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PCDP Objective and Action Alignment Table my Action & 4) Develop a new District Park on a 20 -acre parcel owned by Hawaiian Paradise Park Owners' uisition Association at 16th Avenue and Maku'u Drive. Improvements would include a swimming pool, a gym, field complex and community center. 5) Develop recreational programs to complement use of Cooper Center and Volcano Community Park in partnership with the Volcano Community Association. 6) Provide accessibility, playground and other improvements at Mountain View Community Park and A. J. Watt Gym. 7) Expand hours of operation and night lighting for some outdoor activities at regional and larger community parks to serve working adults and young retirees. 8) Develop a new senior center in Mountain View with a certified kitchen for a congregate meals program, room for activities and dining, restrooms, and van vehicle and staff. 9) Provide in each village center a recreational park and village green that is scaled and designed to fit the needs of the community that the village center serves. 10) To supplement Community Parks, make recreation facilities and meeting rooms at public schools available for community use after school hours, whether through direct requests from a community representative to a school principal or a formal standing agreement between the County and the Department of Education. 11) Create small parks as part of right-of-way acquisition for new connecting road segments between subdivisions (see Section 4.3). This may consist of lot remnants that are not needed for County Action & Create and improve Linear Parks as follows: Acquisition 1) When acquiring rights-of-way for constructing new roadways or improving existing major roadways, make provisions for parallel multi -use recreational trails with appropriate landscaped buffers on either side and provide connections to other such existing or planned trails, to the extent possible. 2) Complete development of Old Volcano Trail as a pedestrian and bicycle pathway. 3) Acquire the former railroad right-of-way from Kapoho through Hawaiian Paradise Park and develop it for hiking, bicycling and horse -back riding. 4) Plan for the acquisition and development of the former railroad right-of-way from Hawaiian Paradise Park to Railroad Avenue in Hilo for bicycle, pedestrian and horse -back riding, provided that measures are taken to protect agricultural uses of adjoining lands. 5) Plan for public access along Old Government Road (coastal trail) as a bicycle and hiking trail with natural and cultural resource interpretive program. A Isee cell above A Albizia "tree tunnel" along the Pahoa-Kapoho Rd. taken out by hurricane Iselle. (May 2013 - April 2014 Annual Report) o FY 2014-15 CIP budget request submitted by the AC for widening and scraping the shoulder of Highway 132 from Pahoa to the 4mm to allow for safer pedestrian and bicycle 20 use. o Councilman Ilagan and DPW Director Warren Lee informed about concerns over the hazardous situation presented by the Albizia "tree tunnel" along the Pahoa- Kapoho Rd. o Propose development of the Beach Road right-of-way that connects Kahakai Blvd. to Maku'u Dr. as a paved bicycle path and 25mph roadway. ee cel I above see cell above