HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGE PC 02/22/1993 1992-1994 5th SESSION
AGENDA
COMMITTEE ON PLAfdf4IN~
Takashi Domingo, Chairman
Brian J. De Lima, Vice (,'hairman
James Y. Arakaki
Keola Childs -
Helene H. Hale r.
Jim M. Rath
Robert Rosehill F
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Spencer K. Schutte, Ex-Offieio Member
DATE: February 22. 14,3 ;`londay} c
PLACE: Councilroom cn
TIME: 1:3Q o.m.
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON ITEMS ON THE AGENDA
REFERRALS
Comm. 138: RECEIPT OF PAYMENT FOR PRO-RATA SHARE (INTERSECTION
.IMPROVEMENTS)
CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINP~NCE NO. 88-93
APPLICANT: ROYAL COAST DEVELOPMENT CORP./
PACIFIC INVESTMENT HAWAII, INC.
(FORMERLY KEALAKEKUA RANCH, LTD.)
TAX MAP KEY: 8-2-02:33 AND PORTION Of 2
Copy of letter to Alan Okamoto, Esq., Nakamoto,
Yoshioka & Okamoto, from Planning Director Virginia
Goldstein, dated January 27, 1993, acknowledging
receipt of his letter and check in the amount of
$161,250 as payment of Pacific Investment Hawaii,
Inc.'s pro-rata share of intersection improvements to
Napoopoo Road-Mamalahoa Highway, in compliance with
Condition G of Change of Zone Ordinance No. 88-93.
Comm. 143: RESOLUTION REQUESTING REOPENING OF
(Res. 26) MOLOKAI MULE RIDE OPERATION
From Councilwoman Helene H. Hale, dated February 2,
1993, transmitting, following discussion at a HSAC
Committee on Tourism and Economic Development meeting,
a resolution requesting the Governor and State
Legislature to explore and undertake all feasible
actions to reopen a Molokai Mule Ride Operation in
Kalaupapa, Molokai. A similar resolution is being
considered by the City and County of Honolulu and Maui
County.
PC-5 Page 2 February 22, 1993
Comm. 144: DR. FREDRICK HARRIS' REQUEST TO SERVE ON COUNTY'S
PEG ACCESS PLANNING COMMITTEE
From Councilwoman Helene H. Hale, dated February 2,
1993, transmitting a letter from Dr. Fredrick Harris
volunteering his services as a County Council
representative, without salary, on the County of Hawaii
PEG Access Planning Committee.
Comm. 147: STATE LAND USE BOUNDARY AMENDMENT APPLICATION (SLU 92-7)
(Bill 32) APPLICANT: DOROTHY SOUZA (13.674 ACRES)
REQUEST: URBAN TO RURAL
TAX MAP KEY: 4-5-03: 24 & 124 (HONOKAA HAMAKUA)
From Planning Commission Vice Chairman Dennis R. Holt,
dated January 29, 1993, submitting a bill to change the
State Land Use district from Urban to Rural for
approximately 13.674 acres of land located on the mauka
side of Mamalahoa Highway at its intersection with Loke
Street in Kaao Homesteads, Honokaa, Hamakua.
Comm. 148: CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 84-23 AS AMENDED BY
(Bill 33) ORDINANCE NOS. 84-42, 88-4, 90-62 AND 91-96
APPLICANT: GAMREX, INC. (FORMERLY GAMLON CORP.)
REQUEST: TIME EXTENSION TO CONDITIONS G AND I
TMK: 7-6-21:4. 9-13 AND 15-17 (HOLUALOA. N KONA)
From Planning Commission Vice Chairman Dennis R. Holt,
dated January 29, 1993, submitting a bill to amend
Ordinance No. 64-23, as amended by Ordinance
Nos. 84-42, 88-4, 90-62 and 91-96 of Change of Zone
Ordinance No. 470, which reclassified lands from
Unplanned (U) to Multiple Family (RM-5) and
Single-Family Residential (RS-15) zoned districts at
Holualoa 1 and 2, North Kona.
Comm. 149: PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO INITIATE A CHARTER AMENDMENT
(Bill 34) RE: ELECTION AND DUTIES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
From Councilwoman Helene H. Hale, dated February 3,
1993, transmitting a proposed ordinance to initiate a
Charter Amendment amending Article V, Chapter 4,
Section 5-4.3, Hawaii County Charter (1990), relating
to the election and duties of the Planning Commission.
Comm. 151: PROPOSED RESOLUTION FOR THE CONTINUATION
(Res. 27) OF THE FEDERAL MARKETING ORDER
From Councilmember James Y. Arakaki, dated February 5,
1993, transmitting a resolution encouraging papaya
growers throughout the State of Hawaii to vote "yes" in
the continuation referendum of the Federal Marketing
Order and requesting that the Papaya Administrative
Committee circulate said resolution to every papaya
grower in the State of Hawaii.
PC-5 Page 3 February 22, 1993
Comm. 153: CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 86-85
AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 92-87
APPLICANT: W. H. SHIPMAN, LTD.
A-20a TO MG-20
TAX MAP KEY: VARIOUS [1-6-03 AND 1-6-146)
Copy of letter to Robert E. Cooper, Development
Manager, W. H. Shipman, Ltd., from Planning Director
Virginia Goldstein, dated January 29, 1993, regarding
the status of "development" within the first increment
of their industrial subdivision and the ability to
proceed with the second increment as provided within
Change of Zone Ordinance No. 86-85, as amended by
Ordinance No. 92-87.
Comm. 154: USE PERMIT NO. 90 - PUAKO RESIDENTIAL GOLF COMMUNITY
CONDITION NO. 5 - COMMUNITY BENEFIT ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM REVISIONS
Copy of letter to Thomas H. Yamamoto, P.E., Chief
Operating Officer, Nansay Hawaii, Inc., from Planning
Director Virginia Goldstein, dated January 29, 1993,
agreeing to revisions, as listed, to their Community
Benefit Assessment Agreement which they suggested in
their 12/1/92 letter.
Comm. 155: MAUNA LANI RESORT'S ANNUAL REPORT
Copy of letter to Planning Director Virginia Goldstein,
from Morikuni Sasakura, President, Mauna Lani Resort,
dated February 3, 1993, transmitting their annual
report in compliance with Condition R of Zoning
Ordinance 380 and SMA Permit Numbers 2 and 292.
Comm. 160: HELCO'S PROPOSED 56 MEGAWATT EXPANSION
(Res. 31) OF ITS KEAHOLE FACILITY
From Councilman Jim Rath, dated February 8, 1993,
transmitting a resolution against HELCO's proposed
expansion of its 56 megawatt facility in Keahole.
Comm. 166: From Council Chairman Spencer K. Schutte, dated
(Res. 32) February 11, 1993, transmitting a resolution relating
to HELCO's Proposed Expansion of the Keahole Facility
to accommodate the increased demand of electricity for
the areas serviced by the facility.
PC-5 Page 4 February 22, 1993
Comm. 161: FILM INDUSTRY RESOLUTION
(Res. 29) From Councilman Jim Rath, dated February 10, 1993,
transmitting a resolution that will acknowledge the
film industry as a new industry development project
within the Department of Research and Development.
Comm. 162: VISITOR INDUSTRY RESOLUTION
(Res. 30) From Councilman Jim Rath, dated February 10, 1993,
transmitting a resolution that requests the
Administration to establish a tourism coordination
program, to be headed by a tourism czar, for the
purpose of developing a comprehensive promotional
package utilizing the resources of both the public and
private sectors and that incentives be included as part
of the program.
NEW BUSINESS
STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
ADJOURNMENT