2017-6 PCDP Action-Objective table

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PCDP Objective and Action Alignment Table 4.5.3.f Non -County Improve Highway 137 (Red Road) as a scenic corridor by: A (May 2015 -April 2016 Annual Report) KAPONO / Action 1) Requiring a 15 -foot easement along the frontage of private properties along the corridor within Kalani Honua / Kua O Ka La PCS continue to meet as a which native and mature trees of non-invasive species must be retained, unless they are in poor local byway committee to manage the scenic byway health due to natural conditions, not due to malicious acts, and/or pose a threat to public health corridor. (May 2014 -April and safety; 2015 Annual Report) o KAPONO / Kalani 2) Preserving Mango, Kamani, and Monkeypod groves and tree tunnels; Honua / Kua O Ka La PCS continue to meet as a local 3) Providing property tax relief to owners who maintain the easement in the manner intended and byway committee to complete the required Corridor State tax credits to those who replant easements with non-invasive plant material approved by the Management Plan, which has begun to define the County; corridor and to map existing resources and conditions. 4) Adding interpretive markers and small visitor parking areas at historical sites, such as the two Kehena sites listed in the General Plan; 5) Providing pullouts along the highway at intervals so that travelers can stop to enjoy the scenery without conflict with traffic in travel lanes; 6) Delineating and maintaining physical access to the shoreline at appropriate locations on the makai side of the road; 7) Minimizing tree pruning by using special, shielded cable for overhead utility lines or by undergrounding sections of the line; 8) Minimizing excessive lighting by limiting street lights to major intersections and informing residents along the corridor about how to reduce illumination of driveways; 9) Develop at least one scenic turnout near Kehena Beach that includes restroom facilities and an emergency phone; 10) Creating a simple walking trail on the lava and new parking area with restrooms on the State owned accretion land at the new Kaimu Beach; 11) Posting warning signs, where appropriate, in newly realigned sections; and 12 Covering old section of road with cinder soil to allow Nau aka to reclaim the land. 30