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County of Honolulu's Chapter 21 ADU policy; see also www.accessorydwellings.org as a <br />resource for how other municipalities are handling accessory dwelling unit regulations. <br />Revise the building code requirements for renovating older houses to facilitate the <br />redevelopment of affordable housing. <br />Policy 70 Support and provide technical assistance to assist in the development of 'road <br />improvement districts' in order to finance road improvements. (Refer to County Res No <br />320-10) <br />Property Management <br />Policy 16 Identify and secure in public trust (fee simple or by easement) priority lands that achieve <br />one or more of Hamakua's Objectives. <br />• Seek to use conservation easement or acquisition opportunities through funding <br />sources such as PONC, etc., once critical habitat areas are identified as priorities to <br />protect. <br />• Seek to protect with easements or acquire suitable important coastal lands that would <br />protect viewsheds, provide the public with access to scenic viewing areas, or otherwise <br />promote appropriate coastal recreation and subsistence. <br />• Support the efforts of landowners in establishing conservation and agricultural <br />easements to preserve important resources in perpetuity. <br />Policy 48 Pursue access easements and/or acquisition of high priority public accesses to meet CDP <br />objectives. <br />Policy 49 Where possible through permit conditions, easements, or acquisitions, the County of <br />Hawai'i shall establish: public access to and along the shoreline to significant historic sites, <br />public transit along the top of cliff, streams, mauka trails, facilities, and access to sites for <br />gathering, hunting, and other recreational purposes. <br />Policy 51 Prior to disposing of, leasing, or transferring public lands, including public roads or trails, <br />public access potentials will be assessed, documented and protected if public access use is <br />in the public's interest. (HRS §46-1.5) <br />2.5 Fire <br />Policy 97 Optimize use of the Pepe'ekeo substation to increase Police and Fire department presence <br />in the Planning Area and improve emergency response times in Rural South Hilo. <br />• Consider expanding N. Hilo policing jurisdiction to include parts of rural South Hilo <br />(Honomu and Pepe'ekeo) to increase response times in these rural areas; <br />Policy 98 Work with community members to develop volunteer firefighter capacity for the <br />Laupahoehoe Fire Station. <br />Policy 99 Prioritize securing an emergency vehicle for Honoka'a fire station with the capacity for <br />providing safe service to Waipi'o Valley. <br />9 <br />Hamakua CDP Guidance to Agencies <br />