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Starting at approximately the 26 mile marker, North of Highway 11, and including that small section of Hale Ohia Road which runs south of Highway 11, and continuing to approximately the 27.5 mile point, where a segment of Old Volcano Road intersects with Highway 11 . This includes the complete segment of the Old Volcano Road in the Volcano Village that was separated by the construction of Highway 11 . The district includes properties fronting Old Volcano Road, then running North on Kalanikoa Road including properties on the West side of Kalanikoa Road to the intersection of Kilauea Road. Continuing East, it includes properties contained on the South side of Kilauea Road and it's "on-paper" extension. Then running to the intersection of"paper road" Hinano Road, and going South to include properties contained West of "paper road" Hinano Road, and back to the approximate 26 mile marker starting point. See the attached map. All properties within this boundary are included. It is noted that a portion of Hale Ohia Road connected to Old Volcano Road is already designated as a State Historic Preservation District. We also recommend that any properties outside the above boundary that would like to join the Historic District, be encouraged and allowed to do so, especially historic structure properties along the North side of Kilauea Road, and the areas outside the proposed boundary lines on Haunani Road and Wright Road. While this area of approximately 344 acres exceeds the 30 acres cited in the PCDP, the members were concerned with (1) including as many historical buildings as were possible and also (2) accommodating increasing population and development over the next 50 years. In addition, the PCDP, states "The second, and smaller, portion of the village center would be at a presently undeveloped site on the other side of Highway 11 between the Royal Hawaiian Estates and `Ohi`a Estates subdivisions. This portion of the village center is intended for more service- oriented businesses. While this site does not contain historic structures, businesses should not be prominently visible or have direct vehicular access to Highway 11 . Instead, access to the second portion of the village center would be via a parallel right-of-way remnant of the Old Volcano Highway." (PCDP Page 5-10 and Figure 5-4.) It is important to recognize this land is owned by the WH Shipman Company, and no approach to WHS has been made in the matter of a second village center development. ZONING The PCDP addresses Zoning Designations in village and town centers. (PCDP 5.2.1 .) "As suggested by the Volcano Community Association, the village center in Volcano is split into two locations. The larger of the two sites, along the Old Volcano Highway between Haunani Road and Wright Road, is within the historic core of Volcano. It is roughly 43 acres and entirely within the State Urban District. Portions of this site have County commercial zoning, but the community association's Vision 2020 Update