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place <br /> Table 2. Non-Residential Forecast by FAZ(in i,000 square feet) <br /> m m i <br /> .L N •i f0 •i f6 <br /> Gl 'i N 'si Gl 'i <br /> E N E c <br /> N <br /> E 3 'm E 3 3 m <br /> +� <br /> V I-0 0 U = 0 <br /> • 9,187 3,762 12,949 3,979 346 13,166 4,108 17,274 <br /> North347 30 377 98 8 445 38 483 <br /> Coast Villages <br /> • - 438 38 476 130 7 568 45 613 <br /> 1,303 75 1,379 421 37 1,724 112 11837 <br /> North290 255 545 181 12 471 267 738 <br /> 6 5,406 63 5,470 1,608 85 7,014 148 7,163 <br /> Waikoloa-Waikoloa <br /> Resorts <br /> • 6,512 5,135 11,648 3,400 296 9,912 5,431 15,344 <br /> South868 16 884 235 18 1,103 34 1,137 <br /> 303 0 303 110 11 413 11 424 <br /> Kea'au-Kurtistown 760 902 1,662 454 51 1,214 953 2,167 <br /> 201 2 203 54 3 255 5 260 <br /> HPP-Orchidiand 120 0 120 57 4 177 4 181 <br /> • 413 0 413 114 14 527 14 541 <br /> • - 26,150 10,279 36,428 10,841 892 11 36,991 11,171 48,161 <br /> Capacity <br /> Capacity values used in this report are based primarily on the results of Task Si, covered in a separate <br /> report. The focus is on net capacity,which is gross(or total)capacity minus existing development. <br /> Numeric capacity is assigned to every parcel on the island for residential dwelling units, and a separate <br /> numeric capacity for non-residential square feet. The majority of visitor units, existing and projected, <br /> are within 3 of the 13 FAZ areas. More information on visitor units and how they are addressed can be <br /> found in the Indicator Modeling technical report(Task G). <br /> During the initial calibration of the allocation model, it was decided to place caps on the capacity of <br /> individual parcels that limited the amount of development that could occur on any single parcel. Caps <br /> for both residential and non-residential development were identified by looking at the County's <br /> subdivision records and the 2004-203.5 building permit data. This information revealed what the recent <br /> historical maximums were for each kind of development: 600 units for residential development and <br /> 3o6,000 square feet for non-residential development. (The historical maximums and their place in the <br /> model are also discussed below in the section on additional calibration factors.) The final numbers <br /> below represent capped net capacity. Later in the project,these capacity values may be adjusted to <br /> model different potential planning and policy decisions. <br /> Trend Scenario and Land Use Allocation Technical Report 5 <br />