Laserfiche WebLink
INTRODUCTION <br />the natural environment and the rational management of development and future population <br />growth. <br />1.2 THE PLANNING CHALLENGE <br />If Puna continues to develop at the present rate within the framework of the extensive <br />subdivisions, there will be several types of significant, long-term consequences: <br />• An increasing number of people and property improvements are being put at risk due <br />to natural hazards. All of Puna lies within the three most hazardous geological risk <br />zones: LFI, LF2 and LF3. About 6,400 subdivision lots lie in the highest hazard <br />zone, LFI, and over 500 of these are exposed to additional risks from subsidence, <br />tsunami and earthquakes. That 2,038 lots in the lower hazard zone LF2 have been <br />covered or cut off by lava flows in recent decades underscores the hazardous nature <br />of much of the district. <br />Figure 1-2: Geological Risk Zones Relative to Populated Areas and Subdivisions <br />0 2.5 5 10 Miles <br />1�a <br />VoIca <br />SUBDIVI ON <br />of [of$ <br />Blas Sand Beach <br />91 <br />.iian Beaches Estates <br />HLD <br />1 <br />Afwalian Holiday Estates <br />low# <br />n%'w'a1icn Sores Estates <br />'1 ,53 AL <br />Kolapana Seaview Estates,- <br />69 <br />Kapoho Beach Lots <br />185 <br />Kehene Beach Estates <br />199 <br />Lanipuna Gardens <br />1 1 0 <br />Leiloni Estates - <br />2.266 <br />Nanawale Estate <br />4.289 <br />Puna Beach Palisades <br />7 <br />Loyal Gardens <br />1 ;1 7 <br />Vacationland <br />489 <br />Woo Woo Subdivision <br />Tnia rnap ahould not <br />the 'mrta rrihe data aresented. <br />1 7 7 <br />be used to -r spatial analysis c-Eyond <br />i.e.. boundar inter retat�ns. <br />EXcIlic[ 1 -,ill(.[ Fsi�' 1. --s aiarr: <br />. - Parksre 1 a Srll)(liViSi011 <br />�� � lllrii[Y{B <br />Nan" Mates pry <br />b1'ell <br />PA140A <br />)c E: <br />Viand � .: <br />Pear oach Pali adds <br />c4dna Bei l Estates <br />Royal Garden <br />1-4 <br />Pest <br />Lava Flow <br />HAZARD ZONE <br />i <br />