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SECTION 3 <br /> 3.1 PLANNING PROCESS <br /> The planning process for the HPP Community Master Plan by the CAC is inclusive and from the <br /> ground up with continuous solicitation of volunteers. This kind of open, community-based <br /> planning process should facilitate the approval of this CDP, inclusion into the County General <br /> Plan, and implementation by all parties involved. Thus, the planning process has included: <br /> Initial meeting held February 2014 with the distribution of previous HPP <br /> Community Master Plans and a brief history of the Hawai'i Planning Department and <br /> HPP. <br /> Meetings with appropriate county parties to include a County of Hawai'i Planning <br /> Department Planner and Puna Districts 4 and 5 Councilmen to discuss plan development. <br /> Goals of Community Development Plan established: to update the future vision within <br /> the community; research resources and means to accomplish the task; and to act as the <br /> coordinating group with the establishment of implementation teams. Appendices are to <br /> be used with the Plan to note special surveys and reports that affect the Plan. <br /> Review of resources to use in the preparation of our CDP to align with the PCDP. <br /> Review of other Hawai'i island CDPs and search for prior specialized plans such as Path, <br /> Park, and Albizia that would impact the plan. Research the possibility of monies from <br /> grants, bonds, state, federal, county sources so that HPP can move forward <br /> Creation of various tools such as 1) a business directory derived from a business survey <br /> to establish what is available presently, 2) an owner's survey to solicit input from the <br /> community to ensure the community determines needs and desires rather than a <br /> committee, 3)power point presentations for HPP membership meetings in June, 2014 <br /> and February 2015 to present the plan and to update it, and 4) creation of digital maps <br /> (wells, developed lots, mail boxes, bus line, roads paved and unpaved, town center areas, <br /> etc.) <br /> 11 <br />