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the regional town centers should be located as described in Section 5.2.4. [emphasis added] 5.2.2 Criteria for Proposed Locations and Boundaries The Puna Community Development Plan (PCDP) defines three types of centers— regional, community, and neighborhood —which differ in size and range of uses according to their intended function (see Table 5-1.) Table 5-1 General Use and Design Criteria by Village/Town Center Type Regional Town Center Community Village Center Neighborhood Village Center Service Area 20,000 to 50,000 residents 7,000 to 15,000 residents 3,000 to 6,000 residents Population Approximate Land More than 30 acres 10 to 30 acres Up to 10 acres Area Typical Components More than 40 tenant spaces Between 20 and 40 small Between 5 and 15 small tenant for full range of retail and tenant spaces for retail and spaces for convenience retail and personal services,repair personal services,repair personal services;neighborhood shops and other light shops;community park, park,elementary school,multi- industrial uses;regional elementary or middle school, purpose meeting room or park;schools(all grades); community center and outdoor (minimum)place to congregate or community hall,theater; events area;bed-and-breakfast post community notices;outdoor outdoor events area;bed- homes and small inns;elderly events area(e.g.,barbeques and and-breakfast homes and or other special needs housing; farmer's markets);small bed-and- small inns;elderly or other transit stop;medical clinic; breakfast homes;transit(or special needs housing; walking and bicycling paths. paratransit)stop;connections to transit hub;medical facility walking and bicycling paths. with emergency room;policy and fire station;walking and bicycling paths Access Access to one or more Access to one or more paved Access to a paved road,except paved roads;commercial or roads;commercial or public that there should be no direct public uses without direct uses without direct driveway access or visibility from either driveway access to Highway access to Highway 11 or Highway 11 or Highway 130;no 11 or Highway 130. Highway 130;no"drive-thru" "drive-thru"commercial use. commercial use. Kea'au Regional Town Center The Kea'au Town Center consists of two parts. The area bounded by Highway 11 and the Highway 130 By-Pass, including the original plantation village, for uses that are oriented primarily to residents of the Kea'au community itself. The exceptions are the middle and high school and the post office next to Kea'au Shopping Center, which are region-serving facilities. Most uses of a regional orientation —e.g., Shipman Park, the areas already zoned for commercial and light industrial uses, and proposed new police, fire, transit, and medical facilities—are to be located north of Highway 11 to provide convenient vehicular access. -9-