Laserfiche WebLink
where we're Feew mm� Where we Akre Mml� Where we're Heaaea <br />Navigation -X ` CA7.3.13 Facilitate Village and Town Planning, <br />Search documentP- <br />South Kohala CDP Chapter 3: District -wide Policies <br />HEADINGS PAGES RESULTS <br />1 Natural Resources <br />D 2 Historic and Cultural Resources <br />D 3PublicAccess &Trails <br />4 Hazards <br />5 Scenic Resources <br />r 6 Land Use— Protected Areas, Open Space, and Preser... <br />A 7 Land Use Settlement Patterns <br />7.1 Goals +Aspirational Policies <br />72 Policy Controls (limit the range of decisions tha... <br />7.3 County Actions (programs, projects, capital imp._. <br />CA 7.3.1 General Plan Amendments: Puna,... <br />CA 7.3.2 Assess and mitigate cultural, soci... <br />CA 7.3.3 Change of Zone Standards <br />CA 7.3A Subdivision Review: Kona and Kau <br />CA 7.3.5 Variance Review: Puna, Ka'u, and... <br />CA 7.3.6 Plan Approval: Kona and Ka'u <br />CA 7.3.7 PLOR/CPR Waivers: Ka'u and Ha... <br />CA 7.3.8 Ag Employee Housing Review. K... <br />CA 7.3.9 Code Amendments <br />CA 7.3.14 Rule Amendments <br />CA 7.3.11 Develop CDPs <br />CA 7.3.12 Adjust Future Settlement Patter... <br />CA 7.3.13 Facilitate Village and Town Plan... <br />CA 7.3.14 Identify State IAL <br />CA 7.3.15 Distinguish Ag and Rural Land <br />CA 7.3. 15 Preserve and Buffer Agricultural... <br />CA 7.3.17 Reduce Land Speculation <br />5.6 The County should encourage and promote LEED standards for buildings and neighborhood design <br />by providing incentives for projects that achieve a LEED certification level of "Silver' or higher. <br />Puna CDP 3.1.3.a. Provide County support for land use entitlements and land assembly for village center <br />formation and voluntary land pooling projects by: <br />IIPolicy 15 - To ensure the preservation of historic and cultural village character, provide technical support <br />to develop Town Revitalization Plans. <br />I <br />Policy 114 - Pursue brownfields assessment grants to complete the Phase I and II environmental <br />- assessment for high priority sites in the Planning Area --0 <br />1) <br />Initiating a special use permit request or petition for a land use district boundary amendment <br />for uses that would require such designations under State law; <br />- <br />2) <br />Seeking an amendment to the State Land Use Law (Chapter 205, Hawaii Revised Statutes) that <br />would enable the adoption of special "rural town/village" standards for locations meeting <br />certain criteria in the State Agriculture District or State Rural District, subject to a review and <br />- <br />approval process that is simpler than the present method of boundary amendment; <br />3) <br />Seeking State enabling legislation to allow County retention of lots that are in foreclosure for <br />delinquent real property tax payments rather than havi ng them auctioned for sale to the highest <br />bidder, so that they can be used for relocation purposes when other properties are acquired for <br />future rights-of-way, public facilities, land assembly related to village/town center development, <br />or other objectives of the community development plan; and <br />4) <br />Extending technical assistance and advice to a community-based land pooling association <br />- <br />concerning legal and financial aspects of land pooling as they relate to County or State legal <br />requirements and tax policies. <br />Hamakua <br />CDP <br />IIPolicy 15 - To ensure the preservation of historic and cultural village character, provide technical support <br />to develop Town Revitalization Plans. <br />I <br />Policy 114 - Pursue brownfields assessment grants to complete the Phase I and II environmental <br />- assessment for high priority sites in the Planning Area --0 <br />