2025-05-01 PL-BOA-2025-000119 Petition

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of Practice and Procedure, Rule 9-10 Assessment, part (h) Criteria of Significant Adverse Effect, because increasing the capacity of the transient accommodation to hold gatherings and parties at 14 Oeoe Street: (2) curtails the range of beneficial uses of the environment;2 (3) conflicts with the long-term environmental policies or goals of the General Plan3 or the State Plan; (4) significantly affects the economic or social welfare and activities of the community, County or State; [See, Fn. 1.] (10) is contrary to the objectives and policies of the Coastal Zone Management Program and the Special Management Area Guidelines of Chapter 205A, HRS.4 In this case, adding a 240 SF lanai and a 240 S cover deck will expand the property's capacity to hold gatherings and parties, drawing even more vehicles to Oeoe St., with cumulative and secondary effects on the surrounding neighborhood. [continued next page] 2 Nene St. and its side streets is widely used as a pedestrian travel way by the residents of Leleiwi Neighborhood and as a pedestrian, scooter, and electric bicycle connection between Kings Landing Homestead lots, Keaukaha tract II and Keaukaha Tract I. Residents of the greater Keaukaha Community use Nene St.to walk or bike to and from the beach parks or local schools or fishing grounds as a safe travel way away from vehicular traffic and cars parked in the paved road shoulder on Kalanianaole Street. 3 See in proposed 2045 General Plan, Table 56: Transportation Access and Mobility, item # 22.a: "Amend the County code to incorporate Vision Zero safety principles..." §46-4 County zoning. Zoning in all counties shall be accomplished within the framework of a long-range, comprehensive general plan prepared or being prepared to guide the overall future development of the county. 4 §205A-2 Coastal zone management program; objectives and policies; and §205A-26 Special management area guidelines. 2