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<br /> 4 d 2 iii ELIMINATE this provision relating to satisfying the affordable housing requirement at <br /> the stage of final subdivision approval. All conditions for subdivision approval should be <br /> determined at the tentativelpreliminary review stage. Final subdivision approval is supposed to be <br /> simply a ministerial exercise of reviewing compliance with the conditions imposed at the stage of <br /> preliminary approval. Revisions made to the subdivision code last July did confuse the distinction <br /> between tentative and final subdivision review but don't add to that confusion. So that you <br /> understand, once a subdivision receives tentative subdivision approval, the developer can <br /> proceed with design and review of the construction plans. Once those construction plans are <br /> approved, then the developer can proceed with ALL infrastructure construction. Final subdivision <br /> approval is what allows the developer to start to sell the units. <br /> 7 Re' Districts where there is existing substantial affordable housing. Exempt this affordable <br /> housing requirement in those districts where there is existing substantial affordable housing <br /> available. Proposed language: "Every five years the planning director shall recommend to the <br /> County Council which districts have substantial affordable housing available. As of the effective <br /> date of this ordinance, the districts of Hilo and Puna are determined to have substantial affordable <br /> housing available. " <br /> Rationale: reasonable not to include this requirement in districts where affordable housing is not <br /> needed. <br /> Question: which districts currently have substantial affordable housing available --Puna? Hilo? <br /> any others? <br /> <br />