planning Department. It is intended for planning purposes only and should not be used for boundary interpretations or other spatial analysis beyond the limitations of the data." FACILITIES MAP AND OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS 38. Replace Facilities Maps -Roadway Maps A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and Electricity Map transmitted in July 22, 2003 letter from Planning Director Chris Yuen to Council Members. 39. Retain the Puna coastal government road on the facility map. Showing the road on the Facilities Maps D and E -Transportation -Road. 40. Initiate a table called 'Areas of Natural Beauty by Ahupua'a or Region' to be placed with the other maps. The table lists those areas of natural beauty described in Draft 1 and makes clear that it should be used for planning and program purposes. Treatment measures for mitigation, protection, preservation and/or enhancement are all program goals. CONCLUSION The General Plan is the Council's planning policy guide. Draft 2 shifts the paradigm towards action, implementation and coordination of financing and infrastructure—a meaningful legacy. Att. 17