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Communication Number 2019-14 Waikoloa 2nd Access Rd Report
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Waikoloa Subcommittee's Second Access Road Report <br />6. Second Access Road Route Studies/Options <br />As mentioned in the introduction, schematic plans have been generated with potential horizontal <br />and vertical roadway alignments. The county had a study done in 2005 by Sam O. Hirota, Inc. <br />According to the consultant, the intent was to provide schematic plans of potential horizontal and <br />vertical roadway alignments with available existing data. The schematic shows four possible <br />egresses from Waikoloa Village and three possible intersections with the Queen Ka'ahumanu <br />Highway. The study did not consider approvals from the various landowners. The study did not <br />consider drainage culvert or bridge crossings. The study does not indicate a preferred route for <br />the second road. (See Appendix B, map of road options.) <br />The SKCDP states that the preferred route of Waikoloa residents is from the Paniolo Avenue <br />extension, through land owned by Waikoloa Heights (TMK 368002016), the Waikoloa Village <br />Association (TMK 368002015) and Puako 1010 (TMK 368001060) intersecting the Queen <br />Ka' ahumanu Highway near the entrance of the Mauna Lani Resort. The preferred route does not <br />go through any existing residential developments in Waikoloa. (See Appendix CDP -6A, map <br />indicating location of 2nd access road.) <br />Conclusion: Regardless of these previous efforts and indications, it has been clear all along that <br />Villagers and community volunteers do NOT have the technical design or engineering expertise <br />to determine the most plausible, cost-efficient route(s) for a Second Access Road. <br />Recommendation: That Hawaii County take primary responsibility for the research and <br />development groundwork necessary to determine the best route for a Second Access Road for <br />Waikoloa, including how that road can complement existing and anticipated roads and access <br />routes in South Kohala. <br />7. Benefits of Second Access Road <br />Guided by the General Plan's goals and purposes regarding Transportation in Hawaii County, these are <br />some of the benefits for the people and local commerce of Waikoloa Village specifically and to the South <br />Kohala District generally. <br />A Second Road into and out of Waikoloa Village during the regular course of the day, would: <br />• Augment the current primary artery (Paniolo Avenue & Waikoloa Road) <br />• Save Time <br />• Be Safer <br />• Be More Economical <br />• Be More Efficient <br />• Be better for the environment <br />• Provide more options for travel to the airport and harbors <br />• Provide better access to recreational areas and beaches <br />• Eliminate overcrowding and access road hazards <br />• Provide more options for bicyclists <br />June 18, 2019 Page 13 o17 <br />
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