Laserfiche WebLink
thth <br />meetings were held in Kona on July 7 and in Hilo on July 10; and about 15 people showed up <br />at the Kona meeting and about 5 members of the public attended the Hilo meeting. <br /> <br />This next slide shows the proposed amendment to the General Plan LUPAG Map; and the area in <br />green is currently designated as Open. The area in horizontal/diagonal cross-hatched is Urban <br />Expansion. And then the proposed amendment area is shown in a red outline, shaped kind of <br />like a shoe and diagonal cross-hatched. This area layout is, matches the 2005 General Plan <br />LUPAG Map. So the Director is amending the Urban Expansion designation back to Open, <br />which is what it was in 2005. <br /> <br />IÓm just going to go through some aerial photos that show you the location of the amendment. <br />This is the Honokohau Harbor, and you can see Queen Kaahumanu Highway on the top of the <br />slide running in a left-right direction. This is the road coming off of the Highway to the Harbor. <br />It wraps around right here. And the Kaloko-Honokohau National Park is off to the left of the <br />slide, and then also their property comes right around to here. This is the boundary of the Park. <br />You can also see the Aiopio Fish Trap off in the water here, and this is going a little bit further <br />south. You can see the whole harbor area here. ThereÓs a heiau right about here near the fish <br />trap; and thatÓs actually located on the National Park land. And, also, up in the top corner of the <br />slide you can see the Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Plant. <br />So the amendment area would begin right about here. It comes from near the shoreline up to the <br />Highway, and then it curves, it includes this entire area here. And then it starts up again right <br />about in this location, and it curves around and includes the wastewater treatment plant. And this <br />is like the boot, the shoe or boot part of the amendment area, and then it curves back up right <br />around here. So, again, most of this area right here is in the amendment area. There are also <br />some anchialine pools that you can make out a little bit right about in this area; and those pools <br />are in the amendment area. <br /> <br />This is a LUPAG Map from 1971. It shows the Land Use Designations at that time which were <br />Urban Expansion near the Highway, Open along the coastline, and then you can kind of make <br />out that similar boot shape. There were also three Resort areas at that time that are shown here in <br />red. And then in 1989 there were no changes made during the General Plan Comprehensive <br />Update. In 2005, however, the three Resort areas were taken out, and the Open and Urban <br />Expansion areas remained. And then in 2006 the Planning Director initiated an amendment, an <br />interim amendment, that pulled all of that Open area out into Urban Expansion. So, again, this <br />request is to revert the Urban Expansion area back to the 2005 layout. And the State Land Use <br />Designation for that area is Urban, thatÓs shown here in pink. And the current County Zoning <br />Designation is Open; and that is shown in the dark green. <br /> <br />The Planning Director is recommending that the Planning Commission send a favorable <br />recommendation for the amendment request to the County Council. And you should have <br />received three new letters in your package this morning. One is from Makani Hou Kaloko <br />Honokohau, one is from the State DLNR, and another is from the National Park Service. Are <br />there any questions? <br /> <br />WOODWARD: Commissioner Domingo. <br />2 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />