COM 0964.021 2004-2006 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Mr. Leningrad Elarionoff November 21, 2003 - 03A-618 Page 2 Landowner TMK Acreage 5) William J. Paris, Jr. 7-9-05: 6 11.70 7-9-05:77 20.70 7-9-05:7 0.643 7-9-05: 60 22.403 7-9-05:75 0.987 7-9-06: 3 46.5 7-9-06:36 66.5 7-9-06: 4 18.0 7-9-06: 35 18.0 7-9-06:13 3.45 8-9-06:14 2.75 211.633 6) Margaret Schattauer 7-9-05: 2 30.80 7-9-05: 3 16.357 47.157 TOTAL 803.926 *Recently Sold. The lands owned by these landowners, all of whom have owned their land here for many years, are located generally between Keauhou Resort and Hokulia and between the shoreline and area below the Kuakini and Mamalahoa Highways in North Kona. These lands, which are referred to herein as the Lower Honalo lands, are vacant or in very low-carrying capacity cattle ranching. The cattle are placed on the land primarily to keep scrub vegetation down to mitigate fire hazard. In general, the Lower Honalo lands are steep, stony, and rocky Aa and Pahoehoe lava with little or no soil cover. These are the same soils as underlay Hokulia and Keauhou Resort. There is no irrigation on these lands. As a County condition for the development of Hokulia, a bypass roadway for Mamalahoa Highway is currently under construction across these Lower Honalo lands. No provision is being made for the bringing of irrigation or domestic water to these lands in the building of the bypass. The draft General Plan update proposes to replace the current "Orchards" and "Extensive Agricultural" designations for these Lower Honalo lands with a new classification called "Important Agricultural Lands."