REP FC 129 07/09/2007 2006-2008 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Communication No. 349 Resolution No. 169-07, Draft 3 Page -3- • Add additional parking and restroom/shower facilities as shown on the Shoreline Plan to spread usage across the entire shoreline instead of just near the park and beach. • Build a waterfront trail the length of the shoreline. • Improve the boat ramp area targeting local uses. • Move hotel and residential buildings back from the shoreline even though the land is zoned. • Sea Mountain will maintain the pazk and the Shoreline Preservation Area. 2. Density • Sea Mountain Five has agreed to a maximum density on the entire site of 1400 units including up to 350 hotel units. • Sea Mountain has agreed to limit the density makai of the highway to no more than to 1158 units including up to 350 hotel/condo- hotel units. If 350 hotel units were built, this would mean 808 residential units in an area zoned for almost three limes that amount. • Sea Mountain has agreed to rezone the 109 acres mauka of the highway for a maximum of 242 residential units to move the density off of the makai portion. • Therefore, Sea Mountain is building approximately'/~ the number of units allowed makai of the highway and spreading that density over an additional 109 acres. 3. Protection of Historical and Cultural Sites • Sea Mountain Five has agreed to protect all cultural and historical sites. All burials and heiau will be protected. • Will assist the community in the development of amulti-heritage cultural center. 4. Environmental Protection and Education • Sea Mountain Five has agreed to protect all endangered plants and animals as required by the Federal, State and County Agencies. We will work with the agencies in the protection of other endangered species. • Sea Mountain Five in conjunction with Jean Michel Cousteau and Ocean Futures, has agreed to create and fund a protection program for the turtles. • Ocean Futures will develop an environmental education center and headquarter its Ambassadors to the Environment Program in Kau • Golf Course will be redesigned and operated at an Audubon Silver level for environmental protection and management. Mr. Pat Blew Presentation Portion: Community Benefit Package • Creation of a Community Fund to be administered by the community. • $1,000,000 contribution to the fund upon final approval of the SMA including settlement of any lawsuit. • $1,000,000 contribution to the fund prior to receiving a grading permit to start construction. The community has agreed that $1,000,000 of the first $2,000,000 contributed will go to improve the services of the local hospital.