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2018-02-15 Leeward Exh A (USE 17-73)
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northeast corner of the parcel, and then across Waikoloa Beach Drive is the parking area where <br />parking for the putting course is going to be available. Just for your reference, Queen <br />Ka‘ahumanu Highway is running generally north-south through the slide and Waikoloa Beach <br />Drive is running generally east-west. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting a Use Permit to allow the establishment of an 18-hole golf putting <br />course and related improvements on a 6,342-square foot portion of a 9.312-acre parcel of land <br />within the Village Commercial – 10,000 square feet zoned district. The permit area consists of a <br />5,842-square foot putting course, a 100 – pardon me – a 100-square foot ticket booth, and <br />bathrooms for putting course users consisting of around 400 square feet. Parking for the putting <br />course will be provided on the adjacent 4.503-acre property to the south within the existing <br />Kings’ Shops parking lot. The applicant proposes to remove the existing lawn and some trees <br />and shrubs on that portion of the parcel, place and compact six inches of base material, add <br />irrigation equipment, and install synthetic putting greens. The existing concrete walkway will <br />remain and landscaping will be installed between putting greens. The applicant anticipates <br />approximately 100 people will play the course each day. Proposed hours of operation are 9:30 <br />a.m. to 9:30 p.m., seven days a week, and there will be one employee to manage the facility. The <br />project will be developed in two phases with the first nine-hole Phase I to be completed in two <br />years from the approval of the permit, and the remaining nine-hole Phase II to be completed <br />within five years. The estimated project cost is approximately 400,000 dollars. <br /> <br />On the left hand side you’ll see the applicant-submitted site plan. Again, this is at the northern <br />parcel, the Kings’ Shops parcel, with the proposed putting course in the northeast corner. <br />Difficult to see here a little bit but this will be the approximate location of the ticket kiosk, and <br />the bathrooms are existing bathrooms within the Kings’ Shops that will be available to users of <br />the putting course. On the right hand side is the course plan, which just kind of shows the layout <br />of the holes on the project area. The first phase will be away from the water’s edge, and then the <br />second phase will be closer to the King’s Lake water’s edge. <br /> <br />The zoning for the subject parcels is Commercial Village – 10,000 square feet, as indicated in <br />pink. Other surrounding zoning is Resort zoning, Open zoning, and Multiple Family Residential <br />zoning, as indicated in the different shades of brown, Open is green, and the Resort zoning is the <br />magenta color. <br /> <br />The Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide Map in the General Plan indicates that the majority of <br />the area for the subject parcel and surrounding is Resort Node, with some Open designation <br />closer to the water. <br /> <br />And the State Land Use Map designates the area as largely Urban, as indicated in pink, with <br />some Conservation here closer to the water’s edge. <br /> <br />Here are some aerial photographs of the subject parcels. On the left hand side you’ve got the <br />entire Kings’ Shops parcel outlined in red here, and then the permit area is outlined in yellow, <br />and then across the Waikoloa Beach Drive is the existing parking lot that will handle the parking <br />for the facility. On the right hand side it’s zoomed in a little bit, and this is the area right <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />
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