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— Factor 10: Ensure that industrial designations are appropriate and consistent More details on these factors can be found in the CDP Rationale section of the CDP. While these factors cannot be applied absolutely in every land use situation, they should be considered as important criteria when amending the General Plan. • Amend General Plan Table 14-5 to reflect the following LUPAG map amendments: Papa'ikou, Laupahoehoe-Papa'aloa, and Pa'auilo should no longer be identified as LUPAG Industrial areas. Policy 13 Amend Chapter 25 of the Zoning Code and Chapter 23 of the Subdivision Code to allow Clustered Rural Subdivisions as an alternative to Cluster Plan Developments (C.P.D.) Section 25-6- 20. Clustered Rural Subdivisions are intended for areas with rural designations, or that are de - facto rural areas adjacent to urban zoned areas (whereas Cluster Plan Developments are intended for single-family RS zoning district). The Clustered Rural Subdivision provision would not be appropriate if the result would create compact housing developments on agricultural lands completely separate from existing urban areas with adequate infrastructure. Policy 14 Develop incentives for Cluster Plan Developments and Clustered Rural Subdivisions that leave natural, open space buffer areas along the shoreline, streams, and gulches, or adjacent to forest, conservation areas, or other culturally/environmentally sensitive areas. See corresponding Policy g and Policy 13. Policy 15 To ensure the preservation of historic and cultural village character, provide technical support to develop Town Revitalization Plans. 3.1.6 Community Action Community Action is Develop Town Revitalization Plans focused on developing guidelines for preserving historic and cultural character, infrastructure improvements, developing affordable housing, and promoting economic revitalization. 38