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landholdings on Hawaii Island. The Department has been working with the private sector <br /> lessees and permittees to move Banyan Drive buildings on State land into redevelopment in <br /> phases. Key state parcels in which the Department is engaged in redevelopment of Banyan <br /> Drive include: <br /> 1) Hilo Hawaiian Hotel: ground lease from the Department; renovated. <br /> 2) Hilo Bay Cafe (former Nihon restaurant site): ground lease from the Department; <br /> renovated. <br /> 3) Grand Naniloa Hotel: ground lease from the Department; $20 million in renovations <br /> completed in 2018. <br /> 4) Golf Course: part of Grand Naniloa ground lease from the Department; requires <br /> participation of lessee for redevelopment. <br /> 5) Uncle Billy's: closed in 2017 by the Board; under Revocable Permit(RP) to Tower <br /> Development, Inc. (TDI), who is an affiliate of the lessee of the Grand Naniloa; On <br /> March 7, 2018, the Department posted a request for interest(RFI) on its website as well <br /> as on the website of the State Procurement Office regarding the potential demolition of <br /> existing structures and reconstruction of a hotel on the former Hilo Bay Hotel site. <br /> Notice of the RFI was additionally published in several newspapers in the State on March <br /> 14, 2018 with a response deadline of April 30, 2018. One response (from TDI) was <br /> received with a proposal to substantially demolish and reconstruct a branded hotel on the <br /> site consisting of approximately 125 guest rooms, fitness room, appropriate back of house <br /> spaces and food and beverage venue. TDI additionally proposed to contribute $1.5 <br /> million toward demolition costs (projected by the Department's consultants to exceed$8 <br /> million in total). At its meeting of December 13, 2019, the Board authorized the <br /> publication of a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) /Request for Proposals (RFP) for the <br /> demolition, renovation, or partial demolition and partial renovation of the hotel under a <br /> new long-term lease. The Department is in the process of finalizing the RFQ/RFP <br /> documents for publication. <br /> 6) Country Club: under RP. At its meeting of December 13, 2019, the Board authorized the <br /> publication of an RFQ / RFP for renovation of the hotel under a new long-term lease. <br /> The Department is in the process of finalizing the RFQ/RFP documents for publication. <br /> 7) Reed's Bay Resort Hotel: under RP; has some remaining useful life. <br /> Since 2014, the Department has spent approximately $524,500 from the Special Land and <br /> Development Fund (SLDF) on consultant services and studies dedicated to the public lands at <br /> Banyan Drive. <br /> • One consultant prepared a market study on tourism to determine if the area could <br /> support a new hotel, as well as studies on sea level rise, the viability of master leasing <br /> multiple parcels in the area, and the remaining useful life of existing structures on <br /> expiring lease premises. <br /> • Another consultant conducted a much more detailed architectural and engineering <br /> study on whether existing improvements on the expired lease premises should be <br /> demolished or rehabilitated. <br /> 3 <br />
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