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Home My WebLink AboutCOM 0092.008 2004-2006 photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bi11356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "9~n: Parks and historic sites." The pah is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Count Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. r ~ . Vii: ~ el3Y _ ~ a l l~ ~~.M~~.MyyyyyylI / :1~ 'x+fi6Ai ~ F~P~. ~~Y~. i PEPEEkEO MILL{VILLAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEkEO LIGHT STATION nam~ ~ ~ ~ address ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ HlE ~2~~ ~ epm~ ail l~(,:-Pu..•r l4.-t ,t ~i6 7 `EV ~1.~(e,.~=~_~ Nza-t~ Comm. No. ti• Ref. Ta Pr°0e~ ti Ref. fJasg i a photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pall. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old cazuP is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "4.p~n: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. I~ ik'c~ W_<_ ~ ~ aj 1P/EPE/EKE lO MIIt.L VII,LAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION name l~~`~`9Q~1~/ addressP~ SOX `.~1 ~ email k K ~ ~?LI 5 i ~ u photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepcekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "9~n: Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. t. "i 4 ~ PEPEEKEO MILL VII.LAGE CAMP ^ USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION name address Y~ - ~ ~1n email _ \ ~F photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill caznp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space park or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugar Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "Qgetl: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. .r~, :.u:. _ PEPEEKEOrrMII.L /VII.LAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION name ~~lGU rrlL+7L1 address ~tl~rn.~ .7-ZS'~ l~y~~tl<~ /~o.1y ema~~ r-n `~~v7-SE:s a` , ,i . photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 Thisaa~etition opposing Bill 356, a rezon g ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pac>ir~~ to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential kits willrai~ forty foot set back from the edge of the pall. There has been no provisions for an open spao~or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline area in the aa~eLensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The~6on park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plm~oommunity. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cuhural importance to Haa~al has contributed substantially to the Life of the rural co~nunities. The old camp was abaaiitand razed in 1980, yet the okl ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remit important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picas and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepei6ugaz M~71 and okl camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Invail~f 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "9~n: Pazks and histo~t." The pall is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoodair a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We asic fiirabk consideration from the Hawaii Co Councii and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. . 4S°a~ rv O/MI-LLf~VIL,LAGE CAMP /r~ USCG PEPEEK//EO LIGHT STATION eaE ?p address / U~ ~3oa' ~ ~C~"'-lO-~`" email i' ~ n a'i) /1' G .yY+ - .n photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space park or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugar Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "Open: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii County Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. -ter ~ ~~t` _ u Y i 37 Cn ~x. ~r ~ i try .ter ~~b A i . 4 _.mr~ar ~FTflC.i y w b Y• ` ~ f / ~ P-E'P~E~EKEO MII,,tL~ VILLAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT ST9TION name ~+L~(7~/.1u.z:r.L,e"~ address "7~-.~3~5 f~QWO// .f~C/~ /~'C~~fi~ mail K4iYucr - Kor~q, f!/ 9~ r~ ' ~ 4Z a . } photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 Ibis is addition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental PatySc, ILC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill caznp plantation park into eleven residential lots with aalya forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions fot an open span pt or special accommodations for persons heeding convenient access to the shoreline area in the ooat~ensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shorelme. The pd~tion park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plaata6a~oommunity. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaiaai has contn'buted substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abaodmi and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remaioiao important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnid~, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Peperla3a Stirgaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Lxveatagof 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "4g~n: Parks and histoocsies." The pall is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shor+e3~ior a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask forfnorable consideration froml the Hawau Co Counc~7 and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. 1 ":.Xa J . C i, wF _ ydA~. Sa, ..'-~Y ~~rv PEPEEKEO MII.L VII,LAGE CAME' USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION ea.s~/~ • ~ ad ress 7 6 ' ~~J N~ ~ ~i' email ~~'S ¢,~a~ L,'s~ J~'- ~D~tv ffT 1/o~YL~ ha~ii,~/'.~'orvP ,a_ ~ ,e F t - „`a -H yi e. Gs } ' i Y~~ . photo by Jerry Rothstein taken Jam?ary 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge ofthe pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugar Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The Genera] Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as " en: Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii County Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. ~ a' " ~ ~ °'d~ ~ E: :r, ~ rE . ~ - ~ ,r A ~~k Jt,~ I I~~L- / d` x ~ i- PEPEEPEO((pp~~M,_I,LL VILLAGE C?.MP c-~_ ~ ~ USCG PEP/E/EKEO LIGH~Tj~S'~TATION nam b[dEQ~x4,~(JU),Y address r~~'`E ~07~~ Icltl~C[P~ "6~~err~ail ~2~u~u. rb~~s mJohQd.~3@y~i~ lD/1~ 1 J 1 ~ , -~L~,.. g 1 ~ ~ r~~ 9 .r } - - 4~Y~ nTgk' photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pall. There has been no provisions for an open space park or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as " en: Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii County Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. w~ .,R. ,;.ry r sa , .'ate'=~a ~`f~ ~s: . ~ 9 •~i' i r.~~~i~~ .l.~n i / ~ _ PEPEEILEOM1ILI L VILLAGE CAIvIP~ USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION name ~€~h ~ f~ ~ o-~ address ,~D 8Q1~ 9a-~ ~c.(MO.. ~r~r~d email Rto74~ ti :a , photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is apdition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, ILC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill caznp plantation park into eleven residential bts with aai~a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space prt or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline area in the ooe~ehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The pir~ion park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill pladatioacommunity. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cuhural importance to Hawai ad has cornnbuted substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abaodo~od and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has reaoaoadaa important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for f skiing, picoidu~, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepoe~sa S~gaz M~71 and okl camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Invr~ogof 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "Q~II: Pazks and historic saes." The pali is gently sloping and low, malting this the easiest place to access the shon9eefor a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for fworabk consideration from the Hawaii Co Counc~7 and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. y.. ~ ~ O MILL VII.LAGE CAMP r AU ISCG PEPEEKEO LIGIIT STATION vase ~v~_~p n~ I addresc ~ J g l r , `t ( Dry X12, email ~ 1 ?o~ ~t ~f~nl -f~ ~a, l~nu - lLo„a ~ ~~~noo. coM , i photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bi11356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "4p~n: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. ~ ~qa ~ ~I~ . PEPEEREO MII.L'VpII.LAGE CAMP USCG P IEP/EEKEO LI JG IHT STATION name 1 ~ G r I Ot N n t~ IJ P- e ~ddress ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I^ ~ ~ (y email photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contnbuted substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. .rt ~9 - ~ ; PEPEEI{EO MII.LcV~II,,~,L,AGnE~ /C;AME' 7 USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHTf~STATTON name / "Y~~~t`~~~J//111.`t' address ~ ~ ~~~J J~ b ~CL~ 6 email t photo by Jerry Rothstein taken JAnuary 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pall. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accorrunodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawari and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "Qp~II: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. h 1, ~,~m, ~~r.,_ .r . - ' s'~' ..x F' PEPEEKEO MQ.L VII.LAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION ti- name ~ ~'r:e ~ 1 address i .5-''17f.h`` ~I'~;i~ri;~~n~.l~_1 !~w~r1 . email i~ Ap' photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline area in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugar Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "Qgcn: Pazks and historic sites." The pall is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. ~ .i.; . M~1,,, ,u.. '~1/~Y,~' I~ ~PEPEEKEO MII.L//V~~II.LAGE CAMP USCG P1EPEEK"E~O /L`IGHT STATION name1111~~~.L ~JI Mlf. ~7,~~ address~~1n 0~1~}Ill V~#I ~Uy email -Kcx.~Q-t.~- I~~ ~ ~i ~ 9 ~ ~ y d a photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline area in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contn'buted substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball pazk and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "4gsIl: Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. .+6' I~ 1 1 ~ + PEPEEI{EO MQ.L VII,LAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION e u { ~ photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation pazk into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline azea in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugaz Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has retrained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "4~Il: Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Coun Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. ~ ~.:z ai;' -.Y. b .r _ ~PEPEEBEO MQ.L VII,LAGE CAMP ' / / / /U/SC/G/PEP/EEKEO~LIGHT STATION !oi r ~.t- ~5 ~-C' ~ ~ - ~f t~v ~ !-h/ l aG~O (/0, / / ~,~J(rLk"~-e5~ il.t-N~ ~ ~ lG~o` 1 L4n~. 't1~~d ~Y~ ~l ~aW~~ r , rr. G4/L " f' ~ `M. «wr _ photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing BiD 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the okl Pepeekeo Mill campp plantation park into eleven residential bts with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pati. There has been m provisions for an open space park or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shorelme area in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation park at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last reranant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cuhural importance to Hawaii and has contn'buted substantially to the life of the rural comm?mities. The okl caznp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the okl ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for Sshing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the Courrty of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as "Q~II: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline azea within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii Co Council a~ a NO VOTE- BILL 356. S t4. ~ ~ . ~ 11111 x i° ~ ~I ,1 y ~w( ~'~~~I i. L /j1 -i J I/ ~ If ~ f , ~ ! a ~ "+1~P i ~ to 7 ~ ~ ..rt. PEPEEY~EO MII.L VII,LAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION ~ ~ address E~ya_rd S f lark mail 17-466 Ipuaiwaha St Keaau, HI 96749 (808) 966-7966 www.ecla hi.isagenix.com/ ~ Y 1 photo by Jerry Rothstein taken January 6, 2005 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bi11356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the old Pepeekeo Mill camp plantation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pali. There has been no provisions for an open space pazk or special accommodations for persons needing convenient access to the shoreline area in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shoreline. The plantation pazk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation community. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical and cultural importance to Hawaii and has contributed substantially to the life of the rural communities. The old camp was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the old ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and scenic azea. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugaz Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline azea as "(~tl: Pazks and historic sites." The pali is gently sloping and low, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawaii County Council and a NO VOTE- BILL 356. ~ ~ li ,i ~,i ~ ~µi iA r, . . PEPEEKEO MILL VILLAGE CAMP USCG PEPEEKEO LIGHT STATION email ~,a- c~ Gn ~ +Ka~ ~IC7~ ~,1i~hu~Rl~e~lo~~l r 'i , . _ ~ "YPd: ry- y ~ sr y l •}~I', ~ 4 -T. ~ L'. X. r h ydp. photo by Jerry Rothstein take Jaoaary 6, 2805 SAVE PEPEEKEO POINT NO VOTE- BILL 356 This is a petition opposing Bill 356, a rezoning ordinance which, if passed, would allow Continental Pacific, LLC to subdivide the oki Pepeekeo Mr71 camp platNation park into eleven residential lots with only a forty foot set back from the edge of the pa6. There has been no provisions for an open space park or special aocommodatio~ for persons rreedmg convenie~ aceess to the shoreline area in the comprehensive plan to subdivide 1300 acres and four miles of shorelime. The plantation perk at PEPEEKEO POINT is the last remnant of the historic Pepeekeo Mill plantation coa>arunity. The Sugar Industry is of significant historical sod cuhural importance to Hawari and has cotMnbuted sui~araiaiiy to the life of the rural cormamities. The oki ca?t>p was abandoned and razed in 1980, yet the oki ball park and surrounding shoreline open space has remained an important recreation and sc~ric area. Pepeekeo Point has been used for fishing, picnicking, and ocean viewing activities continuously for generations. Public access to the former Pepeekeo Sugar Mill and old camp is recognized in the County of Hawaii Public Shoreline Access Inventory of 1979. The General Plan of 1989 designates the shoreline area as Parks and historic sites." The pali is gently sbping and bw, making this the easiest place to access the shoreline for a four mile shoreline area within the newly created Pepeekeo Makai subdivision. We ask for favorable consideration from the Hawau County Council and a NO VnTE- BILL 356. ~i n~.' '.o~. ~ I~Ult~i i ' ~ ~l+~~;'w ! ~ ~ l ~ Sr k~ ~ ~.,~rn.:t A Ek'EO ~ L VII,LAGE CAMP , USCG PEPEEk:EO LIGHT' STAITOiv /L~(/ ~'~'li'""ti addrecc em ~I