2025-01-16 Chuck Flaherty, Moku Loa Group, Sierra Group

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Policy 17.7 Establish public access to historic and modern active living corridors and facilities that provide an island-wide route and connect to major destinations. Action 17.a Develop and adopt a program to establish public access to historic and modern active living corridors and facilities that provide an island-wide route and connect to major destinations. 4. Public Facilities and Services 4.6 Recreation Objective 35 Park facilities are located within a 10-minute walk in urban areas and a 10-minute drive in rural communities. Policy 35.19 Prioritize park acquisition and improvements that involve under-represented open recreation and healthy living activities (outside the scope of organized sports), such as: a) Walking and biking trails Action 35.d Partner with government,private and nonprofit agencies, and other stakeholders to initiate joint agreements for funding, management, and maintenance for recreation, shared use spaces, hardened shelters, and public access priorities. Action 35.cc Expand active open recreational opportunities at the Pana`ewa Rainforest Zoo and Equestrian Center properties such as bike/walking trails, horse trails, dog-friendly trails, and other outdoor recreation that would complement the Pana`ewa complex. 5.0 Thriving, Diverse, and Regenerative Economy, 4.1 Visitor Industry Goal, Objectives, Policies, and Actions Objective 48 Support the visitor industry investment in its connection with communities,the `aina, and our historic and multicultural heritage. Policy 48.6 Support the coordination, collaboration, and improvement of public access to natural and cultural resources with State agencies and landowners while balancing the need for protection of these areas.