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IMPLEMENTATION Kea`au Regional Town Center The Kea`au Town Center consists of two parts. The area bounded by Highway 11 and the Highway 130 By-Pass, including the original plantation village, for uses that are oriented primarily to residents of the Kea`au community itself. The exceptions are the middle and high school and the post office next to Kea`au Shopping Center, which are region-serving facilities. Most uses of a regional orientation - e.g., Shipman Park, the areas already zoned for commercial and light industrial uses, and proposed new police, fire, transit, and medical facilities -are to be located north of Highway 11 to provide convenient vehicular access. The area designated for community-oriented use is 597 acres, approximately 24% of which has been zoned and/or developed for commercial, residential and public/quasi-public use. The area for region-oriented uses covers 331 acres, approximately 50% of which is now zoned or developed for commercial, industrial or public use. Nearly all of the designated village center is within the State Urban District. There is no community-based plan for Kca'au, but the principal landowner, Shipman Estate, has a master plan that indicates not only the development of the area within the designated village center, but, in the long-term, much of their land beyond. Control of most of the land by a single owner facilitates the planning and development of the proposed village center. ~~ - i \ ~i 3~ •. ~~ ~ Aeavu Regional VC t\'ev~lona~(-laes ~ k hr M1 ~ ~ ti '~ ~; -. 1~ Y S f / ~ R• H?k~ j ,, , ~- ~',, I ~'~~'~~~ '~ ` ...r Prelimfmry Village i t!~\ ~ ` \{~y ~~• • Center Boundary 1` • c,~ l~y~ • Community facilities ` ~~ I µ p Q SI.O Urhan huYIInR'lunm4 ~_L ~ .. r...• ~: r W~ .• I' ~ ,' .I ~ C'mnme¢ml 7on< Residemivl Za~rc ~~+..~1,`~ \ ~ommun ty (,fsc. -. ~ _Industnvl lane ` Q Agricuhund Zmw' Zv \ an e: a" ~ Open Zune 5-8