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Page 4 of 6 enabling ordinance, which will be forwazded to the Planning Commission for its recommendation to the [Hawai`i County C]council. A [Scenic] Corridor Management Plan is a written document that assesses the intrinsic qualities of the corridor and specifies actions, procedures, controls, and administrative as well as community strategies that will be pursued to maintain those qualities. Special conditions and standards developed for an individual Scenic Corridor shall be included as part of the enabling ordinance. Elements of the Corridor Management Plan will include: (1) Vision and Goals Statement. (2) A map [clearly] identifying the Scenic Corridor boundaries and the location, [length] of intrinsic qualities and different land uses within the Scenic Corridor. [the transportation corridor and proposed boundaries of the Scenic Corridor.] (3) An assessment of such intrinsic qualities and their context. (4) An assessment of needs and expectations. (5) An assessment of anticipated transportation, economic, environmental and social impacts. (6) Strategies for economic development and marketing of the Scenic Corridor. (7) Strategies for maintaining and enhancing the Corridor's intrinsic qualities. (8) Strategies for community participation. (9) Identification of organizations, agencies and individuals to be consulted in the planning process. (10) Identification of regulatory and non-regulatory tools recommended that could aid in the implementation of the Scenic Corridor Management Plan. The evaluation and selection of tools needed to protect and/or enhance the corridor should be based on the following criteria: (A) The ability to assure [Provide the ability to insure] that new development is consistent with the conditions and standazds established for the Scenic Corridor, while maintaining the property owners' [s] rights to reasonable use of the property[.] or providing for fair market value compensation to property owners for any infringement or encumbrance upon such rights. (B) The ability to [P]provide the appropriate degree of development and aesthetic control needed to preserve and enhance quality of the corridor. (C) The ability to [P]provide the flexible, [ility to apply a] diverse[ity ofJ, and suitable regulatory and non-regulatory tools and techniques to a vaziety of circumstances. (11) Specific time schedules for plan implementation. (12) Standards for building design, signage, and roadway elements. In the case where the transportation corridor has not been built, the Corridor Management Plan may include special design standards for the corridor development, (13) Methods for interpreting and protecting significant resources. (14) Identification of potential funding sources. (15) Provisions for termination of the Corridor Management Plan if it is not implemented. 2/23/2007