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2016-04-21 Leeward Exh C (SMA 16-063)
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the North Kona District. More specifically, we are looking at the ahupua‘a of Kahalu‘u. It is <br />identified with the black outline. For reference we have the wide white line running in a <br />north-south direction, which is the Keauhou to Kahului Parkway, or Ali‘i Highway as also <br />called. We have Ali‘i Drive that runs on the makai side of the subject property. Up above we <br />have Kuakini Highway. And to the, just to the east of the property we have the Kamehameha III <br />Road. <br /> <br />This is a closer view of the subject property, which is the County Zoning Map. For reference <br />again, the different colors represent the different types of County zoning for the area. On the <br />subject property you’ll see several different colors; the yellow represents Single-family <br />Residential zoning, the brown represents Multiple-family zoning, and the pink, or purple, area <br />represents Resort type zoning. Surrounding the different areas, we have green just on the mauka <br />side of the Ali‘i Highway, which is for Open zoning, as well as Multiple-family and Residential. <br />On the makai side of the subject property we have Single-family Residential zoning as well as <br />Resort zoning. <br /> <br />This is the State Land Use Boundary Map for the subject property and surrounding areas. The <br />purple, or the pink, represents Urban zoning, so these areas are in Urban State Land Use <br />Designations. The green areas to the north represent Agriculture. This is the General Plan Land <br />Use Pattern Allocation Guide Map for the subject property; this is identified as Single-family <br />Residential, as well as Medium Density Urban, for the subject property. This is the Kona <br />Community Development Plan, which shows that the property is on the outer rim of the <br />Kahalu‘u Makai Village TOD, or Neighborhood Transient Oriented Development. <br /> <br />This is an aerial photo of the subject property, currently it is vacant, which also identifies Ali‘i <br />Drive running on the makai side of the road, as well as the constructed single-family dwellings <br />that are there at this time. Majority of the area to the east is also vacant, as well as the adjoining <br />properties to the north. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting a Special Management Area Use Permit to allow the development of <br />a 306-unit multiple-family residential project and its related improvements, including but not <br />limited to internal utilities and driveways, landscaping, recreational amenities such as swimming <br />pools, and offsite infrastructural improvements such as sewer system improvements within Ali‘i <br />Drive and an emergency access driveway improvement within the proposed Kahului to Keauhou <br />Parkway right-of-way. The affected properties consist of approximately 42.551 acres and <br />located along the mauka, or east, side of Ali‘i Drive and Kahalu‘u Bay. <br /> <br />This is the site plan that was submitted with the application. For reference – it’s difficult to see, <br />there are different colors on this map that didn’t come out too well in the transfer, but I’ll try to <br />identify them – the orange areas on the map identify the actual multiple-family structures. There <br />is light green that borders within and out of the structures, which is the project area as well as set <br />aside for landscaping and those types of improvements. There is a blue area here and that is a <br />drainage way. The brown areas that are identified throughout the project site are preserved <br />areas, and the dark green is a buffer area that will not be, there will be no construction within <br />those areas. <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT C <br /> <br />
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