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"The County Council shall adopt by ordinances a general plan which shall set forth the Council's policy for long-range comprehensive physical development of the County. It shall contain ..."the most desirable density of~ulation in several parts of the County"... and in other matters as may, in the Council's iudement be beneficial to... (b) No public improvement... shall be initiated or adopted unless the same conforms to and implements the General Plan Procedures and broad brush map makes this impossible. (c) Amendment to the General Plan may be initiated by the Council or the Planning Director For the sake of time I will try to elaborate in sequential order following the proposed drafts of the General Plan that I have some concerns 3.4 DISTRICT VISION STATEMENTS 3.4.1 Puna District Vision Statement [small-scale tourist-related activities.] large-scale tourist-related activities as in the number one tourist attraction, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park CHAPTER 4 GENERAL PLAN ELEMENTS 4.1 ECONOMIC ELEMENT Development of sound public policy requires our understanding of the economic factor affecting the planning area or region. Such factors are lazgely responsible for growth or a lack of growth and any planning effort must take them into account. • Rezone lands in bulk to allow immediate construction of all needs to accorrz~ish the natural eowth of 2% of the pro~ect~ ed ponulation increaseper year and the des>red densrtv in each district or re ion 2% of ] 50,000 population = 3000 new people per year. 4.3 HOUSING ELEMENT Pazagtagh 3 From Government's perspective, [adequate housing) housing for all social levels 4.3.1 Housing Objectives • Maintain a diversity ofsocial-economic housing mix throughout the different parts of the County. Contradicts paragragh 3 "adequate housing"