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General Plan is doing. <br /> We stand,and OPPOSE Haw!'!County Planning General Plan for the reasons stated: <br /> In the General Plan <br /> Page 79 <br /> 9.4 Support mechanisms,such as PUD and Cluster Plan Development(CPD),that group parcel density to preserve open space, <br /> recreational areas,or scenic viewsheds. <br /> The General Plan DOES NOT explain what a PUD means. <br /> Taken from this site:fps://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortgages/what-is-a-planned-unit-development/ <br /> "A planned unit development,or PUD,is a community of single-family homes,and sometimes condos or townhomes,where every <br /> homeowner belongs to a homeowners association(HOA)." <br /> Taken from this site:https://www.zillow.com/learn/what is oud/ <br /> "To most home shoppers,a planned unit development(PUD)may look like a single-family home.But the legal structure for a PUD is <br /> more similar to that of a condo and can impact the mortgage process. <br /> Again,you'll need to read all these documents to determine whether that specific PUD is right for you.And remember,all PUDs are <br /> different,so each one will have its own set of rules and restrictions." <br /> Page 80 <br /> 9.f Study the feasibility,issues,and opportunities related to the development of a TDR program to strategically preserve open space and <br /> achieve density to remain consistent with the land use pattern in accordance with the General Plan Land Use Maps. <br /> It's deeply frustrating that the Hawai'i County Planning Department isn't transparently explaining its Transfer of Development Rights <br /> (TDR)program.It feels like they're pushing for land use changes that suit their vision without respecting the community's strong,unified <br /> opposition over the last six months.In every meeting,100%of the community has voiced their disapproval,yet it seems those concerns <br /> aren't acknowledged. <br /> General Plan Page 87 <br /> Everything below is to enforce their TDR program,which they are not explaining. <br /> 13.1 Encourage flexibility in the design of residential sites,buildings,and related facilities to achieve a diversity of socio-economic <br /> housing mix and innovative means of meeting the market requirements. <br /> 13.2 Prioritize increase in density,rehabilitation,and redevelopment within existing zoned urban areas already served by basic <br /> infrastructure,or close to such areas. <br /> 13.4 Encourage the rehabilitation and/or utilization of maximum density in multi-family residential areas. <br /> 13.8 Focus on medium-and high-density residential and commercial uses in communities that can sustain a higher intensity of uses and <br /> where consistent with General Plan Land Use Map and existing town character <br /> 13.9 Support the rezoning of land to multiple residential near places of employment,retail,utilities,and educational,recreational, <br /> cultural,and public facilities. <br /> Their efforts to align with the General Plan Land Use Map are causing significant changes across the island,which is a significant <br /> concern.For example,changing the Land Use Title from agricultural to urban for high-end developer Hokulia would allow developers to <br /> bypass the Environmental Impact Statement(EIS)requirements,which are crucial for protecting the land and the community.This move <br /> could have profound implications for the environment and local residents,and this 2045 General Plan wants to change high-end <br /> developer's Land Use Titles for many others as well. <br />
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