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PD BACKGROUND REPORT PL-SPP-2023-000051
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The subject parcel is located right next to Mamalahoa Hwy on the Mauka side. The <br /> dwelling is not visible with the naked eye from the shoreline. The visual impact of this project <br /> on the coastal area should be non-existent. <br /> D. Coastal Ecosystem <br /> As no improvements are contemplated, the existing structure and associated <br /> improvements should not result in any increase in the volume of rainwater on the site. <br /> Currently, rainwater is naturally drained on site and given the ground and soil condition, rapidly <br /> dissipates into the ground. <br /> Given the above, the proposed B&B use should not create any adverse impacts to the <br /> area's costal ecosystem. <br /> E. Economic Uses <br /> Hawaii's short-term economic future is still somewhat uncertain. All things considered, it <br /> is important to continue with projects such as this that indirectly enhance and emphasize the <br /> Big Island's agricultural-tourism industry. Establishments must be creative to be able to attract <br /> visitors that are looking for unique experiences. <br /> This project, working within the framework of existing regulations, may help stabilize <br /> and provide some assistance to our island' s economy. Although this project will not directly <br /> create any new jobs, its importance comes in the form of strengthening our community by <br /> creating a unique and affordable, Hawaiian tropical experience. We are here to give our visitors <br /> vital information about visiting our Island, such as how to protect our wildlife and ocean life. We <br /> help them plan their excursions and give tips about where to spend their money while eating <br /> out at restaurants all around the island and places to pick up unique snacks and souvenirs to <br /> take back home. We fill a special niche and would like to enhance our endeavor by becoming a <br /> B&B. <br /> F. Coastal Hazards <br /> The subject is designated Zone "X" (area of minimal hazard) on the Flood Insurance Rate <br /> Map. As such, there would be minimal hazards resulting from floodwater that cannot be <br /> properly addressed during the normal review and approval of any additional improvements to <br /> the site by the County. The subject area is not within the County's Civil Defense Tsunami <br /> Evacuation Zone. <br /> G. Managing Development <br /> While this function is more applicable to the "authority" or approving agencies, the <br /> request is intended to operate within the confines of the existing Zoning Code and Special <br /> Permit. The subject site is zoned RA-5a and the requested use and design/development <br />
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