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• .Before 2017, construct atwo-lane PMAR that connects Kalali Drive in Hawaiian Paradise Park to either Highway 11 or Highway 130 in the vicinity of Kea'au. • Before 2012, DOT to make interim intersection improvements on Highways 11 and 130. • Construct the Highway 130 Shoulder Lane conversion project as a reversible lane to accommodate AM and PM peak periods. The Puna CDP includes an liplementation Table Iisting 107 primary actions and numerous sub-actions approved by the Steering Committee to achieve the stated goals and objectives in the CDP. The Implementation Table identifes lead and supporting implementation entities, a timetable for completing or initiating each action and, where applicable or available, estimated costs for each action. Most of the actions called for in the CDP require further action to take legal effect. All actions that call for further ordinances, such as the establishment of a BRBZ, revisions to the grading and grubbing ordinances, or future downzoning, for example, are in this category. RECOMMENDATION For the reasons cited above, as required by Chapter 1 S of the General Plan for the County of Hawaii, the Planning Director recommends that the Planning Commission send a favorable recommendation to the Hawaii County Council for adoption by ordinance for the Puna Community Development Plans. The accompanying draft bill is provided for your favorable consideration. However, the Planning Director recommends several changes to the Plan, which the Planning Director requests that the Planning Commission send on to the Council as recommended amendments, which are explained in the following paragraphs: 1. Section 2.3.3.d calls for a centralized sewage treatment plant and/or self contained pumped septic systems for any development within a two (2) mile-wide corridor between the Wao Kele O Puna forest preserve and the ocean. This would impact the existing Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) Maku'u Farm Lots of approximately 868 acres containing 127 five-acre agricultural Lots immediately makai of Highway 130, the proposed 640-acre DHHL Maku'u Residential subdivision planned for a total of about -6-