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J Yoshimoto, Council Chair <br /> and Members of the County Council <br /> Page 7 <br /> Change of Zone <br /> The applicant is requesting a State Land Use Boundary Amendment from the <br /> Agricultural to the Urban District and a Change of Zone from an Agricultural-1-acre <br /> (A-1a) to a Village Commercial 40,000 square foot (CV-40)zoned district for 4.143 <br /> acres of land. <br /> The applicant is proposing to develop a 54,000-square foot commercial center <br /> with an additional 12, 500 feet of an open landscaped area to be used for periodic craft <br /> fairs, thespian events and public gatherings. The project will be constructed utilizing <br /> LEED certified design standards. The project tentatively includes: <br /> • Two (2) three-story structures, each approximately 27,150 square feet in size, <br /> which includes anchor tenants, along with day care, tourist driven retail <br /> establishments, and an Acute Care Facility on the ground floor. Medical and <br /> professional offices would occupy the upper levels. The completed project will <br /> include a total of 54,300 square feet of uses with a total of 139 employees. <br /> • 230 parking stalls including handicap and loading stalls on permeable paved <br /> surfaces <br /> • Private water system, which will require the amount of water supply to be <br /> consistent with public health and safety needs such as sanitation and fire-fighting, <br /> which will consist of about 300,000 gallons of storage. Potable water will have to <br /> be trucked in from another area. <br /> • Sewage treatment plant <br /> • Landscaping <br /> The construction cost is estimated at approximately 9.5 million dollars. The <br /> applicant will begin site improvements and break ground for structures within 12 months <br /> after approvals of permits. <br /> In the 1960's, the County approved the subdivision of Hawaiian Ocean View <br /> Estates and Hawaiian Ranchos. Hawaiian Ocean View Estates consists of about 11,000 <br /> lots, and Hawaiian Ranchos consists of about 1,200 lots. The population of these areas is <br /> growing rapidly. In the 2000 census, the Hawaiian Ocean View Census Designated Place <br /> had a population of 2178. It had more than doubled since 1990. Rapid growth continues <br /> in the area. <br />