HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGE PC 05/23/1990 1988-1992 AGENDA 32nd SESSION
COMMITTEE ON PLANNING
Takashi Domingo, Chairman
Harry S. Ruddle, Vice Chairman
Helene H. Hale
Lorraine R. Inouye
Spencer K. Schutte
DATE: ~iay 23, 1990 (P?ednesday)
PLACE: Councilroorn
TIME: 1G:OC a.m.
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENTS
REFERRALS
CorNi. iu38: A_GR.T.CULTU_RAL CONDOMINIUMS/DOUBLE DENSITY
Copy of let~er to Mark Van Pernis, Gallup &
Van Pernis, from Planning Director Duane Kanuha, dated
April 2'7, 1990, regarding his April 18, 1990 letter
regarding agricultural condominiums/double density.
Cor~.un. 1655: CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 89 50
APPLICANT: PAUL H. ROSENDAHL
TMK: 2-2-28:29 li?6'?7? _
Cohn- ~f. letter to Donald Karpinen, Vice President, The
Keith Companies-Hawaii, from Plar+..r,ing Director
Duane Kanuha, Sated April 25, 1990, informing
Paul H. Rosendahl's request for extension of time
until April 2~; .1991, in which to submit subdivision
plans for tentative subdivision approval, in
compliance with Condition C of Ordinance No. 89 50, is
granted.
Informs that compliance with Condition B (submittal of
water comritment payment) shall be satisfied upon
receipt of a memorandum from the Department of Water
Suppi.y acknowleri•~~nq receipt of the water commitment
payment.
Further, states should the applicant require furthe•~
extensions of time, kre shall submit his request.,
accompanied by a $100 filing fee, to the Planning
Director for consideration by the Council.
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Comm. 1656: TIME EXTENSION TO ORDINANCE NO. 684
(Bill 279) LANIHAU CENTER VENTURE
AMENDMENT TO ALLOW ADMINISTRATIVE EXTENSION
_T_MK: 7-5-9•POrtion of 7
From Planning Commission Chairman Fred Y. Fujimoto
dated May 3, 1990 transmitting a bill to add
housekeeping amendments to Conditions A and M of
Change of Zone Ordinance No. 684; that Condition E of
the ordinance be amended to allow additional time to
commence construction of Phase II; and that new
conditions related to impact fees and annual reports
be added.
States, it was also recommended that the request for a
new condition which would allow the Planning Director
to grant an administrative extension to time
conditions imposed in the ordinance be denied.
Comm. 1657: STATE LAND USE BOUNDARY AMENDMENT APPLICATION -
(Bills 280 & (6.6± acres)
281) CHANGE OF ZONE APPLICATION - (9+ acres)
CHARLES FORMAN & JBE ASSOCIATES
KEOPU 1ST, NORTH KONA
TAX MAP KEY• 7- -09.6 and 1
From Planning Commission Chairman Fred Y. Fujimoto
dated May 3, 1990, submitting bills amending the State
Land Use boundary for 6.6± acres of land from
Agricultural to Urban; and changing the district
classification for 9+ acres of land from Agricultural
1-acre (A-la), Multiple Residential - 1,000 square
foot (RM-1), and Village Commercial - 7,500 square
foot (CV-7.5) zoned districts to a General Commercial
- 20,000 square foot (CG-20) zoned district, at
Kailua-Kona, Keopu 1st, North Kona.
Comm. 1660: RESOLUTION NO. 1 1-90
From Planning Director Duane Kanuha dated April 27,
1990, acknowledging receipt of Resolution No. 151-90
pertaining to initiating a feasibility study for a
General Plan amendment to Section 6 (B)(3)(a) of
Ordinance No. 89-192.
States, in accordance with Section 6 (B)(3)(b) of the
ordinance, they nave up to 180 days to submit a
completed feasibility study to the Council on the
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C-1660: matter. Further, informs they and the Planning
(cont'd) Commission must also amend their rules in order to
initiate the proposed amendment in accordance with the
new amendment procedures found in Sections 6 (H)(2)(c)
and 6 (B)(2)(d); however, they can proceed with the
feasibility study while this is being done.
Comm. 1663: REPEAL CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 87 17
(Bill 282) INITIATOR: PLANNING DIRECTOR
TAX MAP KEY: 5-5-01:20 (RONALD BECKER'S PROPERTY)
From Planning Commission Vice Chairman Mike Luce dated
May 7, 1990, transmitting a bill to repeal Change of
Zone Ordinance No. 87 17, which amended Section 25-958
(Upolu Point-Kaauhuhu Homesteads District Zone Map),
Article 3, Chapter 25 (Zoning Code) of the Hawaii
County Code 1983, as amended, and changes the district
classification from Agricultural (A-20a) to
Agricultural (A-3a) and Agricultural (A-5a) at
Kaauhuhu, North Kohala; and to revert the area back to
its original Agricultural 20-acre (A-20a) zoned
district.
Comm. 1664: APPOINTMENT - KAILUA VILLAGE DESIGN COMMIS ION
From Mayor Larry S. Tanimoto dated May 2, 1990
submitting for confirmation, the following appointment
to the Kailua Village Design Commission:
Maile Trask-Rierson of Kona, to serve until
December 31, 199?., filling a vacancy created by
the resignation of Helen K. W. V7eeks.
Comm. 1667: THIRD WATER WELL AT KOHALA RANCH
From R. Ben Tsukazaki of Menezes, Tsukazaki & Yeh
dated May 4, 1990, transmitting a copy of a letter
report from Tom Nance of Belt Collins and Associates
to Harry Otsuji, Kohala Ranch Project Manager,
regarding the drilling and testing results of the
third water well at Kohala Ranch.
States the submittal is made pursuant to Kohala Joint
Venture's verbal commitment at past Ccuncil meeting';
regarding Bi11 192 to provide the Council. with
information on the pump test results for the third
well. Informs, generally, the results indicate a
significcnt water source of hiyh quality.
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Comm. 1693: FAMILY CHILD CARE HOME
From Deborah Arnett, Biq Island Child Care Task Force
Member and DHS Child Care Licensing Social Worker,
dated May 6, 1990, urging the change in definition of
a Family Child Care Home from five or fewer children
to sia or fewer children in Hawaii County.
Comm. 1694: DESIGNATION OF IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL LANDS
From Norman Greenwell, Vice-Chairman, Kona Soil and
Water Conservation District, dated May 10, 1990,
suggesting that the Council take action by designating
the "Important Agricultural Lands" in Hawaii County;
suggests the methodology developed by the State LESA
Commission be used.
informs their Board has established a special
committee, chaired by Pete L'Orange, to meet with
other agricultural groups to coordinate a united
effort to encourage the designation of these lands.
States they feel it is essential that good
agricultural land be preserved and retained for future
use.
Comm. 1706: GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT - MAHUI:ONA PROPERTIES
From Bill Graham, President, Kohala Community
Association, dated May 14, 1990, requesting that
Mahukona Properties' General Plan amendment request be
considered by the Planning Committee.
NEW BUSINESS
ADJOURNMENT