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PD BACKGROUND REPORT (PL-SPP-2022-000024)
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to agricultural tourism, which this request would be indirectly <br /> promoting. <br /> Accordingly, the requested use would further the agricultural <br /> objectives of both the General Plan and Kona CDP. As such, no <br /> action or amendment to either document would be needed to <br /> effectuate this project. <br /> D. County Zoning <br /> The County zoning designation of the site is Family Agricultural (FA- <br /> 2a). The minimum lot size for this zoning district is two (2) acres. The <br /> subject property consists of nearly 2.832 acres and is thus considered <br /> a conforming lot of record. <br /> VVithin the FA-2a zone, the Applicants existing uses such as the farm <br /> dwelling is a permitted use. What is being requested will not require <br /> any significant improvements to the property but involve expanded <br /> uses of the existing grounds and dwelling. While prohibited in the <br /> Zoning Code, a Special Permit would make those uses possible. <br /> Should the request be approved, subsequent "ministerial" or <br /> administrative type of permits such as Plan Approval, if needed, will <br /> be complied with. <br /> E. Special Management Area <br /> The subject site falls outside the Special Management Area. As such, <br /> no SMA permit is required. A discussion of the project's relationship <br /> to the Coastal Zone Management policies, however, is found in <br /> Chapter VIII of this report. <br /> F. Other Permittina Considerations <br /> As noted earlier, Plan Approval and other ministerial permits to comply <br /> with any conditions of the Special Use Permit may still be needed. <br /> V. INFRASTRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS <br /> A. Water <br /> The subject site is already serviced by a private water meter, a meter <br /> which has access to 2,400 gallons of potable water from a private <br /> water system approved by the County Department of Water Supply <br /> 8 <br />
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