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• o <br /> Village Road to include Malama Market and Woodland Center, which will allow the growth of <br /> businesses and multiple-family residences along Pahoa's main road and in close proximity to <br /> other infrastructure such as County water(see A-2,A-4 of Exhibit 1). In order to maintain the <br /> function of the Pahoa Bypass as a State roadway intended to carry high volumes of vehicles at <br /> relatively high speeds around Pahoa Village, direct access to the Bypass for commercial and <br /> industrial land uses should be limited. Therefore,the Urban Expansion Area designation along <br /> the Bypass will be changed to Extensive Agriculture and Low Density Urban (see A-1,A-3 of <br /> Exhibit 1). Lastly, every community requires areas for industrial uses such as auto and truck <br /> storage facilities, contractor's yards and warehousing. Urban Expansion designated areas will be <br /> provided southwest of town along Apaa Street to accommodate these uses (see A-5 of Exhibit 1). <br /> This is consistent with Section 5.2.4 of the CDP, which indicates the area generally mauka of <br /> Malama Market should be developed with industrial uses. <br /> A description of each LUPAG Map designation and corresponding zoning districts that <br /> are typically found within these designations follows: <br /> > The Low Density Urban designation includes residential uses (with a density of up <br /> to 6 units per acre)with ancillary community and public uses, and neighborhood <br /> convenience-type commercial uses. [RS, RD, 0, limited CN or CV] <br /> > The Medium Density Urban designation includes village and neighborhood <br /> commercial, single family and multiple family residential(with a density of up to <br /> 35 units per acre), and related functions. [RS, RD,RM, RCX, CV, CN, O] <br /> > The Urban Expansion Area designation allows for a mix of high density,medium <br /> density, low density, industrial, industrial-commercial and/or open designations in <br /> areas where new settlements may be desirable,but where the specific settlement <br /> pattern and mix of uses have not yet been determined. [RS, RD,RM, RCX,CN, <br /> CV,MCX, ML, MG,PD, 0] <br /> ➢ The Extensive Agriculture designation includes lands that are not classified as <br /> Important Agricultural Land, and that are not capable of producing sustained,high <br /> agricultural yields without the intensive application of modern farming methods <br /> and technologies due to certain physical constraints such as soil composition, <br /> -3- <br />