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Communications - Council Term
2006-2008
Communication
0358
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003
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Margaret Wile
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Presented: PC - 5/15/07
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AGE PC 05/15/2007 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Agendas\2006-2008\Plannning Committee (PC)
COM 0358.000 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Communications\2006-2008
RES 158 Draft 01 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Resolutions\2006-2008
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Question 3: SHOULD THE COUNTY COUNCIL. BE THE ENTITY <br /> THAT HOLD5 THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR DISCRETIONARY <br /> APPROVAL OF SUBDIVISION AND OTHER DESIGNATED <br /> DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS? <br /> In order to ensure accountability to the public, Resolution <br /> 158-07 proposes that the County Council, as a body of elected officials, hold the <br /> hearing for lazge subdivisions and render its decision in an ordinance. In Hawaii <br /> County discretionary review of significant developments by the County <br /> Council is particularly appropriate because the Subdivision Code, section 23-23 <br /> <br /> requires conformity with the General Plan and therefore also with applicable <br /> Community Development Plans.' Accountability to the policy courses of action <br /> in the General Plan is beyond the scope of the Planning Director's ministerial <br /> approach to subdivision review. <br /> If for whatever reason the Council is unwilling to take on this discretionary <br /> review procedure, at least the following procedure should be implemented. Instead, <br /> designate the planning commission as the agency board to hold the public hearing <br /> on subdivisions. The planning commission, is an agency board with representatives <br /> from all districts, aswell as ex-officio non-voting members from the public works <br /> and water supply departments. The board would heaz the public presentation, and <br /> review the development based on all relevant statutory and regulatory criteria as <br /> well as based on the pertinent "Courses of Action" in the General Plan and any <br /> community development plan. Following that hearing, the planning commission <br /> <br /> would publicly issue its advisory decision to the County Council and to the <br /> Planning Director. The Director would render a fmal decision based on the criteria <br /> in the subdivision code. The County Council would at least review that decision <br /> based on conformity with the General Plan, applicable zoning criteria, and other <br /> statutory requirements-such as for parks and public access to the beaches and <br /> mountains. The approval of both the County Council and the Planning Director <br /> would be required. <br /> Summary: I support Resolution 158-07, as an effort to establish <br /> (1) A process for discretionary review of subdivisions and other development <br /> approval, and <br /> (2) A public hearing as part of the subdivision approval process. <br /> PLEASE APPROVE RESOLUTION 158-07 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. <br /> Thank you for your consideration. Margaret Wile <br /> ~ Section 23-23 of the Hawaii County Subdivision Code specifically requires that subdivisions <br /> shall conform to the County General Plan. <br /> <br />
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