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MORRISON: I wonder if I have <br /> DELIMA: Cause some of the thoughts was that maybe there might be a future investor that <br /> would come in, build like a senior citizen resort where you have mixed commercial, you know, <br /> commercial on the first two floors and then above that, you know, senior living units. <br /> MORRISON: So I do have the definition of resort in my notes that it is a mix of visitor-related <br /> uses such as hotels, condominium hotels, single-family and multi-family residential units, golf <br /> courses and other typical resort recreational facilities, resort commercial complexes and other <br /> support services. <br /> DELIMA: Well sounds like it encompasses everything. Okay. Thank you very much. <br /> MORRISON: You're welcome. <br /> DELIMA: Very intrigued by this whole process. Thank you. <br /> GADDIS: Yeah, I just had a quick question. You were talking about sort of these overlay zones <br /> that you're going to be identifying, you know, areas to in the future restrict new projects and <br /> things. Where, how are you guys ID-ing those zones and what studies are you pulling from, or do <br /> you have to do new studies to identify them? What's that process? <br /> MORRISON: So let me get back to that policy just so that we can see what it says here. So this <br /> one is talking about a natural hazard overlay zone and so we have many different geographic <br /> maps that show our hazard zones already, and so we'd have to get into the details of that <br /> particular policy and what, what's included in it, but for example on the coastline, right, we do <br /> have tsunami inundation mapping, we do have designated flood area mapping, we do have <br /> hurricane. We have quite a bit of information. <br /> GADDIS: I was thinking more sea level rise. If you guys were incorporating that into those <br /> overlays. <br /> MORRISON: Yes, and we do have the sea level rise vulnerability report that the State put <br /> together and so that's what we've incorporated into this plan. <br /> GADDIS: Okay. And just for a point of clarification, so you said that the open zoning, open <br /> space is basically been converted to the word"natural" and kept all its <br /> MORRISON: In some places <br /> GADDIS: bolts and nuts so to speak. <br /> Page 5 of 19 <br /> Banyan Drive Hawaii Redevelopment Agency <br /> August 28,2019 Minutes <br />