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PUNA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN Draft -March 2008 Pahoa Regional Town Center Like Kea`au, Pahoa's village center is divided into two parts. The northern portion straddling Highway 130 at the intersection with the Bypass Road is intended for regional uses and services - e.g., areas already zoned for commercial and light industrial uses; proposed new police, fire, and ambulance facilities; and a proposed transit hub. The area straddling Pahoa Village Road from `Apa`a Street to the intersection of Kapoho Road and Pahoa-Kalapana Road, is intended to contain uses that are oriented primarily to residents of the Pahoa community itself. The exceptions are the post office in the center of town and the intermediate and high school at the southern tip of town, which are region-serving facilities: The area designated for community-oriented use is 280 acres, approximately 66% of which has been zoned and/or developed for commercial, residential and public/quasi-public use. The area for region-oriented uses covers 78 acres, approximately 16% 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. The County has recently acquired a 50 acre parcel near the center of town, which presents a good opportunity to expand the regional park and provide other facilities to stimulate the development of the town core. -- - _. i.J Pahoa Regional VO _.- ~I\ M P,. ~ cgio a~ ~ •»-• 'I i 1_"/ UscS w p O SLU I7rban f rn../..,5~.,~ y, ~ Ezinilni; 2aninG _ Commercial Zone I"'? residential Zone - - `_ ~ ~ ~ Agricultural Zone ~L .- ...r Preliminary Pillage Center : _ \ Boundary O Community Facilities 5-9