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49. Page 5-15 Inserts a new map as Figure 5-7 indicating the boundary lines for Maku `u (Section 5.2.3) Community Village Center. (Exhibit I to be added.) 50. Page 5-16 Amends map, Figure 5-7, by renumbering it to Figure 5-8 and changing the (Section 5.2.3, boundary title in the map legend to "Ainaloa Neighborhood Village Center Figure 5-7) Boundary. " (Exhibit J to replace existing map.) 51. Page 5-17 Amends map, Figure 5-8, by renumbering it to Figure 5-9 and changing the (Section 5.2.3, boundary title in the map legend to "Hawaiian Beaches Neighborhood Village Figure 5-8) Center Boundary. " (Exhibit K to replace existing map.) 52. Page 5-18 Amends map, Figure 5-9, by renumbering it to Figure 5-10 and changing the (Section 5.2.3, boundary title in the map legend to "Orchidland Neighborhood Village Center Figure 5-9) Boundary. " (Exhibit L to replace existing map.) 53. Page 5-19 Amends map, Figure 5-10, by renumbering it to Figure 5-11 and changing the (Section 5.2.3, boundary title in the map legend to "Nanawale Neighborhood Village Center Figure 5-10) Boundary. " (Exhibit M to replace existing map.) 54. Page 5-20 Creates a new section entitled "Industrial Zoning" as follows: (Creates a new section, Section 5.2.4 Industrial Zoning 5.2.4) As indicated in Table 5-1 regional town centers would accommodate primarily "repair shops and other light industrial uses" that would fit compatibly within a mixed-use "walkable" community that includes schools, parks and high density residential neighborhoods. Generally, light industrial uses may not be compatible with some of the village centers, which are mostly located within existing subdivision neighborhoods, although the Highway 11 site makai of Volcano Village might be a suitable site for such uses serving upper Puna. Puna does however, need more sites for service-type light industrial uses that might not be compatible with the mixed use nature of the regional town centers. These service-type uses include self-storage facilities, sites for small businesses and trucking and contractor baseyards. Some of the only industrially-zoned areas in Puna are the Shipman Business Park, consisting of 487 acres of which perhaps 40% has been developed and subdivided, about 25 acres near Milo Street and the former Puna Sugar Mill (currently HELCO power lant) in Kea`au and a one-acre site in Mountain View used by Verizon. There are also existing and proposed MCX (mixed industrial-commercial) zones at Gateway and Ulupono Center in Kea`au, but these are likely to be developed for more commercial uses. Although the undeveloped area within Shipman Business Park is very 10