HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 2011-117 2010-2012COUNTY OF HAWAII
STATE OF HAWAII
BILL NO. 101
ORDINANCE NO. 1 1 117
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PUNA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN, AS
ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO. 08 -116 AND AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 10-
104, RELATING TO FORMATTING AND CLERICAL REVISIONS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAI`L•
SECTION 1. Chapter 2, section 2.1 (Historical, Cultural, and Scenic Resources),
subsection 2.1.3 (Actions), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended
by amending paragraph (a) to read as follows:
"a. Propose Special Design Districts with detailed planning, design standards and review
procedures for the following areas:
[ -] 1) Volcano Village historic core and the separate Biosphere Reserve Buffer Zone (see
Section [2,-373-a] 2.2.3a);
[ -] 2) Pahoa Town;
[ -] ) Kea'au Town; and
[ -] 4) Kurtistown -to- Mountain View corridor.
Refer to Chapter S for implementation guidelines related to this action."
SECTION 2. Chapter 2, section 2.2 (Native Forests and Geological Features),
subsection 2.2.3 (Actions), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended
by amending paragraph (a) to read as follows:
"a. Enact a BRBZ, either separately or as an overlay district for the Volcano area, to include
proposing the following provisions and other supporting measures:
[ -] 1) Standards for maximum land disturbance within the BRBZ;
[ -] 2) A system to monitor the `Ohi`a forest canopy [with] within the BRBZ;
[ -] a) A set of economic incentives designed to reduce forest clearance and the number of
developable lots within the BRBZ;
[ -] 4) Mitigation standards and procedures that provide guidelines for the restoration and
re- planting of disturbed areas;
[ -] 5) A study to mitigate localized flooding in ecologically friendly ways, such as using
vacant, forested lots to absorb floodwaters (see also Action c. in Section 2.3.3);
[ -] 6) Use of "small- footprint" septic tanks to reduce lot grading;
[ -] 1) An expert advisory committee to assist in developing standards, project reviews and
public education programs related to the BRBZ;
[ -] 8 Designation of unencumbered State -owned lands near Wright Road for either
Natural Area Reserve or Forest Reserve status;
[ -] 9) Amendment to the General Plan to recognize the purpose and intent of the BRBZ
and designation of State -owned lands in the BRBZ to "Open ";
[ -] 10)Prohibition of `Ohana Dwelling Units within the BRBZ; and
[ -] 11)Within the Volcano area, propose re- zoning agricultural- and residential -zoned lots
to an appropriate designation to prevent further subdivision.
Refer to Chapter 5 for implementation guidelines related to this action."
SECTION 3. Chapter 2, section 2.2 (Native Forests and Geological Features),
subsection 2.2.3 (Actions), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended
by amending paragraph (c) to read as follows:
"c. Propose to establish an Office of County Ecologist within the Planning Department to
administer the new regulatory provisions and foster partnerships to provide public
education and technical support for forest conservation, such as:
[ -] 1) Assisting other County agencies such as Department of Public Works and
Department of Parks and Recreation in their programs and facility planning and
maintenance as they relate to native species habitat preservation;
[ -] a) Engaging in collaborative relationships with Federal and State agencies, educational
institutions and non -profit organizations that conduct research or administer
programs for the protection of native species habitat and the abatement of invasive
species; and
[ -] ) Launching and sustaining a public education and outreach program to enlist
community support and involvement in forest protection and to raise awareness of
invasive species and practices that threaten the native forest."
SECTION 4. Chapter 2, section 2.3 (Aquifers, Coastal Waters and Stormwater),
subsection 2.3.1 (Goals), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended
by amending paragraph (b) to read as follows:
"b. [
Maintain and increase [their] the quality[.-] of coastal waters."
SECTION 5. Chapter 3, section 3.1 (Land Use Pattern), subsection 3.1.3 (Actions), of
the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraphs (a)
through (d) to read as follows:
"a. Provide County support for land use entitlements and land assembly for village center
formation and voluntary land pooling projects by:
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Initiating a special use permit request or petition for a land use district boundary
amendment for uses that would require such designations under State law;
Seeking an amendment to the State Land Use Law (Chapter 205, Hawai`i Revised
Statutes) that would enable the adoption of special "rural town/village" standards
for locations meeting certain criteria in the State Agriculture District or State
Rural District, subject to a review and approval process that is simpler than the
present method of boundary amendment;
Seeking State enabling legislation to allow County retention of lots that are in
foreclosure for delinquent real property tax payments rather than having them
auctioned for sale to the highest bidder, so that they can be used for relocation
purposes when other properties are acquired for future rights -of -way, public
facilities, land assembly related to village /town center development, or other
objectives of the community development plan; and
Extending technical assistance and advice to a community -based land pooling
association concerning legal and financial aspects of land pooling as they relate to
County or State legal requirements and tax policies.
b. Establish the following general classifications and locations for village and town centers
in Puna:
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Kea'au, Pahoa, and Hawaiian Paradise Park shall serve as Regional Town Centers
to provide a wide range of services for the Puna district;
Community Village Centers shall provide a more limited range of services in
smaller existing urban settlements and in large subdivisions that are experiencing
the greatest rates of build -out; namely, at 'Ainaloa, Kurtistown, Maku`u
Homesteads, Mountain View, two or more locations in Hawaiian Paradise Park,
and at Volcano; and
[ -] a) Neighborhood Village Centers shall be the smallest in scale and located in
underserved remote communities and in subdivisions with relatively small lot
sizes and significant rates of population growth.
Refer to Chapter 5 for more detailed implementation guidelines on this proposed action.
c. Facilitate land use entitlements and other tools for the development of existing and future
village /town centers and special design districts by:
[ -] 1) Recommending approval of applications for commercial zoning or use permits
for existing commercial uses in designated village /town centers that do not
presently have appropriate entitlements, and for proposed uses at appropriate
nearby locations, provided that the size and use of the expansion area conforms to
the criteria applicable to the type of village /town center at that location; and
[ -] 2) Recommending denial of applications for zone changes for commercial or light
industrial use on sites that are not within designated village /town centers.
Refer to Chapter 5 for more detailed implementation guidelines on this proposed action.
d. Facilitate land use entitlements and financing for the development of new village /town
centers by:
[ -] 1 j, Creating a regional town center plan for each village /town area as prescribed in
Section 5.2.1; and
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[ -] a Providing loan guarantees or making grants to community associations or
partnerships for the development of necessary infrastructure for the village /town
center.
Refer to Chapter 5 for more detailed implementation guidelines on this proposed action."
SECTION 6. Chapter 3, section 3.3 (Social Services and Housing), subsection 3.3.3
(Actions), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending
paragraph (i) to read as follows:
"i. Urge the State to increase local control over public schools in Puna by measures such as:
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Changing the structure of school boards to provide greater local representation
and decision - making;
Changing Department of Education (DOE) policy to allow smaller schools at
more dispersed locations; and /or
Removing the cap on the formation of new charter schools.
See, also, Section 3.5, Action c, calling for community access to school facilities."
SECTION 7. Chapter 3, section 3.5 (Parks and Recreation), subsection 3.5.3 (Actions),
of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraphs
(b) through (e) to read as follows:
"b. Improve and expand Coastal Activity Areas as follows:
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At Ahalanui Beach Park: (1) accessibility improvements; (2) screened changing
area next to showers designed to blend with natural surroundings; (3) repairs to
parking lot surface; and (4) added picnic tables.
[ -] a) Consider hand - developed modifications to the tidepools east of Pohoiki Bay
beyond the area known as "Shacks" for use as "keiki pools ", but retain traditional
fish - netting use.
[ -] ) Pursue development of a camp ground and/or ocean recreation park with potential
boat launch ramp and marina facilities on State —owned accreted land at Cape
Kumukahi, provided that Hawaiian burial sites are adequately protected and
respected.
[ -] 4) Consider acquisition and development of Honolulu Landing, Kapoho Crater
(Green Lake) and Sand Hill.
[ -] 5) Develop support facilities for the use of the State -owned park at Kehena Beach.
[ -] 6) Encourage the development of a hiking and coastal trail and camp system to
provide for pedestrian recreational opportunities.
c. Improve and expand Community Parks as follows:
[ -] Develop new Community Parks in:
[ -] a) Hawaiian Acres subdivision at three sites to be determined later through a
community involvement process;
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The North Kulani Road area, between Ihope and Huina Roads;
Glenwood, on makai side of South Glenwood Road;
Nanawale Estates subdivision;
Leilani Estates subdivision;
Orchidland Estates subdivision; and
The mauka portion of Hawaiian Beaches subdivision.
Pahoa Regional Park: (1) Convert the existing fire station into a one -stop
community center providing, but not limited to, a senior center with certified
kitchen for congregate meals program and activities /dining room, linkages,
support and advocacy for affordable housing, employment, home bound access,
child care, teen pregnancy, substance abuse and domestic violence intervention;
(2) Repair pump and provide solar heating system and heat - retaining cover for
swimming pool; (3) Provide art center and covered performance stage; (4)
Provide children's museum and playground; (5) Develop skateboard park; (6)
Provide sheltered picnic areas; (7) Build loop access road to lessen traffic on
Pahoa main street; and (8) Provide lighted parking areas and walking paths linked
to Pahoa village center.
Shipman (Kea'au) Regional Park: (1) [Interior] Add interior fencing and [re-
arranging] rearrange the parking layout to reduce safety hazard to children
chasing balls; (2) [More] Provide more shade, seating, and picnic tables for
attendees at games and events; (3) [Large] Add a large pavilion for team and
family activities; (4) [Additional] Develop additional fields for football and
baseball; [and ] (5) [Additional] Provide additional lighting and restrooms[-]; and
(6) Develop a new gym at Shipman Regional Park or acquire the National Guard
Armory for this use.
Develop a new District Park on a 20 -acre parcel owned by Hawaiian Paradise
Park Owners' Association at 16th Avenue and Maku`u Drive. Improvements
would include a swimming pool, a gym, field complex and community center.
Develop recreational programs to complement use of Cooper Center and Volcano
Community Park in partnership with the Volcano Community Association.
Provide accessibility, playground and other improvements at Mountain View
Community Park and A. J. Watt Gym.
Expand hours of operation and night lighting for some outdoor activities at
regional and larger community parks to serve working adults and young retirees.
Develop a new senior center in Mountain View with a certified kitchen for a
congregate meals program, room for activities and dining, restrooms, and van
vehicle and staff.
Provide in each village center a recreational park and village green that is scaled
and designed to fit the needs of the community that the village center serves.
To supplement Community Parks, make recreation facilities and meeting rooms at
public schools available for community use after school hours, whether through
direct requests from a community representative to a school principal or a formal
standing agreement between the County and the Department of Education.
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[ -] 11) Create small parks as part of right -of -way acquisition for new connecting road
segments between subdivisions (see Section 4.3). This may consist of lot
remnants that are not needed for the right -of -way.
d. Create and improve Linear Parks as follows:
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[-] 4)
When acquiring rights -of -way for constructing new roadways or improving
existing major roadways, make provisions for parallel multi -use recreational trails
with appropriate landscaped buffers on either side and provide connections to
other such existing or planned trails, to the extent possible.
Complete development of Old Volcano Trail as a pedestrian and bicycle pathway.
Acquire the former railroad right -of -way from Kapoho through Hawaiian
Paradise Park and develop it for hiking, bicycling and horse -back riding.
Plan for the acquisition and development of the former railroad right -of -way from
Hawaiian Paradise Park to Railroad Avenue in Hilo for bicycle, pedestrian and
horse -back riding, provided that measures are taken to protect agricultural uses of
adjoining lands.
Plan for public access along Old Government Road (coastal trail) as a bicycle and
hiking trail with a natural and cultural resource interpretive program.
e. Create and improve Preserves as follows:
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For designated preserves, assess the appropriate level of site visitor usage and
implement self - guided or steward -led interpretative tours through the site.
Improve conditions at Wai`opae Tidepools and the Marine Conservation District
by: (1) Offering tax credits to nearby private landowners as incentive to convert
existing cesspools, where they exist, to septic tanks with a pump -out system; (2)
Providing public sanitary facilities, including a toilet and trash receptacle; (3)
Providing off - street parking that does not encroach into private lands; and (4)
Providing permanent public access.
Consider acquiring Kapoho Crater (Green Lake) and adjacent land for native
plant/habitat restoration and a nature center with activities and interpretive
programs for school -aged students and the general public.
Consider hiking trails through Nanawale Forest Reserve, provided that areas with
intact native forest are adequately protected.
Pursue development of a passive cultural resources and ethno - botanical park in
Hawaiian Paradise Park, to include the rock wall, native and introduced plants and
exceptional trees."
SECTION 8. Chapter 3, section 3.6 (Energy Sustainability), subsection 3.6.3 (Actions),
of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraph (f)
to read as follows:
"f. Apply the Public Utilities Commission Public Benefits Fund [te] as incentives to
homeowners and landlords to retrofit dwellings for alternative energy devices and
systems, using a sliding scale to provide greater subsidies to low- income households.
The County may augment this with matching grants and low- interest loans."
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SECTION 9. Chapter 3, section 3.6 (Energy Sustainability), subsection 3.6.3 (Actions),
of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraph (i)
to read as follows:
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Pursue the development of new renewable energy sources such as Ocean Thermal Energy
Conversion (OTEC), wave - energy generation and solar energy capture as the technology
advances to make an investment in such a demonstration and production facility in Puna
feasible.
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To facilitate this, pursue an ocean energy subzone or enterprise zone designation
for a section of coastal land in Puna, preferably on State land, in order to
encourage research and production of ocean -based alternative energy systems and
facilities.
In addition to energy generation, cold water aquaculture and agricultural
processing should be encouraged and accommodated, including refrigerated
warehouse and processing facilities, hot -water treatment of agricultural products,
and agricultural product washing and packing facilities."
SECTION 10. Chapter 4, section 4.2 (Mass Transit), subsection 4.2.2 (Objectives), of
the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraph (c) to
read as follows:
"c. Provide park - and -ride lots at key regional sites to promote commuter ridership."
SECTION 11. Chapter 4, section 4.2 (Mass Transit), subsection 4.2.3 (Actions), of the
Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended by amending paragraphs (b)
through (1) to read as follows:
"b. Improve transit service operations by:
[ -] 1) Increasing transit service to a minimum of two additional runs during peak hours;
[ -] 2) Establishing demand responsive transit in subdivisions;
[ -] a) Providing commuter express bus service from Pahoa to Hilo and Volcano to
Hilo[;] with local bus or paratransit services to feed selected stops in order to
provide service to a broader area; and
[ -] LI) Establishing a hub - and -spoke transit system, in which transit circulators are
teamed with trunk routes on major highways.
c. Develop transit hubs at the following locations:
[ -] 1) Kea'au (Primary Hub): In -town location near commercial centers or on State
lands adjacent to the soccer fields; second site could include a new Mass Transit
Agency (MTA) baseyard and headquarters;
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Pahoa (Secondary Hub): On County -owned sites, either adjacent to Pahoa
Community Center or on Highway 130 near Kahakai Boulevard where the new
fire and police stations are planned;
Volcano (Secondary Hub): Either at Cooper Center or on other available land; and
Mountain View or South Kulani (Secondary Hub).
d. Provide park -and -ride lots at the transit hubs and within Hawaiian Paradise Park at one or
two of the proposed village /town center sites, where the community -owned parcel could
serve as a parking lot for commuters, as well as a location for farmers' markets.
[e. Provide express bus service f o r commuters from- ' :.- ; . : - . - .. -
broader areas.
fi] e. Develop a cooperative program with the Department of Education and private schools to
provide student passes for the Hele -On Bus.
[g] f. Launch a public education campaign promoting transit services, tailoring them to target
populations such as youth, commuters, and the elderly.
[h] g. Cultivate public /private partnerships, such as employer- sponsored bus passes.
[1] h. Expand the staff of the Mass Transit Agency to provide greater support for public
relations, route planning and coordination, technical operations and fleet management.
[f] i. Investigate other incentives to increase ridership, such as continuance of free fare
program, convenient bus ticketing systems, reduced monthly rates for residents and
special needs populations, adding airport and post office service and tourist passes.
[k] J• Work with Hawai`i Department of Transportation (DOT) in creating safe pedestrian
conditions for using mass transit.
[1] k. Expand Hele -On transit service to include regular service to both the Hilo and Keahole
International Airports from all existing and future service routes."
SECTION 12. Chapter 4, section 4.3 (Roadway Network), subsection 4.3.3 (Actions),
of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended to read as follows:
"4.3.3 Actions
a. Short Term (2008 -2012)
[ -] 1) Plan and design the PMAR alignment through an environmental impact statement
process that meets Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) standards and
therefore qualifies the project for FHWA funding;
[ -] 2) Require building setbacks within HPP lots along the designated PMAR
alignment, as necessary, to reserve the potential for a future PMAR extension
through the remainder of HPP;
[ -] 3) Establish emergency routes, using mostly existing road beds;
[ -] 4) Include pedestrian and bicycling requirements in all projects; and
[ -] 5) Create connectivity alignments between the following subdivisions: Hawaiian
Acres and Fern Acres, Fern Acres and Kopua Farm Lots, Eden Rock and Fern
Forest, Orchidland and Hawaiian Acres, Nanawale and Hawaiian
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[Beaehesl]Shores, Hawaiian Beaches and HPP, Kea'au Agricultural Lots and a
site adjacent to Kea'au Elementary School, `Ohi`a Estates and Royal Hawaiian
Estates. These inter - subdivision roads should be staggered, low- impact, and
multi - modal. The general locations are indicated as ovals in Figure 4 -1.
b. Medium Term ([201 -2] 2013 -2017)
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Construct a two -lane PMAR roadway that connects Kaloli Drive between
approximately 16th Avenue and 10th Avenue in HPP to either Highway 11 or
Highway 130 in the vicinity of Kea'au;
Construct a two -lane, unpaved, gated emergency access roadway between
Kahakai Boulevard to HPP which can later be converted into a future extension of
PMAR;
Construct a two -lane roadway between Nanawale and Kahakai Boulevard that can
be used as both an emergency access route and a future extension of PMAR; and
Study the need, desirability and feasibility of adding an alternative route between
Pahoa and Highway 11 and between Highway 11 and Stainback Highway in the
stretch between Glenwood and Kurtistown, as generally depicted on Figure 4 -1.
c. Long Term ([2017] 2018 -2030)
Construct Phase II segments of PMAR, as generally depicted in Figure 4 -1;
Acquire additional right -of -way via land pooling, exchanges, and other means to
extend PMAR through Hawaiian Paradise Park; and
If increased traffic demand indicates, construct the PMAR extension through the
remainder of HPP, as depicted generally in Figure 4.1, and convert the emergency
access route from Kahakai [De] Boulevard to HPP as a PMAR extension by
removing the gate and paving the surface."
SECTION 13. Chapter 4, section 4.4 (Highways), subsection 4.4.3 (Actions), of the
Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended to read as follows:
"4.4.3 Actions
All of the following are recommendations to DOT.
a. Short Term (2008- 2012):
HD Make interim intersection improvements on Highways 11 and 130;
[ -] 2) Reduce speed limit on Highway 130 to 45 mph between the Kea'au bypass and
`Ainaloa Boulevard;
Conduct a study to determine the most efficacious way to create greater highway
safety for all travel modes, including a cost benefit analysis for each studied
method, and consideration of a wide range of traffic calming features (including
roundabouts), highway widening, the use of frontage roads, and various types of
intersection controls; and
Implement the Shoulder Lane conversion project between the Kea'au Bypass and
Shower Drive /Pohaku Drive as a reversible lane to accommodate AM and PM
peak periods.
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[ -] 4)
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b. Medium Term ([2012] 2013 -2017)
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Increase capacity on Highway 130 between the Kea'au Bypass road and 'Ainaloa
Boulevard, utilizing the results of the study of highway safety alternatives
described above;
Construct [an exit] a right exit lane on Highway 11 below Kea'au Agricultural
lots to Kea'au Village using the existing Old Volcano Road right -of -way; and
Create a right hand turn lane from Highway 132 onto Highway 130."
SECTION 14. Chapter 4, section 4.5 (Non- Motorized Travel and Scenic Byways),
subsection 4.5.3 (Actions), of the Puna Community Development Plan (as amended), is amended
by amending paragraphs (e) and (f) to read as follows:
"e. Complete surveys, acquisition of right -of -way, maintenance agreements, planning and
design, and construction for multi - purpose trails, including:
Old Volcano Trail, extending between points near Volcano and the Puna Railroad
Bikeway;
Railroad Avenue (portions of which are known as Railroad Right -of -Way),
extending between points near Kapoho and Pana`ewa;
Old Puna Trail (portions of which are known as Old Government Road or Beach
Road), extending between points near Kapoho and Hilo; and
All coastal trails.
Trails may also be used as emergency access routes, where appropriate.
f. Improve Highway 137 (Red Road) as a scenic corridor by:
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Requiring a 15 -foot easement along the frontage of private properties along the
corridor within which native and mature trees of non - invasive species must be
retained, unless they are in poor health due to natural conditions, not due to
malicious acts, and/or pose a threat to public health and safety;
Preserving Mango, Kamani, and Monkeypod groves and tree tunnels;
Providing property tax relief to owners who maintain the easement in the manner
intended and State tax credits to those who replant easements with non - invasive
plant material approved by the County;
Adding interpretive markers and small visitor parking areas at historical sites,
such as the two Kehena sites listed in the General Plan;
Providing pullouts along the highway at intervals so that travelers can stop to
enjoy the scenery without conflict with traffic in travel lanes;
Delineating and maintaining physical access to the shoreline at appropriate
locations on the makai side of the road;
Minimizing tree pruning by using special, shielded cable for overhead utility lines
or by undergrounding sections of the line;
Minimizing excessive lighting by limiting street lights to major intersections and
informing residents along the corridor about how to reduce illumination of
driveways;
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[ -] 9) Develop at least one scenic turnout near Kehena Beach that includes restroom
facilities and an emergency phone;
[ -] 10) Creating a simple walking trail on the lava and new parking area with restrooms
on the State owned accretion land at the new Kaimu Beach;
[ -] 11) Posting warning signs, where appropriate, in newly realigned sections; and
[ -] 12) Covering old section of road with cinder soil to allow Naupaka to reclaim the
land."
SECTION 15. Chapter 5, section 5.3 (Implementation Table), of the Puna Community
Development Plan (as amended), is amended to read as follows:
"5.3 IMPLEMENTATION TABLE
The Implementation Table on the following pages identifies, for each of the proposed
actions in the Puna Community Development Plan, the organization(s) responsible for taking the
lead or supporting role for implementation, the projected timeframe for implementation, and the
estimated cost, in 2007 dollars, of implementing the action, if it is a major capital improvement
project. In some cases, the cost could not be determined until further planning work and
feasibility study has been completed to better define the scope of the project. Those instances
are noted by "TBD" (to be determined). A key to the organizations referenced in the table is
below. Where organizations are co -equal partners in a role, they are separated by a comma.
Where one has relatively greater responsibility or authority, they are separated by a diagonal line.
Key to Acronyms in Implementation Table
BD County of Hawai`i Department of Public Works- Building [Department] Division
CA Community Association (or subdivision homeowners' association)
CC County of Hawaii Corporation Counsel
COU County of Hawai`i Council
DBEDT State of Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism
DHHL State of Hawai`i Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
DHS Department of Human Services
DLNR State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
DOE State of Hawai`i Department of Education
DOH State of Hawaii Department of Health
DOT State of Hawai`i Department of Transportation
DPW County of Hawaii Department of Public Works
DWS County of Hawai`i Department of Water Supply
EMPL Employers (referring to large institutions)
FED Federal agencies (various, depending on function)
FIN County of Hawaii Department of Finance
HCC Hawaii Community College
HELCO Hawai`i Electric Light Company
HFD County of Hawaii Fire Department
HFDC Hawaii Housing Finance & Development Corporation
HPD County of Hawai`i Police Department
DEM County of Hawaii Department of Environmental Management
DPR County of Hawaii Department of Parks and Recreation
LEG Hawaii State Legislature
MTA County of Hawaii Mass Transit Agency
NGO Non - governmental organization (non - profit community association, etc.)
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OHCD County of Hawaii Office of Housing & Community Development
PD County of Hawaii Planning Department
PUC State of Hawaii Public Utilities Commission
R &D County of Hawai`i Department of Research and Development
UH University of Hawai`i at Hilo
When implementing the actions listed in the following table, the Working Group and
Working Paper report that addresses the relevant topic(s) shall be considered as a reference to
provide greater specificity on the location, description and intention of the proposed action.
Section
Action Item
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Timetable
Est. Cost
lionsibility
Lead Supporting
2008 -12 2013 -17 2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
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MALAMA 1 KA `AINA
Historic, Cultural, and Scenic Resources
[(A)] a.
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Seek Special Design District designations for the
following areas:
Volcano Village
Pahoa Town
Kea'au Town
Kurtistown- Mountain View corridor
PD
PD
PD
PD
COU
COU
COU
COU
X
X
X
X
[(B)] b.
Propose amendments to the county building code for
traditional Hawaiian building design and construction
methods
{131] DPW
COU/PD
X
2.2.3
Native Forests and Geological Features
[(A)] a.
Enact a BRBZ Design District for the Volcano area
COU
PD /DPW
X
[(B)] b.
Propose amendments to the County code to protect native
species, geological and historic features outside of the
BRBZ
COU
DPW/PD
X
[(C)] c.
Propose the establishment of an Office of County
Ecologist within the Planning Department
COU
PD
X
[EP)] d.
Provide County support for forest preservation by
offering real property tax reductions and contributing
land
COU
FIN, DPW
X
X
X
[(E)] e.
Reduce the minimum lot size to qualify for the native
forest preservation tax reduction and allow it in any
zoning district
COU
FIN
X
[(] f.
Investigate alternatives to herbicides for weed control on
public lands
DOT, DPW
DOE, DPR, DLNR
X
2.3.3
Aquifers and Coastal Waters
[(A)] a.
Encourage State legislation to prohibit the use of
cesspools as a means for wastewater disposal in areas
below 1,000 feet Mean Sea Level
LEG
DOH/DLNR
X
[(B)] b.
Seek state Department of Health acceptance of small -
footprint septic wastewater treatment designs and
clustered septic systems
LEG
DOH
X
[(C) c.
Prepare watershed management plans for the Volcano -to-
Mountain View and Hawaiian Acres -to- Orchidland areas
to address localized flooding problems
DPW
DW/PD
X
[(D)] d.
Ensure legislation for a corridor of the Puna watershed at
least two miles wide including the Wao Kele 0 Puna
forest area and the State lands mauka of Highway 130
between 'Ainaloa subdivision and Pahoa is preserved for
future potable water use
LEG
DOH /DLNR
X
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Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[(E)] e.
Encourage legislation that requires all blackwater
wastewater disposal systems to be contained or connected
to a collection system in areas below 100 feet Mean Sea
Level
PD
DOH, DPW, DEM
X
[(F)] f.
Prepare an EA or an EIS for a wastewater treatment
facility to service the Kapoho Beach LotsNacationland
Hawai`i area
DEM
DOH, PD
X
[(G-)] g_
Provide tax credits to Kapoho residents who convert their
existing cesspools into aerobic treatment systems
LEG
DEM, DOH
X
2.4.3
Shoreline Area
[(A)] a.
Expand and improve database, references and skills at
County level to review shoreline permit applications
PD
UH, DBEDT, FED
X
[(H•)] b.
Research and record information on trails and historic
resources in the coastal zone
DLNR
PD
X
[(C)] c.
Conduct historic and biological surveys for review of
shoreline permit applications and certifications and
recommend increased scrutiny of applications for SMA
permits for subdivision of properties likely to be
underwater in 100 years
PD, DLNR
NGO
X
[(D)] d.
Take into account subsidence and storm waves in
shoreline certifications
DLNR
PD
X
[(E)] e.
Study storm wave and high tide patterns to develop
refined coastal flood zone maps
FED, UH,
DLNR
DPW
X
f(F)] f.
Implement special zoning and development controls for
Kapoho area to address subsidence issues
PD
UH, DBEDT,_FED
X
3.1.3
MANAGING GROWTH
Land Use Pattern
[(A)] a.
[ —] 1)
[ —] 2)
[ —] 3)
[ —] 4)
Provide county support for land use entitlements and land
assembly for voluntary land pooling projects by:
Initiating a special use permit request or petition for land
use boundary amendment
Seeking amendment to State Land Use Law to enable
"rural town /village" standards
Seeking State enabling legislation to allow County to
retain lots delinquent in real property taxes
Extending technical assistance and advice to community-
based land pooling associations
PD
PD
PD
CC, FIN
LUC
LUC
FIN
NGOs
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
[(4)] b.
Establish the following general classifications for village
and town centers: Regional, Community and
Neighborhood
PD
CA
X
[(3] c.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
Facilitate land use entitlements and other tools for the
development of existing and future village /town centers
and special design districts by:
Recommending approval of applications for commercial
zoning or use permits for existing commercial uses in
designated village/town centers
Recommending denial of applications for zone changes
for commercial or light industrial use on sites that are not
within designated village /town centers
PD
PD
COU
COU
X
X
X
X
[(DA d.
[ —] 1)
Facilitate land use entitlements and financing for the
development of new village /town centers by:
Creating a regional town center plan for each
village /town center
PD
CA
X
13
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[ -] 2)
Providing loan guarantees or grants to community
associations or partnerships for infrastructure
development
COU
FIN
X
X
O)] e.
Propose amendments to the zoning code and/or apply
district -wide rezoning to limit allowable building
footprint on residential and agricultural -zoned lands
COU
PD
X
[(F.)] f.
Require County agencies to establish and report on Level
of Service standards for infrastructure and services
COU
PD,_DPW,_HFD,
HPD,
DWS, DPR
X
X
X
[(G)] g.
Urge the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL)
to conform to the goals and objectives of the PCDP
COU /LEG
DHHL
X
[(44)]h.[
_ -. - -
COU
FIN
X
:- _ : : : .
:. - . ' - - : - : • : - - - - - - s] Propose reduction
of property tax assessments and payments for properties
whose develo ment rights have been removed or reduced
[(1)] i.
Conduct study on the impacts from subdivision build -out
PD
DLNR, [DW] DWS
X
[(3)] L
Recommend legislation for wider notice of pending
applications for special permits, variances and zoning
changes
PD
COU
X
3.23
Agriculture and Economic Development
KM] a.
Limit water system and road standard variances for new
subdivisions on agricultural -zoned land
PD
COU
X
[(B3] b.
Consider down - rezoning of lands in Agricultural zoning
districts to discourage further subdivision into small lots
PD
COU
X
[(C)] c.
Reconsider Urban Expansion Areas for Pahoa on the
LUPAG, except where they correspond to existing
residential zoning and designated Regional Town Center
and industrial boundaries
COU
PD
X
[(P3] d.
Seek State legislation to impose higher conveyance
and/or capital gains taxes on short-term property re -sales
LEG
F1N
X
[(€)] e.
Seek state legislation to allow the county to hold onto
properties that are in foreclosure due to property taxes in
arrears rather than immediately auctioning them to the
highest bidder
[PD] COU, LEG
F1N
X
[(F)] f.
Provide land and infrastructure for farmers' markets
within village/town centers
R &D
DPW
X
X
[(G)] g.
Seek State authorized lower General Excise Tax rate on
local agricultural products sold at County farmers
markets
LEG
R &D
X
[(H)] h.
Develop an agri /eco- tourism policy, necessary zoning
and other County assistance for farmers markets, special
events, restaurants specializing in local food products,
and similar promotions of local agriculture
R &D
PD
X
[(1)] i.
Develop business incubator districts in Kea'au, Pahoa[;
]and Mountain View
R &D
DBEDT/[1311] PD
X
X
[(1)] 1
Promote use of the incentives offered by the designation
of an Enterprise Zone
R &D
DBEDT
X
X
X
[(K)] k.
Support the HCC -[The] Bay Clinic or similar partnership
to establish a youth business center in Kea'au
[UH] HCC,
DBEDT R &D
'
X
NGO
[(L)] I.
Support the development of a community -based organic
farming operation and training facility in cooperation
with HCC and UH
HCC. UH
R &D
X
[(M)]
m.
Develop job opportunities in Puna in renewable energy
generation
R &D
DBEDT
X
X
14
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[(N)] n.
Conduct a study to define and identify important
agricultural lands in Puna
PD
R &D
X
[(9)] o.
Create a real property tax exemption (perhaps 4 to 6
years) for farmers entitled to Federal crop loss insurance
COU
FIN
X
[(P)] .
Encourage organic farming and gardening by establishing
a Puna agriculture scholarship with HCC and UH Hilo
HCC, UH
LEG /COU
X
X
X
3.3.3
Social Services and Housing
[(A)] a.
Develop a centrally located full - service medical facility
based on a non - profit model
NGO
LEG /DOH
X
X
X
[(B)] b.
Establish "one- stop" social services assistance centers at
various locations
NGOs
[ISI -I] DHS, OHCD
X
X
[(£)] c.
Build partnerships between the County and non - profit
organizations for social services and economic
development
COU
NGO,_OHCD, R &D
X
X
X
[(D)] d.
Seek State enabling legislation to help lower self -help
housing construction costs
LEG
COU /OHCD,
[13B]DPW
X
[(€)] e.
Offer educational programs to develop financial skills of
renters and rental strategies for owners and tenants
OHCD
HFDC
X
X
X
[(F)] f.
Promote programs to increase homeownership
opportunities
OHCD
HFDC
X
X
X
[(G3] g_
Promote multi - family and special needs housing in
village /town centers
HFDC /OHCD
PD
X
X
X
[(11)] h.
Propose amendments to the building code to allow
occupancy of residential dwellings before final inspection
COU
BD
X
[(I)] j)
Urge the State to increase local control over public
schools
LEG
COU
X
X
[(d)] j,
Urge the State to establish a Hawai`i Community
College/UH -Hilo satellite campus in Puna
LEG
UH
X
3.4.3
Public Safety and Sanitation Services
[(A)] a.
Develop permanent fire stations at Hawaiian
Beaches /Shores, Hawaiian Paradise Park, lower Volcano,
and Mt. View
COU
HFD
X
X
[(B)] b.
Provide additional volunteer stations in subdivisions as
sites become available and growth warrants
HFD
NGOs
X
X
X
[(G-)] c.
Promote free wireless internet services
COU, LEG
FED
X
X
[(D)] d.
Provide more emergency call boxes along State highways
DOT
X
[(E)] e.
Encourage enhancement of cell phone service to cover
remote areas
LEG
PUC
X
[(F)] f.
Boost Department of Environmental Management
recycling budget
COU
DEM
X
X
X
[(G)] g_
Increase County resources to handle abandoned/derelict
car removal
COU
DEM
X
X
X
[(14)] h.
Provide public financial support for infrastructure
development within approved village /town centers
COU /FED
DEM,[13W] DWS,
X
X
DPW
3.5.3
Parks and Recreation
[(A)] a.
Consider expanding the Camp Ground at MacKenzie
State Park to include public property south of MacKenzie
DLNR
DPR
X
450
[(B)] b.
[ -] 1)
[ -] )
[ -] )
Improve and expand Coastal Activity Areas as follows:
Ahalanui Beach Park
Consider modifications to tidepools beyond "Shacks" for
use as "keiki pools"
Pursue development of a camp ground and/or ocean
recreation park with potential boat launch ramp and
marina facilities at Cape Kumukahi
DPR
DLNR
DLNR
COU
DPR, NGO
X
X
X
925
185
TBD
LEG
15
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[ -] 4)
[ -] 5)
[ —] )
Consider acquisition and development of Honolulu
Landing, Kapoho Crater and Sand Hill
Develop support facilities for Kehena Beach State Park
Encourage development of hike /camp coastal trail system
DLNR, DPR,
COU
DLNR
DLNR, DPR
DPR, DLNR
DPR
NGO
X
X
X
TBD
TBD
TBD
[(G)] c.
[—]l)
[ -] 2)
[ -] 3)
[ -] 4)
[ -] 5)
[ —] 6)
[ -] 7)
[ -] )
[ -] )
[ —] 10)
[ —] 11)
Improve and expand Community Parks as follows:
Develop new community parks in: a) Hawaiian Acres[,];
1k) -North Kulani[;]; c) Glenwood[,];d) NAnawale
Estates[3]4) Leilani Estates[;];f) Orchidland Estates[;];
and g)_Hawaiian Beaches subdivision
Various improvements to Pahoa Regional Park
Various improvements to Shipman (Kea'au) Regional
Park
New district park and various improvements at
Hawaiian Paradise Park
Develop recreational programs for Cooper Center and
Volcano Community Park
Provide improvements at Mountain View Community
Park and A. J. Watt Gym
Expand hours of operation at regional and larger
community parks
Develop a new senior center in Mountain View
Provide in each village center a recreational park and
village green
Make recreation facilities and meeting rooms at public
schools available for community use after school hours
Create small community parks as part of right -of -way
acquisition for new connecting road segments between
subdivisions
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR
DPR, NGOs
DOE
DPW
COU
COU
COU
COU
COU
COU
COU
OHCD
COU
DPR, NGOs
NGOs
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
TBD
3,750
3,300
9,400
185
185
TBD
[(D)] d.
[ —] 1)
[ —] 2)
[ -] 3)
[ —] 4)
[ -] )
Create and improve Linear Parks as follows:
When acquiring rights -of -way for constructing new
roadways or improving existing major roadways, make
provisions for parallel multi -use recreational trails
Complete development of Old Volcano Trail as a
pedestrian and cycle pathway
Acquire former railroad right -of -way from Kapoho
through Hawaiian Paradise Park for hiking, bicycling and
horse -back riding
Plan for acquisition and development of the former
railroad right -of -way from Hawaiian Paradise Park to
Railroad Avenue in Hilo
Plan for public access along Old Government Road
(coastal trail) as a bicycle and hiking trail
DPW, DOT
DPW
DPW
DPW
DLNR
COU
COU
DLNR
DLNR
DPW
X
X
X
X
X
X
[(E)] e.
[ —] 1)
[ —] 2)
[ -] 3)
[ -] 4)
[ —] )
Create and improve Preserves as follows
Assess appropriate level of site visitor usage and
implement self - guided or steward -led tours
Improve conditions at Wai`opae Tidepools
Consider acquiring Green Lake and vicinity for native
habitat restoration and nature center
Consider hiking trails through Nanawale Forest Reserve
Pursue development of passive cultural/botanical park in
Hawaiian Paradise Park
DLNR
DLNR
DLNR
DLNR
DLNR
DPR
LEG
LEG
PD. NGO
X
X
X
X
X
600
TBD
300
TBD
DPR
3.63
Energy Sustainability
f(A)] a.
Apply LEED standards for public buildings, with a
minimum goal of silver level
BD
COU
X
[(B)] b.
Investigate ground -water cooling for public buildings
DBEDT
DPW
X
[(€)] c.
Promote energy efficiency standards for larger residences
BD
COU
X
X
16
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[(D)] d.
Incorporate energy - efficient features into the construction
of lower -cost homes with the use of public subsidies
OHCD, HFDC
PUC
X
X
X
[(€)] e.
Establish a Renewable Energy Research & Development
fund with UH -Hilo
UH
DBEDT/R &D
[(F3] f.
Apply the PUC Public Benefits Fund to retrofit dwellings
for alternative energy, with sliding scale to reach low-
income households
PUC
COU,_OHCD
X
X
X
[(G)] g,
Negotiate a direct use of geothermal agreement for
agricultural uses as part of any expansion of the capacity
of the Puna Geothermal Venture plant
HELCO, PUC
R &D
X
[(H)] h.
Promote biomass energy and fuel production using wood
chips from exotic trees
PUC
DBEDT, R &D
X
X
X
[(I)] i.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
Pursue new renewable energy sources (OTEC, wave
energy, solar capture) as technology advances
Pursue an ocean energy or enterprise subzone
Pursue other applications besides energy capture (e.g.,
aquaculture and agricultural product washing)
PUC
R &D
R &D
DBEDT, R &D
DBEDT, PD
DBEDT
X
X
X
X
X
4.13
TRANSPORTATION
Traffic Demand Management
[(A)] a.
Promote VanPool and ride - sharing alternatives more
actively
DOT
R &D,_EMPL
X
[(B)] b.
Promote staggered work hours and telecommuting with
major employers and institutions
COU, UH
EMPL
X
[(C)] c.
Facilitate telecommuting by developing free Wi -Fi
reception in Puna
COU,_LEG
FED
X
X
TBD
4.23
Mass Transit
[(A)] a.
Prepare a county -wide Transit Master Plan
MTA
FED
X
TBD
[(14 -)] b.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
[ -] )
[ -] 4)
Improve transit service operations by:
Increasing transit service to a minimum of two additional
runs during peak hours
Establish demand responsive transit in subdivisions
Provide commuter express bus service from Pahoa to
Hilo and Volcano to Hilo
Establish a hub - and -spoke transit system
MTA
MTA
MTA
MTA
MTA
FED
FED
FED
FED
FED
X
X
X
X
1,200
TBD
TBD
TBD
[(C)] c.
[ —] 1)
[ —] 2)
[ —] 3)
[ -] 4)
Develop transit hubs at the following locations:
Kea'au (Primary Hub)
Pahoa (Secondary Hub)
Volcano (Secondary Hub)
Mountain View (Secondary Hub)
MTA
MTA
MTA
MTA
FED
FED
FED
FED
X
X
X
X
TBD
[(D)] d.
Provide park- and -ride lots at transit hubs and HPP
MTA
FED
X
X
[(E)}
' - - •• ' :,•
[MTA]
[FED]
[X]
[' : : : :. _ . :.
[(F)] e.
Develop a cooperative program with public and private
schools to provide student passes for the Hele -On Bus
MTA
DOE,_LEG,_NGOs
X
[(G)] f.
Launch public education campaign promoting transit
services
MTA
NGOs
X
X
X
[(H)] g
Cultivate public /private partnerships, such as employer
sponsored bus passes
MTA
NGOs, EMPL
X
X
X
[(I)] h.
Expand MTA staff to provide greater support for transit
operations
COU
FIN, MTA
X
X
P)] i.
Investigate other fare /ticketing incentives to increase
ridership
MTA
FED
X
[(K)] j,
Work with DOT in creating safe pedestrian conditions
for using mass transit
MTA
DOT
X
X
17
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[(L)] k.
Expand Hele -On service to include regular service to the
Hilo and Keahole International Airports.
MTA
DOT, COU
X
4.33
Roadway Network
[(A)] a.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
[ -] a)
[ -] 4)
[ —] 5)
Short Term (2008 -2012)
Plan and design PMAR alignment
Require building setbacks in HPP for potential PMAR
extension
Establish emergency routes using mostly existing road
beds
Include pedestrian and bicycling requirements in all
projects
Create connectivity alignments between various
subdivisions
DPW
PD
DPW
DPW
DPW
DOT
DPW
NGOs
NGOs
NGOs
X
X
X
X
X
[(B)] b.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
[ —] )
[ -] 4)
Medium Term ([20-1-2] 2013 -2017)
DPW
DPW
DPW
DPW
NGO
DLNR,_NGO
NGO
DOT
X
X
X
X
19,200
'
4,400
4,000
Construct a two -lane roadway between Kaloli Dr and
Kea'au
Construct unpaved two -lane roadway between Kahakai
Blvd and HPP
Construct a two -lane roadway from Nanawale to Kahakai
Blvd
Study need/feasibility of Pahoa -Hwy 11 and Hwy 11-
Stainback Highway alternative routes
[(C-)] c.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
[ -] 3)
Long Term ([2-0-1-7] 2018 -2030)
DPW
DPW
DPW
DOT
DOT
DOT
X
X
X
33,500
1,700
23,000
Construct Phase II segments of PMAR
Acquire additional right -of -way through HPP to extend
PMAR
If traffic demands, construct PMAR extension through
HPP to connect to Kahakai Boulevard
4.4.3
Highways
[(A)] a.
[ —] 1)
[ —] 2)
[ -] a)
[ —] 4)
Short Term (2008 -2012)
Intersection improvements on Highways 11 and 130
Reduce speed limit on Hwy 130 to 45mph (Kea'au
Bypass to Ainaloa Blvd)
Determine most effective ways to improve highway
safety for all travel modes
Implement the Hwy 130 shoulder lane conversion project
between Kea'au Bypass and Shower Drive and consider
using the 3`a lane as a reversible lane for peak periods
DOT
DOT
DOT
DOT
LEG/FED
LEG /FED
LEG /FED
LEG/FED
X
X
X
X
5,500
6,500
[(B)] b.
[ —] 1)
[ -] 2)
[ —] 3)
Medium Term ([204-2] 2013 -2017)
DOT
DOT
DPW
LEG/FED
LEG/FED
LEG /FED
X
X
X
28,000
Increase capacity on Hwy 130 between bypass road and
Ainaloa, based on optimal safety
Construct a right exit lane on Hwy 11 below Kea'au Ag
lots to Kea'au Village using the existing Old Volcano Rd
ROW
Create a right hand turn lane from Hwy 132 onto Hwy
130
4.53
Non- Motorized Travel and Scenic Byways
[(A)] a.
Request that the STIP allocate a larger share of federal
"flex funds" to transit - related and alternative travel
modes
COU
DOT, FED
X
X
X
[(B3] b.
Allocate funding to DPW for safe routes to schools /parks
improvements, with Kea'au improvements as a priority
COU
DPW
X
X
X
[(G)] c.
Invest in pedestrian-, bicycle- and parking- related
improvements in approved village /town centers
COU
DPW
X
X
X
[(D)] d.
Allocate funding to the HPD to monitor traffic operations
along safe routes to schools /parks
COU
HPD
X
X
X
18
Section
Action Item
Responsibility
Timetable
Est. Cost
Lead
Supporting
2008 -12
2013 -17
2018 -30
$1,000 (2007)
[(E)] e.
Complete surveys, acquisition of right -of -way,
maintenance agreements, planning and design, and
DPW, DLNR
COU, LEG
X
X
10,700
construction for multi - purpose trails
[(F)] f.
Designate and improve Highway 137 (Red Road) as a
Scenic Byway
DPW
X
X
1,100
SECTION 16. Material to be repealed is bracketed and stricken. Material to be added is
underscored. In re- printing this ordinance or the Puna Community Development Plan (as
amended), the brackets, bracketed and stricken material, and underscoring need not be included.
SECTION 17. Severability. If any provision of this ordinance or the application thereof
to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity does not affect other provisions or
applications of the ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or
application, and to this end, the provisions of this ordinance are to be severable.
SECTION 18. This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval.
Kona , Hawai`i
Date of Introduction:
Date of 1st Reading:
Date of 2nd Reading:
Effective Date:
REFERENCE: Cdni
INTRODUCED BY:
COUNCIL ME BER, CO
November 2, 2011
November 2, 2011
November 16, 2011
December 6, 2011
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Introduced By:
Date Introduced:
First Reading:
Published:
REMARKS::
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
County of Hawai`i
Kona, Hawai`i
Pete Hoffmann
November 2, 2011
November 2, 2011
N/A
Second Reading:
To Mayor:
Returned:
Effective:
Published:
REMARKS:
November 16, 2011
November 25, 2011
December 6, 2011
December 6, 2011
December 16, 2011
COUNTY CLERK
COUNTY
2C? l DEC -6 AM 11: 21
ROLL CALL VOTE
AYES
NOES
ABS
EX
Blas
X
H
Ford
X
X
Hoffmann
X
X
Ikeda
X
Onishi
X
Pilago
X
Smart
X
Yagong
X
Yoshimoto
X
6
1
2
0
ROLL CALL VOTE
AYES
NOES
ABS
EX
Blas
X
H
Ford
X
Hoffmann
X
Ikeda
X
Onishi
X
Pilago
X
Smart
X
Yagong
X
Yoshimoto
X
6
0
3
0
I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing BILL was adopted by the County Council published as
indicated above.
APPROVED AS TO
FO AND LEGA ITY:
P
COU
TY CSRPORATION' OUNSEL
TY OF HAWAII
Date DEC - 1 2011
Approved/Disapp
ved this 611-`%- day
, 20 1,
MAYOR, COUNTY F HAWAII \`
Bill No.:
Reference:
Ord No.:
C- 369/PC -30
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