Pahoa Village District-Chap25 DRAFT ramsayer - final rev22Nov13

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regional town center is to serve as a compact medium density area for retail shopping, administrative and professional activities, cultural and artistic activities, other supportive business activities, and a mix of residential uses capable of serving both village residents and the even more populous surrounding subdivisions. Further, the PV district seeks to preserve the historical architectural theme that has come to symbolize Pahoa's unique sense of place and identity, through the implementation of design guidelines within the PV district. (b) The PV district as used in this chapter means the area delineated on the map as provided in the Pahoa Village Design Guidelines (hereinafter "design guidelines ") and further described as: (1) All parcels having frontage on Pahoa Village Road from the Pahoa Village Road and Kea` au -Pahoa Road intersection and the Pahoa Village Road and Pahoa- Kalapana Road intersection, (2) All parcels having frontage on Post Office Road between Pahoa Bypass Road and Pahoa Village , (3) All parcels having frontage with the west side of Kea`au -Pahoa Road between and inclusive of tax map key numbers: 1 -5- 07:012 and 1 -5- 07:080, (4) All parcels having frontage with Kahakai Boulevard, including any extensions of Kahakai Boulevard up to the parcel identified by tax map key number 1 -5- 008:001, west of Pahoa Bypass Road, Parcels identified by tax man kev numbers: 1 -5- 005:024. 1 -5- 06:037. 1 -5- 06:015. 1 -5- 003:037 and 1 -5- 03:046, and (5) All parcels any _part of which are designated medium density urban in Exhibit A of Ordinance No. 12 -89 amending the ee�plan land use pattern allocation guide (LUPAG) map, with the following exclusions: (A) That portion of tax map key no: 1 -5- 02:020 that is not designated medium density urban in Exhibit A of Ordinance 12 -89, and (B) All of tax map key numbers: 1 -5- 01:003 and 1 -5- 08:001. (c) The intent of the architectural guidelines provided in the design guidelines is to articulate primary architectural features and building design characteristics that have historically been identified as the Hawaii plantation architectural style or theme. (d) While no specific minimum number of the architectural features in the design guidelines shall be required for any proposed project, all buildings and structures within the PV district, except as otherwise specified in section 25- 7 -_(b) below, shall be designed to be consistent with the Hawaii plantation architectural theme and to be complementary with the existing structures. (e) Design guidelines adopted by resolution shall be administered by the director provided that the director shall require design review by the Pahoa design review committee as provided in section 25 -2 -73. Section 25 -7- . Pahoa design review committee. (a) The purpose of the Pahoa design review committee (hereinafter "committee ") is to provide an architectural and design review of plans for all new buildings and structures as well as alterations to the exterior of existing buildings and structures where existing architectural features consistent with the design guidelines might be altered or removed, or where a