Communication No. 2019-09- KCDP Amendments PD Review

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Communication No. 2019-09 serve as an appropriate location for a regional park that would i nc lude active recreation facilities and a multi - purpose auditorium. 5. (Neighborhood) 6. Makaeo Village (Regional Center). A major retail center is planned near the Old Airport Park. As a mixed use village, the plan is to introduce residential u ses into the mix, design a complementary relationship to the Old Airport Park, and to integrate a transit hub or major park and ride facility for commuters (primarily resort workers). 7. Kailua Village Redevelopment (Regional Center) In recognition of the i mp ortance of Kailua Village as the cultural, retail and visitor core of the Kona District, redevelopment of the area shall Center, but much of this housing i s in poor condition. The availability of infrastructure in the Village offers the opportunity to provide new, high density affordable housing for the resident workforce. Redevelopment plans shall consider the following: location of a transit hub, enha nc ed pedestrian - to shuttle routes, and village design guidelines. 8. (Neighborhood) 9. Kahului (Neighborhood) 10. u Makai Village (Neighborhood) Action LU 2.3a: Amend s Chapter 25 Zoning Code to define TODs and TNDs (Enacted by plan) . Action LU 2.3b: Initiate redevelopment plan for Kailua Village. Consider the establishment of redevelopment authority, pursuant to H RS Chapter 53 (Urban Renewal). Partner with the Kailua Village Business Improvement District program in preparing the re - development plan (PD, KVDC, KVBID, 3 - 5). Policy LU - 2.4: Transit - Oriented Development (TOD) Floating Zones Established . The Developme nt of TOD s are encouraged within the extent and locations of the floating zones shown on the Official Kona Land Use Map (Figure 4 - 7) . These loc ations are approximate and become fixed pursuant to the Project District rezoning procedures as modified below: 1) Mi nimum land area. The minimum land area for a new community shall be 80 acres consistent , which corresponds to the urban and secondary core, plus a density transfer area proposed in the master pla n to set an urban boundary limit . 2) Project District Rezoning Application. In addition to the requirements specified for a Project District application, the application shall include the following: a. Conceptual Master Plan. To the extent practicable, the con ce ptual master plan shall conform with the Village Design Guidelines (Attachment B) and at a minimum address: i. Mix of permitted uses and density; ii. Transportation systems including street layout and standards, transit routes and facilities, and bike and pedes tr ian pathways; 23