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related improvements consistent with an approved PUD master plan. All proposed <br /> structures will be limited to one to two stories in height. According to the PUD permit, <br /> the PUD is designed to address the needs and lifestyle of residents who want to live in a <br /> planned residential community that is a more compact community with alternate <br /> standards versus the current, standard subdivision layout,which in many cases lacks a <br /> human scale and walkability. <br /> 4. Supportive Information: The applicant has submitted the attached in support of the <br /> request(Planning Department Exhibit 1 —Change of Zone and SMA Use Permit <br /> amendment requests dated January 6,2022.) <br /> 5. Landowner: Hawaii Onel Investors, LLC. <br /> BACKGROUND INFORMATION <br /> 6. June 30,2008: Approval date of Special Management Area(SMA)Use Permit No. 07- <br /> 024,which allowed the development of a 65-lot, single-family residential subdivision <br /> within the subject property. Pursuant to Condition No. 2, the effective date of the SMA <br /> Use Permit is concurrent with the effective date of the associated change of zone for the <br /> project(see Exhibit B of Application). <br /> 7. February 9,2009: Effective date of Ordinance No. 09 7,which amended the State Land <br /> Use Boundary designation of the subject property from Agricultural to Urban and <br /> Ordinance 09 8,which rezoned the subject property from A-5a to RS-7.5 (see Exhibit A <br /> of Application). <br /> 8. August 1, 2013: Date the applicant acquired the property. <br /> 9. July 24,2014: Approval date of five (5)-year administrative time extensions to February <br /> 9, 2019, by which to complete the proposed subdivision of the property pursuant to <br /> Condition E of Ordinance No. 09 8 and Condition 4 of SMA Use Permit No. 07-024. <br /> 10. February 25,2016: Approval date of Planned Unit Development(PUD)No. 15-032 to <br /> allow for the development of a 62-lot subdivision with exceptions from the Subdivision <br /> and Zoning Codes to, "improve the overall quality, aesthetics, and to create a more <br /> pedestrian-oriented community that would not otherwise be possible with the current <br /> County ofHawai`i Codes and Standard Details for roadway construction."By letter <br /> dated August 30, 2020, the Planning Department confirmed that the applicant was still in <br /> compliance with the approved PUD (see Exhibit G of Application). <br />