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Ordinances - Council Term
2002-2004
Year
2004
Ordinance
143
Effective Date
12/8/2004
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(e) Classification of land: <br />(1) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (e)(2) of this section, land shall be <br />classified, upon consideration of its highest and best use, into the following <br />general classes: <br />(A) Improved residential, <br />(B) Unimproved residential, <br />(C) Apartment, <br />(D) Hotel and resort, <br />(E) Commercial, <br />(F) Industrial, <br />(G) Agricultural or native forests, <br />(H) Conservation, and <br />(I) Homeowner. <br />(2) In assigning land to one of the general classes the director of finance shall give <br />major consideration to the districting established by the land use commission <br />pursuant to chapter 205, Hawaii Revised Statutes, the districting established by <br />the County in its general plan and zoning ordinance, use classifications <br />established in the general plan of the State, and such other factors which <br />influence highest and best use, except that parcels which are used exclusively as <br />the owner's principal residence shall be classified as "Homeowner" without <br />regard to the highest and best use, provided that the director has granted to the <br />owner a home exemption in accordance with sections 19-71 to 19-72. <br />(A) The homeowner class is exclusively reserved for properties which are <br />used as the owner's principal residence. Uses which shall not qualify as <br />"Homeowner" include: <br />(i) Real property which is valued according to its nondedicated <br />agricultural use pursuant to subsection [~9-33(x}}19-57. <br />(ii) Real property which is dedicated to an agricultural use or native <br />forest use. <br />(iii) Real property which is used for commercial or income-producing <br />purposes, except as exempted under section 19-71(a) or (b, <br />(iv) Real property which is used for residential rental purposes, <br />whether for short-term or long-term tease. <br />(v) Real property which is used for any purpose other than the <br />owner's principal residence. <br />for .- .,M .,I„-r'C., ~.F.. ..} l <br />~v~ oul.~~ VaJJTCCIRVfI-arC7TICG7 <br />(3) Whenever there is an overlap or contradiction in districting or use classification <br />between the County and the State, zoned districts by the County shall take <br />precedence. <br />
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