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Home My WebLink AboutORD 1969-236AMENDED BILL N0. 599 _ COUNTY OF HAWAII - STATE OF HAWAII ~.~~ " ~ " ORDINANCE N0. ~sa3E~ ~.: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE HAMAKUA-KOHALA REGIONAL AREA BY CHANGING THE LAND USE DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN AREAS AND SETTING FORTH STATEMENTS OF DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES, STANDARDS, AND PRINCIPLES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WAIKOLOA- ANAEHOOMALU AREA OF SOUTH KOHALA, HAWAII. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY' OF HAWAII: SECTION 1. Statement of Intent. It is the intent of the Council of the County of Hawaii that, any law to the contrary notwithstanding, the standards for development set forth herein shall be observed and followed. It is the further intent of the Council that these standards for the development of the area covered herein shall be interpreted in such a manner as to conform to the highest standards of good planning practices and principles. SECTION 2. General Background of the Area and the Proposed Development. The area is situated along the coast where the prospects for growth are encouraging, especially since th,e emergence of tourism as a dominant source of employment. To this end, the developer is providing a major hotel development in the Anaehoomalu area with support facilities in the Waikoloa urban area. The projected tourist industry should generate further employment in supporting businesses. The Waikoloa urban area will basically change existing dormant lands to active use for recreational, second home, and employee housing purposes. The development shall be in two phases: (1) a resort development, located in Anaehoomalu Bay containing an area of some 504 acres; and (2) a recreational area, oriented toward the second home and recreational community market, containing an area of 2,3$41 acres of single-family residential use, 1$9± acres in multi-family and 79± acres in commercial use. Together with this two-phased urban development, there shall be some 5,060 acres kept for urban expansion. There shall also be some 4,500 acres kept as Unplanned. There shall also be some $,430 acres kept in Agricultural use, and some 10,000 acres kept in permanent Open Space. SECTION 3. Government Assistance in the Development. It is expected that the State will participate in the area as the development takes place. Schools, health centers, highways leading to other communities, small boat harbors, management of historical sites and scenic site preservation, management of agricultural endeavors, all are under the StateTS jux•isdiction. ,. ,_ T,.,_ _. ______. llta c The County, in turn, is expected to provide the basic police and fire protection for the development. The County also will take over any acceptable streets, subject to and in accordance with the requirements of applicable statutes, ordinances and regulations having the force and effect of law. Sewerage and water systems shall be constructed and operated by the developer in accordance with County standards. These systems may be acquired by the County in the course of time. Public recreational facilities are expected to he provided by the County by priorities of CIP projects. Any playground and school site, right-of-way to the beach may be accepted by the County upon subdivision approval and/or when improvements are installed. SECTION y.. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting the Most Desirable Land Uses, and Most Desirable Density of Population. The land uses shall be in eight major classifications of land: agricultural, single-family residential, commercial, multi- family, resort, urban reserve, open, and unplanned. The General Plan of this area is hereby amended by changing the land use designation to the uses specified herein in Waikoloa, Anaehoomalu, South Kohala, Hawaii, and as indicated on the map attached hereto, marked Exhibit A and by reference made a part hereof . A. Agricultural Area There shall be some $,430 acres in Agricultural use. The agricultural area shall be located in the area designated as Agriculture in Exhibit A along the mak:ai side of Mamalahoa Highway with minimum lot sizes of Agricultural 20 acres in line with the adjoining A-20a zoned lands on the mauka side of the highway. B. Single-Family Residential There shall be some 2,3$4 acres iri Single-Family Residential Use. The Single-Family Residential area shall be located in the area designated as Single-Family Residential in Exhibit A to be maximum density of 15,000 square feet of land area per dwelling unit. Cluster plan development shall be considered by setting aside areas of open space, public facilities maintained in a manner acceptable by the County. C. Multi-Family Use There shall be some 1$9 acres in Niulti-Family use. The Multi-Family use area shall be located immediately adjoining the commercial center as designated iri Inset A of Exhibit A. Density shall be 3,000 square feet of land area per unit for -2- those areas designated as RM-3.0 on the Exhibit and 1,500 square feet of land area per unit for those areas designated as RM-1.5• There shall be a maximum o:f 1,700 units in the area. D. Commercial Use There shall be some 79 acres in Commercial Use. The commercial center in Waikoloa shall be the area designated as commercial in Exhibit A. Zoning shall be Village- Commercial, 10,000 square feet minimum size lots. E. Urban Reserve Areas There shall be 5,060 acres in Urban Reserve. The Urban Reserve areas shall be those areas designated as such on Exhibit A, mauka of Waikoloa and mauka of the resort area. Zoning shall remain as Unplanned until adequate studies are made for these areas. F. Open Space {Open) There shall be 10,000 acres surrounding Waikoloa and a golf course designated as permanent Open Space. G. Unplanned There shall be 4,500 acres between the resort area and Waikoloa, designated as Unplanned. H. Resort Area There shall be 504 acres in the Resort Area at Anaehoomalu Bay as designated on Exhibit A. Density shall be limited to a maximum 3,000 hotel rooms within the entire Resort Area. Area shall include a golf course--150 acres; multi-family at density of 3,000 square feet of land area per dwelling unit--4$ acres; multi-family at density of 1,500 square feet of land area--150 acres; village-commercial, including convention center--22 acres; botanical, and marine gardens-- 17 acres; hotel sites-- 9g acres. SECTION 5. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting Public Access to the Shorelines. Within the Resort Area there shall be a system of pub:Lic pedestrian walkways with adequate public parking areas established to all beach areas, and historical sites, a.nd shoreline areas shall be set aside as conservation and/or open in accordance with State Land Use requirements. SECTION 6. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting the General Location and Extent of Public Facilities. The projections of the anticipated growth in this area will generate demands for new public facilities. In the development of the area, the developer shall provide for the following facilities. -3- A. Playfield sites There shall be playfield sites to serve Waikoloa. The playfields shall be within the anticipated population center and shall be on the basis of one acre of playfield for each 1,000 ultimate design population. A playfield is defined as a multi-purpose recreational site to provide a variety of facilities for organized field sports, such as school play, adult leagues, little leagues, and is used by all age groups. For Waikoloa, it shall be located adjoining an intermediate or high school. Upon subdivision review and subsequent approval, :>uch playfield sites shall be dedicated to the County. B. Playground sites There shall be at least four neighborhood playground sites of 3-acre size dedicated to the County in Waikoloa and at least one 5-acre neighborhood playground site dedicated to the County in the Resort Area. C. School sites There shall be the following sites dedicated to tYie County for school purposes: 1. Elementary School(s) 2. Intermediate School(s) 3. High School(s) The County shall select school sites and acreage by considering the following: 1. Location--center of population it will serve. 2. Topography, soil condition, contour, drainage;, shape of site. 3. Accessibility to proposed public roadways and utilities. 4. Preferably adjoining playgrounds or playfields. D. Civic Center There shall be a civic center site dedicated to the County for future development for fire stations, police stations, health facilities, library, etc., in the center of the commercial area. Such a site shall be at leasi; three acres in area. -4- J1Lll lj VL' 11A W1111• E. Sewer Systems and Sewage Treatment Plant Sites There shall be a sewer system in the commercial and apartment zone in Waikoloa and in the Resort area, of such design and capacity and meeting such standards and criteria as shall be required or imposed by the ordinances of the County and by other applicable laws. Such system shall include a site or sites for one or more sewage treatment plants. F. Water System and Source There shall be a water system provided according to the standards of the Department of Water Supply as a condition of subdivision approval. Water requirements should be projected to a 20-year planning period in order that the most economical and reliable system may be developed. Standards and criteria shall be applied based on the planned land use densities and taking into consideration the characteristics and rainfall of the area. Salinity shall be down to 1$0 ppm or less in order to be potable and acceptable by the Department of Water Supply. G. Solid Waste Disposal Site There shall be a solid waste disposal site within the proximity of Waikoloa. The acceptable method of disposal shall be by sanitary land fill or incineration. The site shall be located in an area acceptable by all concerned and so designated on the subdivision map. The area may be dedicated to the County for maintenance purposes and shall be at a size acceptable by the Department of Public Works. H. Location of Sites The specific locations of the foregoing sites for public facilities shall be shown on a preliminary plat or plats submitted by the developer to the Planning Commission pursuant to the Subdivision Ordinance. Such plat or plats, including the location of such sites shown thereon, shall be subject to review and approval as provided in the Subdivision Ordinance. SECTION ~. Public Roads and Rights-of•-Way A. Main Arterial There shall be a primary arterial with a minimum right-of-way of 120 feet wide and a minimum pavement width of 24 feet from the Mamalahoa Highway through Waikoloa and to the Anaehoomalu Resort area. Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for a primary arterial. Where it passes through Waikoloa, the pavement width shall be ~$ feet and there shall be curbs, gutters and sidewalks. There shall be a 24-foot wide pavement on either side of a 12-foot medial strip. -5- B. Secondary Arterial Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for secondary arterial streets in an urban area. There shall be adequate provisions for curbs, gutters and sidewalks in the apartment zone areas. C. Business and Industrial Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of tYie~ Subdivision Ordinance for business and industrial streets i.n an urban area. D. Collector Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for collector streets in an urban area. E. h;inor and Cul-de-sac Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of tPie~ Subdivision Ordinance for minor and cul-de-sac streets in a.n urban area. F. Pedestrian Ways There shall be a beach areas as public standards with a mini; ways shall be imposed least in intervals of shall be provided. system of pedestrian ways leading into the access and shall be improved to County num width of 15 feet each. Such pedestrian during subdivision review and shall be at 1,200 feet. Adequate public parking areas SECTION $. Employee Housing and/or Low-Income Housing There shall be an area set aside in the multi-family area of Waikoloa for the housing of employees and/or low-income groups. SECTION 9. Drainage and Land Grading There shall be adequate drainage controls and facilities within the area to handle any 50-year storms. Any clearing of land and grading shall take into account local run-o:Pf and shall be according to good engineering standards. SECTION 10. Action Program In order for the developer to develop ]zis vast area, he must make large investments in land and improvements in the early stage of development, therefore, in order to protect his interests, it is recognized that zoning of the area be on the overall basis. -6- __- -_ -, Also, i limited land practices an enterprise, be employed. n order to protect the valuable commodity, the areas of the County, from wasteful subdivision d factors frequently beyond the control of human a system of incremental subdivision approval will To this end, the developer shall list all of the improvements he intends to put in, at every subdivision request (including contemplated golf course, equestrian center motels, shops, employee housing during the first incrementj, together with a schedule for development. The County, in turn, may not accept any further request for subdivision if no substantial progress in the development of each such increment has been made in accordance with the schedule submitted. Each increment shall be within a period not to exceed two years witY~ the Waikoloa development to be split into at least five increments. SECTION 11. Severability In the event that any portion of this ordinance is declared invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other parts of this ordinance. SECTION 12. Effective Date This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. INTRODUCED BY: Hilo, Hawaii Councilman, Cou~yt of awaii ~, Date of Introduction: May 7, 1969 Date of Introduction of Amended Bill 599: June 5, 1969 Date of Adoption: June 19, 1969 Date Effective: July 16, 1969 Pursuant to the County Charter (Section 5-1,4 and Section 3-13), I hereby disapprove of Bi11 No. 599 as amended. APPROVED this day of ,, 1969 . I return said bill together with my objections. - ~ ~ R, COUNTY OF H W II, STATE OF HAWAII. DISAPPROVED this 2nd day of Jul, 1969. -7- ~ ~ i C' _ --MAYOR, COUNTY OF WAII, STATE OF HAWAII. ORDINANCE N0. 236 (Amended Bill No. 599-1969) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE HAMAKUA-KOHALA REGIONAL AREA BY CHANGING THE LAND USE DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN AREAS AND SETTING FORTH STATEMENTS OF DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES, STANDARDS, AND PRINCIPLES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WAIKOLOA- ANAEHOOMALU AREA OF SOUTH KOHALA, HAWAII. Date Approved: June 19, 1969 Date Effective: July 16, 1969 Copies of the foregoing Ordinance, in full, are on file in the Office of the County Clerk for use and examination by the public. I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance passed upon reconsideration after veto, pursuant to Section 3-13, County Charter, County of Hawaii, at the meeting of the County Council on July 16,1969, by the following aye and no vote: AYES: Councilmen De Luz, Edwards, Souza, Yadao, Yamada and Council Chairman Hisaoka - 6. NOES: Councilmen Carpenter, Greenwell~~apnd Matayoshi - 3. COUNTY CLERK~J COUNTY OF HAWAII Oa4 A99toV98i JB99 19, 1989. Date EffhiCp; JaIY l8, 3988 Goq,s atOt fare8p1081~y9mr9, IoNll, ars am114 4 M9 Offff of ttie Comfy Cora Tor uee and elumtmtap Dy W9 pM4c. [ ue»lq certtty mat M9 toragolaQ O[N. mpo9 pacce8 ~n Ncm9lGraLLm afbi tae NOES: (988-NaaaU 7 July 31, 1989a AMENDED BILL N0. 599 COUNTY OF HAWAII - STATE OF HAWAII ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE HAMAKUA-KOHALA REGIONAL AREA BY CHANGING THE LAND USE DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN AREAS AND SETTING FORTH STATEMENTS OF DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES, STANDARDS, AND PRINCIPLES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WAIKOLOA- ANAEHOON~ALU AREA OF SOUTH KOHALA, HAWAII. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII.: SECTION 1. Statement of Intent. It is the intent of the Council of the County of Hawaii that, any law to the contrary notwithstanding, the standards for development set forth herein shall be observed and followed. It is the further intent of the Council that these standards for the development of the area covered herein shall be interpreted in such a manner as to conform to the highest standards of good planning practices and principles. SECTION 2. General Background of the Area and the Proposed Development. The area is situated along the coast where the prospects for growth are encouraging, especially since the emergence of tourism as a dominant source of employment. To this end, the developer is providing a mayor hotel development in the Anaehoomalu area with support facilities in the Waikoloa urban area. The projected tourist industry should generate further employment in supporting businesses. The Waikoloa urban area will basically change existing dormant lands to active use for recreational, second home, and employee housing purposes. The development shall be in two phases: (1) a resort development, located in Anaehoomalu Bay containing an area of some 504 acres; and (2) a recreational area, oriented toward the second home and recreational community market, containing an area of 2,3$41 acres of single-family residential use, 1$9± acres in multi-family and 79± acres in commercial use. Together with this two-phased urban development, there shall be some 5,060 acres kept for urban expansion. There shall also be some 4,500 acres kept as Unplanned. There shall also be some $,430 acres kept in Agricultural use, and Boma 10,000 acres kept in permanent Open Space. SECTION 3. Government Assistance in the Development. It is expected that the State will participate in the area as the development takes place. Schools, health centers, highways leading to other communities, small boat harbors, management of historical sites and scenic site preservation, management of agricultural endeavors, all are under the State's jurisdiction. The County, in turn, is expected to provide the basic police and fire protection for the development. The County also will take over any acceptable streets, subject to and in accordance with the requirements of applicable statutes, ordinances and regulations having the force and effect of law. Sewerage and water systems shall be constructed and operated by the developer in accordance with County standards. These systems may be acquired by the County in the course of time. Public recreational facilities are expected to be provided by the County by priorities of CIP projects. Any playground and school site, right-of-way to the beach may be accepted by the County upon subdivision approval and/or when improvements are Installed. SECTION 4. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting the Most Desirable Land Uses, and Most Desirable Density of Population. The land uses shall be in eight major classifications of land: agricultural, single-family residential, commercial, multi- family, resort, urban reserve, open, and unplanned. The General Plan of this area is hereby amended by changing the land use designation to the uses specified herein in Waikoloa, Anaehoomalu, South Kohala, Hawaii, and as indicated on the map attached hereto, marked Exhibit A and by reference made a part hereof . A. Agricultural Area There shall be some $,430 acres in Agricultural use. The agricultural area shall be located in the area designated as Agriculture in Exhibit A along the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway with minimum lot sizes of Agricultural 20 acres in line with the adjoining A-20a zoned lands on the mauka side of the highway. B. Single-Family Residential There shall be some 2,3$4 acres in Single-Family Residential Use. The Single-Family Residential area shall be located in the area designated as Single-Family Residential in Exhibit A to be maximum density of 15,000 square feet of land area per dwelling unit. Cluster plan development shall be considered by setting aside areas of open space, public facilities maintained in a manner acceptable by the County. C. Multi-Family Use There shall be some 1$9 acres in Niulti-Family use. The Multi-Family use area shall be located immediately adjoining the commercial center as designated in Inset A of Exhibit A. Density shall be 3,000 square feet of land area per unit for -z- those areas designated as RN-3.0 on the Exhibit and 1,500 square feet of land area per unit for those areas designated as RM-1.5• There shall be a maximum of 1,700 units in the area. D. Commercial Use There shall be some 79 acres in Commercial Use. The commercial center in Waikoloa shall be the area designated as commercial in Exhibit A. Zoning shall be Village- Commercial, 10,000 square feet minimum size lots. E. Urban Reserve Areas There shall be 5,060 acres in Urban Reserve. The Urban Reserve areas shall be those areas designated as such on Exhibit A, mauka of Waikoloa and mauka of the resort area. Zoning shall remain as Unplanned until adequate studies are made for these areas. F. Open Space {Open) There shall be 10,000 acres surrounding Waikoloa and a golf course designated as permanent Open Space. G. Unplanned There shall be 4,500 acres between the resort area and Waikoloa, designated as Unplanned. H. Resort Area There shall be 504 acres in the Resort Area at Anaehoomalu Bay as designated on Exhibit A. Density shall be limited to a maximum 3,000 hotel rooms within the entire Resort Area. Area shall include a golf course--150 acres; multi-family at density of 3,000 square feet of land area per dwelling unit--4$ acres; multi-family at density of 1,500 square feet of land area--150 acres; village-commercial, including convention center--22 acres; botanical and marine gardens-- 17 acres; hotel sites-- 9$ acres. SECTION 5. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting Public Access to the Shorelines. Within the Resort Area there shall be a system of public pedestrian walkways with adequate public parking areas established to all beach areas, and historical sites, and shoreline areas shall be set aside as conservation and/or open in accordance with State Land Use requirements. SECTION 6. Development Objectives, Standards, and Principles Respecting the General Location and Extent of Public Facilities. The projections of the anticipated growth in this area will generate demands for new public facilities. In the development of the area, the developer shall provide for the following facilities. -3- A. Playfield sites There shall be playfield sites to serve Waikoloa. The playfields shall be within the anticipated population center and shall be on the basis of one acre of playfield for each 1,000 ultimate design population. A playfield is defined as a multi-purpose recreational site to provide a variety of facilities for organized field sports, such as school play, adult leagues, little leagues, and is used by all age groups. For Waikoloa, it shall be located adjoining an intermediate or high school. Upon subdivision review and subsequent approval, such playfield sites shall be dedicated to the County. B. Playground sites There shall be at least four neighborhood playground sites of 3-acre size dedicated to the County in Waikoloa and at least one 5-acre neighborhood playground site dedicated to the County in the Resort Area. C. School sites There shall be the following sites dedicated to the County for school purposes: 1. Elementary School(s) 2. lntermediate School(s) 3. High School(s) The County shall select school sites and acreage by considering the following: 1. Location--center of population it will serve. 2. Topography, soil condition, contour, drainage, shape of site. 3. Accessibility to proposed public roadways and utilities. 4. Preferably adjoining playgrounds or playfields. D. Civic Center There shall be a civic center site dedicated to the County for future development for fire stations, police stations, health facilities, library, etc., in the center of the commercial area. Such a site shall be at least three acres in area. -4- E. Sewer Systems and Sewage Treatment Plant Sites There shall be a sewer system in the commercial and apartment zone in Waikoloa and in the Resort area, of such design and capacity and meeting such standards and criteria as shall be required or imposed by the ordinances of the County and by other applicable laws. Such system shall include a site or sites for one or more sewage treatment plants. F. Water System and Source There shall be a water system provided according to the standards of the Department of Water Supply as a condition of subdivision approval. Water requirements should be projected to a 20-year planning period in order that the most economical and reliable system may be developed. Standards and criteria shall be applied based on the planned land use densities and taking into consideration the characteristics and rainfall of the area. Salinity shall be down to 1$0 ppm or less in order to be potable and acceptable by the Department of Water Supply. 0. Solid Waste Disposal Site There shall be a solid waste disposal site within the proximity of Waikoloa. The acceptable method of disposal shall be by sanitary land fill or incineration. The site shall be located in an area acceptable by all concerned and so designated on the subdivision map. The area may be dedicated to the County for maintenance purposes and shall be at a size acceptable by the Department of Public Works. H. Location of Sites The specific locations of the foregoing sites for public facilities shall be shown on a preliminary plat or plats submitted by the developer to the Planning Commission pursuant to the Subdivision Ordinance. Such plat or plats, including the location of such sites shown thereon, shall be subject to review and approval as provided in the Subdivision Ordinance. SECTION ~. Public Roads and Rights-of-Way A. Main Arterial There shall be a primary arterial with a minimum right-of-way of 120 feet wide and a minimum pavement width of 24 feet from the Mamalahoa Highway through Waikoloa and to the Anaehoomalu Resort area. Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for a primary arterial. Where it passes through Waikoloa, the pavement width shall be 4$ feet and there shall be curbs, gutters and sidewalks. There shall be a 24-foot wide pavement on either side of a 12-foot medial strip. -5- B. Secondary Arterial Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for secondary arterial streets in an urban area. There shall be adequate provisions for curbs, gutters and sidewalks in the apartment zone areas. C. Business and Industrial Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for business and industrial streets in an urban area. D. Collector Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for collector streets in an urban area. E. N.inor and Cul-de-sac Streets Improvements shall comply with the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance for minor and cul-de-sac streets in a.n urban area. F. Pedestrian Ways There shall be a beach areas as public standards with a mini ways shall be imposed least in intervals of shall be provided. system of pedestrian ways leading into the access and shall be improved to County num width of 15 feet each. Such pedestrian during subdivision review and shall be at 1,200 feet. Adequate public parking areas SECTION $. Employee Housing and/or Low-Income Housing There shall be an area set aside in the multi-family area of Waikoloa for the housing of employees and/or low-income groups. SECTION 9. Drainage and Land Grading There shall be adequate drainage controls and facilities within the area to handle any 50-year storms. Any clearing of land and grading shall take into account local run-off and shall be according to good engineering standards. SECTION 10. Action Program In order for the developer to develop his vast area, he must make large investments in land and improvements in the early stage of development, therefore, in order to protect his interests, it is recognized that zoning of the area be on the overall basis. -6- Also, in order to protect the valuable commodity, the limited land areas of the County, From wasteful subdivision practices and factors frequently beyond the control of human enterprise, a system of incremental subdivision approval will be employed. To this end, the developer shall list all of the improvements he intends to put in, at every subdivision request (including contemplated golf course, equestrian centerst motels, shops, employee housing during the first increment 1, together with a schedule for development. The County, in turn, may not accept any further request for subdivision if no substantial progress in the development of each such increment has been made in accordance with the schedule submitted. Each increment shall be within a period not to exceed two years with the Waikoloa development to be split into at least five increments. SECTION 11. Severability In the event that any portion of this ordinance is declared invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other parts of this ordinance. SECTION 12. Effective Date This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. INTRODUCED BY: Counci an, County o await Hilo, Hawaii Date of Introduction: Date of Adoption: APPROVED this day of 1969. COU OF , STATE OF HAWAII. -7- ^,ti ORDIN,iNC~? e":I~LTPIDIP?G TIIP, 'T.`r,P.",L PLF;D? 0~~ THE HAT,~IKTJA-KOHL-LA RIGIC'']<':L nRL',q i3Y" !:IiaT?GIP?G THE L".??D UiF DF'>IGN;iTIO^I FOR OER'I'AIP.'aREA~ ^.i~iD ~.;i?'F.- ','N"_' OF D?:V''L0~'N"T,T C .;r,^TI'?`;:., .>T~^'llF.D:; ,i~D PRIT'CIPLF~~ C.°, ;3'' D'~- :'L'L! ~FI''VT 0' _,. _ ~I1".IkOLGL~ ~ r' ~+'PC`OJ~ ' i* 2!~~r' ~e 30U'"F. KCY..^eL , i' "_nI(T~.. 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