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SECTION 3. Chapter 25, Article 7, "Special District Regulations," Hawaii County Code 1983 (2005 Edition, as amended), is amended by adding a new division to be appropriately designated and to read as follows: "Division UNV, University District. Section Purpose and applicability, The UNV ~UniversityZDistrict shall a~lv to areas of land that are utilized for campus-related activities and is intended to apply to azeas for the location and expansion of universities and the uses and facilities that aze associated with and are supportive of them. Special consideration of such uses and facilities is appropriate eiven the unique chazacteristics of university areas, the vazie of uses needed to serve the university community, and the varyin¢ intensity of land uses in such a community. Section Designation of UNV districts. Each UNV (UniversitYl district shall be designated by the symbol "UNV." Section Permitted uses. ja) University facilities including classrooms, laboratoryand reseazch facilities, administration facilities, athletic centers and facilities, auditoriums, student centers, libraries, museums, exhibition halls, cafeterias, student health clinics, maintenance facilities and parkine lots' b~ Limited retail and service establishments primarily intended to serve the specific needs of the studentpopulation of a university and aze normally associated with higher education institutions, including but not limited to, retail stores whose~rimary customers are students or faculty of a university. convenience stores, theaters, restaurants, recreational and amusement facilities, taverns, drug stores, book stores, health clubs, news stands, photocopying, office supplies, word orocessing_or typina, services, computer sales and service, laundries, university credit union, financial institutions post office and video rentals. Such retail and services establishments shall not be used before the commencement of university operations. No single commercial establishment shall occupy more than twenty thousand squaze feet of Bross floor space, excludine the university book store or cafeteria operations. (c) Dormitories, fraternity and sorority houses, and apartments and housing for currently enrolled university students and their dependents and for current university employees and their dependents. (d) Guest accommodations to accommodate visiting scholars and their dependents, parents visiting their children, alumni reunions, as well as participants in conferences and seminars held at or sponsored by ~e 2