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Director Kern <br /> February 28, 2024 <br /> Page 2 <br /> 2. Likewise, DHHL requests that its 2022 DHHL General Plan Update be <br /> referenced and / or included in the 2045 County General Plan Update either <br /> as an appendices or other appropriate section of the County General <br /> Plan. The 2022 DHHL General Plan Update identifies land use designations <br /> that the HHC may apply to Hawaiian Home Lands. The DHHL General Plan <br /> should be a reference to the County. A copy can be found <br /> here: https://dhhl.hawaii.gov/po/general-plan/ <br /> 3. The 2045 County General Plan Update should have specific policies that <br /> articulate that DHHL Plans (DHHL General Plan, DHHL Hawaii Island Plan, <br /> DHHL Regional Plans) will be the authority on land use that will guide County <br /> policy regarding land uses and projects surrounding DHHL lands. DHHL <br /> beneficiaries have expressed strong concern with County policies or actions <br /> that may encourage land uses that are detrimental to homestead <br /> communities. <br /> For example, the recently introduced County Council Bill 107 related to an <br /> alternate route study for the proposed Puna Bypass Road did not appear to <br /> consider DHHL testimony and the testimonies of its beneficiaries to exclude <br /> routes from the study that traverse over lands under the jurisdiction of DHHL. <br /> Furthermore, there continues to be harmful uses near DHHL homestead lands, <br /> particularly in Hilo, that pose a health and safety issue to our Hilo homestead <br /> communities. The County General Plan should emphasize that the County <br /> should adopt policies to phase these uses out over time. DHHL does note and <br /> appreciates that the County Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG) <br /> recommends agriculture-related designations for lands bordering the Panaewa <br /> homestead community to the east. DHHL would like the County to strongly <br /> consider non-industrial uses in its LUPAG for lands that border DHHL's King's <br /> Landing Tract. Those lands are currently being considered for future <br /> homesteading and DHHL is currently going through a planning process to settle <br /> these lands. <br /> 4. DHHL strongly encourages the County to begin its process to develop a <br /> County Community Development Plan (CDP) for the South Hilo District. The <br /> South Hilo District includes these DHHL homestead communities: Keaukaha, <br /> Panaewa, Kaumana, Piihonua, King's Landing, and the future Honomu <br /> Homestead community. <br />
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