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The Commissioners may recall a recent subdivision that occurred on approximately, just <br />under 5 acres, I believe, here, close to this intersection of Hu <br />and this was the Hualalai Villages change of zone from Agricultu <br />Family zoned district. And combined with lands, existing zoned lands to the north, they <br />are currently developing a 103-unit condominium development. <br />The Commissioners may also be aware that on the remainder of the Hualalai Villages <br />project site, where itÓs currently zoned Ag-1, the Applicant has submitted an application <br />before the State Land Use Commission to change the boundary, State Land Use <br />Boundary from its current Agricultural designation to Urban. And the purpose of that is <br />to eventually, and hopefully, provide an additional 300, roughly 300 additional <br />condominium units as well as a cultural center, a Pacific Cultural Center; and itÓll be on <br />this property here, if theyÓre successful in getting those land use changes. <br />This is the project site here, indicated or outlined in blue. I <br />9.262 acres and, again, with Queen Kaahumanu Highway on the top <br />on the bottom. <br />On this third map here is basically the ApplicantÓs current concept for the development of <br />this property should he secure the boundary amendment and the change of zone. The <br />current concept would allow for the development of the property into 144 units, of which <br />those units would be clustered in approximately nine individual unit clusters consisting of <br />16 units each. Again, that would then bring, come about a total of 144 units. <br />I should also note that while the concept is for 144 units currently, the zoning, which is, <br />the requested zoning of RM 2.5 would allow a maximum density of 161 units for the <br />entire property. <br />Also shown on this site plan, in addition to the units shown here in this tan color is a <br />neighborhood park as well as a community center here in blue. Access to the property <br />may be provided by a single access point onto Hualalai Road. <br />I should also note that as part of the ApplicantÓs proposal, they did disclose that, if <br />approved, they would be willing to provide improvements along Hualalai Road that <br />would include its realignment, basically to kind of straighten out the curved portion of <br />Hualalai Road that fronts the project site. <br />The Director has reviewed this request and finds that it is consistent with the General <br />Plan; therefore, the Director is forwarding a favorable recommendation of both the State <br />Land Use Boundary Amendment request and the Change of Zone request. The Change <br />of Zone request will be subject to conditions of approval. <br />And I must apologize, the initial recommendation report that was sent to you was an <br />older version that was developed prior to the DirectorÓs approval. What we passed out to <br />2 <br /> <br />
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