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Valerie Poindexter, Council Chairwoman and Members of the County Council Page 3 will not have the option of being further subdivided. Additionally, each property would be allowed one single-family dwelling and the option of having an ohana dwelling. Lastly, the conditions of Ordinance No. 01-22 will be repealed since the Trees of Kukuihaele is not going to be developed. As part of this action, the Planning Director is initiating a State Land Use Boundary amendment from Agricultural to Urban for a small portion of TMK: 4-8-006:003, which is an approximately 8,803 square-foot portion of the 7.722- acre parcel. This is mainly for housekeeping purposes as the property is currently split- zoned with a majority of the property being within in the State Land Use Urban District. Based on the above findings, approval of the Planning Director's initiated action to reclassify land from the State Land Use Agricultural to the Urban District, covered by TMK: 4-8-006: Portion of 003 would be consistent with existing surrounding lands and would be in the best interest of the general public at this time. The accompanying bill to amend the State Land Use Boundaries Map is provided for your favorable consideration. Please note that there are no conditions attached to the draft bill. Change of Zone In 1994, Royal Coast Resorts Corporation and Silverlink Holdings, Ltd. applied for four State Land Use Boundary Amendments, a Change of Zone and a General Plan Amendment in order to develop the Amanresort. The General Plan Amendment was withdrawn after the Planning Director determined the area to be a Retreat Resort. The proposed development would have involved approximately 98 acres of land in Kukuihaele Town, including lands both makai and mauka of the Old Government Road. The original proposal included the development of a 47-unit resort, 38 one-acre agricultural lots and 10 units of employee housing and related improvements. The existing Manager's House was proposed as a 4 suite inn. State Land Use Boundary Ordinance Nos. 94-64, 94-65, 94-66 and 94-67 were approved by the Hawai`i County Council, effective June 8, 1994, reclassifying the State Land Use Boundaries Map from Agricultural to Urban for TMK: 4-8-6: Portions of 9, 11, 43, & 44. Change of Zone Ordinance No. 94-63 was also approved by the Hawai`i County Council, effective June 8, 1994 reclassifying TMK: 4-8-006: 013, 043, and Portions of 009, 0011 and 044 from RS-15 to V-43 and A-40a to RS-7.5, RS-15, V-18, V-43, & A-la.