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BIL 051 Draft 04 2006-2008
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COM 0176.000 2006-2008
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<br /> .IUL 13 20C7 10:30HM ROTH KIMURF LLP 808 324 6079 P.3 <br /> July l 1, 2007 Co:mty of Hawaii Bi1151, Draft #5 Page ? of G <br /> (C) Improvements to repetitlve loss structures, and substantial <br /> improvements shall comply with the standards of section 27-24.1 <br /> Standards for Zoae X. <br /> We recommend that all of the above language in (5) and (6) be deleted. Zone X (sha:ded) and <br /> Zone X (not shaded) are not considered "Special Flood Hazard Areas" as indicated in the <br /> Legyrrd on the FIRM maps issued by FEMA. An unintended consequence is that the entire <br /> Islaird of Hawaii could be defined as a flood hazard area. This might result in property <br /> owners being required by lending instirutions to buy flood insurance instead of it benng an <br /> opti an. Due to the potential conflict with Federal law, in-depth analysis needs to be <br /> conducted in regards to this issue. (This is the same rationale as in Item #1.) <br /> Item #3. See Page 30 <br /> Section 27-20. Standards for subdivisions.] and other developments. <br /> (e) <br /> All new subdivisions and other developments within areas designated as Zone X <br /> (shaded) or Zone X (not shaded) shall comply with the followine: <br /> (1) The floodplaia administrator shall require, copy, and maintain all necessary <br /> permits from those eovernmental agencies from which approv_rl is required <br /> by Federal or State law, including section 404 of the Federal Water Pollution <br /> Control Act Amendments of 1972.33 U.S.C. 1334; f <br /> (2) For all proposed developments andlor subdivisions: <br /> (A) Zone X (shaded) -For new construction, the lowest floor shall be <br /> elevated at least two feet above the highest adjacent grade, and shall <br /> be required to provide adequate drainage paths around structures <br /> on slopes to eaide floodwater around and awav from proposed <br /> structures. <br /> ~B) Zone X (not shaded) -For pew construction, the lowest floor shall be <br /> elevated at least one foot above the highest adjacent grade, and shall <br /> be repaired to provide adequate drainage paths around. structures <br /> oa slopes to guide floodwater around and awav from proposed <br /> struMares. <br /> (3) Comply with the reagiremeats of section 27-24.1. <br /> We recommend that all of the above language in (e) he deleted. Chapter 27 has a very <br /> specific definition for "highest adjaoent grade" and "lowest floor". Note that in order To <br /> make: a level site, a common construction practice is a balanced "cut and Sll". With this <br /> understanding, the cut slopes ofproperties will end up having the lowest habitable floor far <br /> up in the air. This could lead to buildings that will not fit within height limitations pc~~ the <br /> zoning code or subdivision codes covenants and restrictions, will make compliance with <br /> ADA. very difficult, and lead to higher costs for building in general. This amendment is <br /> P.O. Box 624 Holualoa, HI 96725 ROR-987-6146 ltimura~~alum mit.edu <br /> <br />
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