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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 1975-118BILL N0. 125 COUNTY OF HAWAII - STATE OF HAWAII ORDINANCEJNO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7.03, THE SOUTH KONA ZONE MAP OF CHAPTER 8 (ZONING CODE), ARTICLE 2, HAWAII COUNTY CODE, AS AMENDED, BY CHANGING THE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RM-2) AND SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RS-10) TO VILLAGE COMMERCIAL (CV-7.5) AT HALEKII, SOUTH KONA, HAWAII, COVERED BY TAX MAP KEY 8-1-03:PORTION OF 35. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAFlAII: SECTION 1. Section 7.03 of Chapter 8 (Zoning Code), Article 2, Hawaii County Code, as amended, is hereby further amended by adding thereto the fallowing subsection: "7.03(q -1). The district classification of the following area situated at Halekii, South Kona, Hawaii, shall be Village Commercial Beginning at the northeast corner of this parcel of land, along the south side of Grant 865 to John Nakookoo, the coordinates of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station "PUU OHAU", being 2,776.77 feet north and 10,398.76 feet east, thence running by azimuths measured clockwise from True South: 1. 348° 50' 33" 264.55 feet along the remainder of R. P. 1670 to John D. Parish on a portion of L. C. Aw. 387, Part 4, Section 2 to American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; Thence along a curve to the right with a radius of 790.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 2. 253° 55' 34.5" 136.32 feet along same; 3. 346° 45' 495.21 feet along same; 4. 100° 38' 58.69 feet along Land Court Application 1609; 5. 88° 04' 30" 57.86 feet along same; 6. 166° 45' 375.83 feet along the remainder of R. P. 1670 to John D. Parish on a portion of L. C. Aw. 387, Part 4, Section 2 to American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; Thence along a curve to the left with a radius of 710.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 7. 67° 45' 34" 8. 65° 21' 9. 26° 03' 10. 166° 45' 11. 264° 46' 12. 268° 00' 13. 270° 30' 30" 59.70 feet along same; 428.34 feet along same; Thence along a curve to the left with a radius of 30.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 38.00 feet along same; 519.76 feet along same; 42.50 feet along Grant 865 to John Nakookoo; 71.33 feet along same; 118.59 feet along same; 14. 250° 28' 30" 88.70 feet along same; 15. 262° 08' 30" 172.47 feet along same to the point of beginning and containing an Area of 5.811 Acres, more or less. "7.03 ( q-2). The district classification of the following area situated a t Haleki i, South Kona, Hawaii, shall be Village Commercial Beginning at the southeast corner of this parcel of land, along the north side of Land Court Application 1609, the coordinates of said point of b eginning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station "PUU OHAU" , being 2,081.87 feet north and 10,578.65 feet east, thence running by azimuth s measured clockwise from True South: 1. 88° 04' 30" 22.13 feet along Land Court Application 1609; 2. 84° 15' 74.28 feet along same; 3. 71° 58' 30" 74.69 feet along same; 4. 51° 02' 30" 52.96 feet along same; 5. 47° 50' 30" 99.95 feet along same; Thence along the remainder of R. P. 1670 to John D. Parish on a portion of L. C. Aw. 387, Part 4, Section 2 to American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions for the follow- ing eight (8) courses: - 2 - 6. 89° 10' 183.28 feet; Thence along a curve to the left with a radius of 45.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 7. 153° 29' 14" 39.00 feet; Thence along a curve to the right with a radius of 45.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 8. 147° 16' 44" 30.00 feet; 9. 166° 45' 210.24 feet; Thence along a curve to the right with a radius of 30.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 10. 206° 03' 38.00 feet; 11. 245° 21' 428.34 feet; Thence along a curve to the right with a radius of 710.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance being: 12. 247° 45' 34" 59.70 feet; 13. 346° 45' 375.83 feet to the point of beginning and containing an Area of 4.000 Acres, more or less. "All as outlined in red on the map attached hereto, marked Ex- hibit 'A' and by reference made a part hereof." SECTION 2. Section 1 of this ordinance shall take effect forthwith upon the conditions that (A) the lots to be used for the development of the shopping center complex be consolidated within six (6) months of the official date of approval of the change of zone; (B) the applicant improve the inter- section of Mamalahoa Highway by providing deceleration and left-turn lanes. The improvement shall consist of an additional lane at the intersection for traffic safety and flow purposes. The County, through the Chief Engineer and Planning Director, shall provide the assistance necessary to assure com- pliance with this condition; (C) construction commence within one (1) year from the date of approval of the consolidation action; and (D) all applicable - 3 - rules and regulations, including the "Plan Approval" process, be complied with. Should any of the foregoing conditions not be met, rezoning of the property to its former zoning designation may be initiated. SECTION 3. In the event that any portion of this ordinance is declared invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the other parts of this ordinance. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. INTRODUCED BY: ~~~~~ COUNCILMAN, COUNTY OF HAWAII Kailua-Kona,. Hawaii Date of Introduction: April 24, 1975 Date of Adoption: May 21, 1475 Effective Date: n~av 24, 1975 - 4 - T2UC _~102TF-} ' ~~ S6Pd~8~ ~ I " =400' ~ , - ..,. _.. _h --. ~- <.. ~i , y. ~ _ . --~ fT1v~sLA J' - '~ :_ ,_ _ , - ~ I - ~ Z , .., ~ ~,~ __ __ NI ~ ~ -i. ~~a ,~ =. ,~ on~.~, o~ ~~- ~ ~ ~X- _5u85C-CTION. 7.03( _I~ `.~~, MUI-TII°LC r'AM1LY ~ x~" x IH~SIDGNTIAI-. 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P2EF~Ps2C-U 6Y ~ I°l-.4NNiN3 ~UL~I°.4R.TMCNT CAI~MTY Or h7AWAll -M i., 9 - ~ -:~3 ' polL°TIOty OF .35 MAR~cH u, 1 .KI-h„~;T .. 4.. ._ eD.~g ~ ` T~2,U~ -N02Tht - _ ~ ~$ga41~01~ I" =400' ~~ zo.,, ~ _., ~ a „_~~ -_~- ~s .v-.. „i n ~o ~ J ~~. ~ ~ ~ II LLL~~~ ~ r...f , i ~~ to ~~B ~~ ~~~.: o~a~ A~ SUBSC-CTION,_~~.03( -1/ MULTII°LG f=AMtt_Y I TO V1t_LA6E COMMC-IeCIAL (Cv-7.5)~ nrpr-a.s_stll .aclP~g ~ r , ~s-~~ ea-~s /~ i r \. ~: ~= . ~`. -i C.3 -~ ~- ,~\ ~, ~ - ~ ~ 2GEL8` .. E. a. I~~~ _ ~ . 01?r B.. '~ li ~ C ~~ ~..... i ~, ,.\ ~ ~I ~ ~~,,'~ ~. ~~_~,~ l ~ ~?~ . art 7_a3~_ ~2~~`,, \ / ~ C\.\~ 1'l~ SING FAMILY ,C/ ~ ) ~~ 1 T Y7 YI LA~SC- GOMM 2G1AL CGV-'7.5) ~ :~~ r (n A2EA = -000 A,G.1@BS ~~ ~~~ Z\ o ~ ~~\~ 1 I ;p'JK _= U 9 -~ ,~ ~~I 1 ~, ,l ~- rJ - . - ~~ ANtENI~M_~NT_ TO_ T1-t_~_ ZONINGCOpE AMENpMEN T NO_ Or CHAI°TE2 8 (ZONING COUC--), A2 T ICLC- 2, SC-CTI ON 7-03 , THC- SOUT1-1 !<ONA ZONE 1vlAI? CHANGING THC- plST21CT Cl_ASSIFICA I ION 1=feOM MUt_T11°LC- I=AMILY IeC-SIt~ENTIP,I_ (2M-z) ANU 51NGLC- ~=AM,11_Y 2ESIpC-N T IA1_ (_2S-10) T O ~/ILl_AGC- COMMC-R°- CIAL (Cv-7.5) AT 1-TALC-!<II, SOUTH !'CONA, HAWAII. DPF`-=: 71° YJ U'._I= rt°_/-<F',I~~I rJ' I°e70. I3, L975 02[~I NfRNC°_ hi0. T~2CF~Pc2CU ©Y ~ I°~-^~PI 1"IIN(9 U01°AR.TME~IT COUNTY Or Hh WAII TMI~. 8-.'03 ~ PoIET~Or`+ of .33 tvIAIPl-N ~1, 1^.J95 Ty2lJL ~I{~102T Ft ~ ~~~.41..L1~ I"=400' h-~v Lh- R.n- C Imo. _y~ ._. S \ ~1'~ K ~ ~ ~~ A ~e L ~ ... I n ':.e I ~. I~,~ i%rO.D7 N~ 10.3?6. ~~ H- 9 ~.: onnc~ nj~ SU~SC-GTION 7.0~~ -1 MVLTII°l-~ 1=AMILY IE'L-SIPLNTIAL (IeM-2~ TO Vll-LA6L= COMMC-I@CIAL (CV-7.5~ Af?EA =S.f31/ AGR'~ n _. C 4 ,.~ ~~~ i - SING FAMIL'( (C.C-SI ENTIAL (2s -rod /~ ~~ ~~ T b YI LAGC- COMM 2C1AL (CV 75~ ~ \ ~ ~ ! { A2~A = _000 AC_K'~5 ~ ~,' ~.:T n Z o ~~ 1 1 .zs-I~ e~\-\rs /~ ~ ~~ \ ~~ H- a ~ 0 ~ I V t~3- i 1~i J (~1 r 2GE ~ ' ~_. A '_.. -..~ ~ ~ l ti A ~ ~~ ~. ~~_ \ ~_ ~- \~~ Il -c~- fJ -_ - _~,_ s_-=v-~~ AMENI7M~NT i O _ TH__E ZONING__ _COI~E AMENpMENT NO. Or CHAI°TG2 8 (ZONING COOC), A21 ICLC- 2, 5C-CT10N 7-03, TI-iC SOUT1-1 !<ONA ZONE NIAI? CHANGING THC- DIST2ICT CLASSIFICA I ION 1=ft_OM MULTII°LC- f=AMILY IeC-SIDENTIAL. (2M-z) AND SINGLE' f=AMlt_Y 2ESI~CN i IAl_ (•2S-IO) i O VILLAGC- COMNIC-1@- CIAL (Cv-7.5) Ai HAI_C-I~11, SOU I H KONA, 1-FAWAII. DPc-~ _: 0f- YJ2J -_i~ rt °.~P-'~!y0 ~ F~Ci- r3. r975 UATC OF /tl°F20~/AL 0201NPeN .C- NO. f-'2EF~.42C-U BY ~ I°I-A r`I r`fit~la UeI°.42TMEMT CAVIYTY OF YtAWPalI -M!`. ~ 9-~ :'73 ~ Pop.°Tior~ of .35 MArP!'N rr, r~75 =XH~: ~1T ~~ft PLANNING DEPARTMENT County of Hawaii APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF ZONE Name of applicant: KONA SCEDIIC LAND, INC. (print or type) (I) (fde) hereby request an amendment of zoning to change the present classification in a(n) ~-2 and 85-10 district into a(n) CV 7 5 district in accordance with provisions of Section 38, ordinance No. 63 of the County of Hawaii for the following reasons: See attached sheet Submittals: Petitioner shall submit sixteen (16) copies of the appli- cation and location/site plan drawn to scale, and one (1) copy of the questionnaire. Petitioner's interest in sub'ect ro ert (State if owner or lessee* Fee Simple owner *must be for 5 years or more Petitioner's reason(s) for reauestina a change of zone: NOTE: a. Please explain how the requested change o£ zone would be consistent with the goals, policies, and course of action (if applicable) of the General Plan document. Please, also, specifically indicate which goals, policies, and courses of action are involved. (Copies of the General Plan document are available at all public libraries and at the Hawaii County Planning Department.) See attached sheet b. Please state any other reason(s) for your request. Note: Pursuant to Section 2 of Ordinance No. 566, RM-2 and RS-10 designations were granted conditionally pending subdivision and development by the applicant. The application shall be accompanied with a deposit of $100.00 to cover publication and administrativKeO costs~.IC T,AND, INC. G~G~~~ .~ President Signature e Name P. 0. Box 727 Add-ess Kealakekua, Hawaii 96750 Telephone }23 2755 PD:6/73 PETITIONER'S REASONS FOR REQUESTING A CHANGE IN ZONIP7G INTRODUCTORY CO"i^AENTS: Your Petitioner in January, 1972 came before the Planning Commission to request a change in zoning from A-5a to CV-7,5 (11,091 acres); A-5a to R^i-2 (5,811 acres); A-5a to 35-10 (36,00 acres), On February 25, 1972, the Planning Commission recommended approval of the request because (a) the subject area is designated for urban use by the County General Plan (b) ease of access to community services and employment centers and adequate public utilities and facilities are available to the subject property, The State Land Use Commission later approved the change from agricultural to urban, By Ordinance IQo, 566, the Petitioner's request ti•ras lawfully adopted by the County Council and pecame effective on March 12, 1973. The ordinance mandated incremental development of the RS-10 area of 36,00 acres, the Rai-2 area of 5,811 acres, and the CV-7,5 area of 11,091 acres, This application seeks to change tt,657 acres of R°i-2 designated areas to CV-7,5 (lots C-1 and C-2) and 4,00 acres of the RS-10 area previously planned for a park to a CV-7,5 zoned area, This commission approved the park relocation request on November 26, 1974. The specific reasons for this request are: 1, The applicant, together vrith JD & HN Enterprises, Inc., plans to develop a shopping center complex to be known as CENTRAL iCONA SHOPPING CENTER in portions of Lot A-4, Lots C-1, C-2 and the It.00 acre parcel known as Parcel B, Lot A-4 has already been desig- nated a CV-7 .5 zone so will not be affected by this application. JA^QES and HELEN iQIELSON through J & II SUPPLY CO., INC., as lessees, are in the process ~f developing Lot A-3, zoned CV-7.5, which is a.d,jacent to the proposed shopping center complex. Lot C-2 will also be reserved for future development as the need develops, 2, ^1 he area is already zoned "urban" by the State Land Use Commission and the demand for CV areas has far exceeded prior estimates, The additional 9,657 acres for CV related uses are badly needed to accom- modate prospective tenants who have expressed interest in locating themselves in the shopping center complex. 3, The change of 4.657 acres from R?d-2 to CV-7.5 will not adversely effect the need fors apartment units in the area since the immediate demand appears to be for single-family (RS) lands rather than for apartments, 4. According to data from the Planning Department, as of January, 1974 there are a total of ten (10) acres of R"1 zones in the Kealakekua vicinity, of orhich 4 acres were H"I-1 and 6 acres R^?-2. Two (2) acres of each or 4 acres of the ten were vacant, Thus, there already exists R'4-1 and R'~I-? areas awaiting development. 5, .4 gain, accoT~ding to figures from the Planning Department, there are no CV-7,5 acreages in the -?- vicinity at the present time, There are, however, 63 acres of CV-10 and 23 acres of CN-10 lands thereabouts, 6, There is more than adequate access to nearby community services and facilities, There are abun- dant governmental (police, fire, postal), Financial (banks, finance companies, credit unions), health, and other services available in the area, 7, 1'he change to CV-7,5 will be consistent with the intent of the County General Plan to make the Kealakekua area one of the major urban centers in Kona, thus relieving Kailua proper from over- congestion, skyrocketing land costs, and over- population, 8, '4ost importantly, the shopping center will pro- vide numerous employment opportunities for Kona residents, something that is badly needed to re- vitalize the sluggish economic outlook in our county, 9, A higher concentration of commercial develooment in this area will help to ease the growing traffic congestion in the Kailua area, and promote a secondary center of commerce in South Kona, 10, All utilities are available in the area and no expenditures by the County appear to be needed because of the proposed shopping center complex, -3- CONCLUSION: Rased upon the foregoing reasons, the representations to be made at the hearing, and exhibits submitted here~.~rith, your Petitioner respectfully asks that his application be approved. KONA SCENIC LAND, INC. gy G~~I'v`~`~ Applicant xUSxl,f Sr~I'rto~CUS~ ~,~USxI By Jlvni,i i.. ~ Its Attorn y. CHANGE OF ZONE: KONA SCENIC LAND, INC. The applicant, Kona Scenic Land, Inc. is requesting a change of zone for 4.657 acres of Multiple Family Residential - 2,000 square foot (RM-2) and 4.00 acres of Single Family Residential - 10,000 square foot (RS-10) zoned lands to a Village Commercial - 7,500 square foot (CV-7.5) zoned district at Halekii, South Kona, (TMK: 8-1-03:por. of 35). The 4 acres of RS-10 area was the originally proposed park site that was recently relocated to the makai portion of the Kona Scenic cluster plan development. The RM-2 area is directly makai of the proposed Central Kona Shopping and Business Center which is zoned CV-7.5 and is fronted by Mamalahoa Highway and bordered on the north by the North-South Kona District boundary and by the Kishi Subdivision on the south. The Soil Conservation Service Report's land capability unit is Class VII or soils which have very severe limitations that make them unsuited to cultivation and that restrict their use largely to pasture or range, woodland, or wildlife. The land is of the Punaluu series which consists of well-drained, thin organic soils over pahoehoe lava bedrock. Rock outcrops occupy 40 to 50 percent of the surface. The surface layer is extremely rock peat about 4 inches thick. This soil is medium acid. The peat (upper stratum of soil) is rapidly permeable. The pahoehoe lava is very slowly permeable, although water moves rapidly through the cracks. Runoff is slow, and the erosion hazard is slight. The mean annual rainfall ranges between 60 to 90 inches The slope of the area in question ranges from 7 to 16 percent. The General plan land use pattern allocation guide map designates the area for Medium Density Urban Development. This General Plan classification may allow Village Commercial and residential uses. In March of 1973, a request to reclassify approximately 52± acres of land from an Agriculture 5-acre (A-Sa) zoned district to RS-10 (36 acres), CV-7.5 (11+ acres) and RM-2 (5.8 acres which includes the road) zoned districts was approved with incremental development and performance conditions. The area in question is a portion of those rezoned lands. In light of the proposed change of zones, the above RS-10 lands will be reduced to 32 acres while the RM-2 zoned area will be deleted. As a result of the above, the existing CV-7.5 zoned area will be increased from 11+ acres to 19.7 acres. The additional CV zoned area is for the development of a shopping center complex. In support of the request, the applicant has stated the following: 1. The applicant and JD & HN Enterprises plan to develop a shopping center complex to be known as Central Kona Shopping Center. The subject area is adjacent to the existing CV-7.5 zone already zoned for the shopping center complex. 2. The area under consideration is within the State Land Use Urban District. It is needed to accommodate pros- -2- pective tenants who have expressed interest in the shopping center complex. 3. The change of 4.657 acres of RM-2 to CV-7.5 will not adversely affect the need for apartment units as the immediate demand appears to be for single family re- sidences. 4. There were a total of 10 acres of RM zoned lands in the Kealakekua area as of January '74. Four of the 10 acres were vacant. Thus, there already exist RM lands aiaitinq development. 5. There are no CV-7.5 lands in the vicinity at the present time. There are approximately 63 acres of CV-10 and 23 acres of CN-10 lands in the area. 6. Access to nearby community services and facilities is adequate. Utilities are also available. 7. The change will be consistent with the intent of the County General Plan to make the Kealakekua area a major urban center and to relieve some of the pressure on Kailua. 8. The shopping center will provide numerous employment opportunities for Kona residents. 9. Concentrating commercial development in the subject area will help ease traffic congestion in Kailua and promote a secondary center of commerce in South Kona. The following was also received from JD & AN, Inc., prospective -developers of the shopping complex: (Read Nielson's letter) -3- All essential utilities are or will be made available to the area in question. The Department of Public Works made the following comments: The construction plans have been approved for Kona Scenic Subdivision and the Central Kona Shopping and Business Center. If there is to be further subdivision or if a change of zone is to be granted then the intersection sk.ould be designed and constructed with deceleration and left turn lanes. Plans and a traffic report should be submitted for our review and approval. The improved intersection would essentially consist of three lanes at Mamalahoa Highway. The widening will most likely be mauka of Mamalahoa Highway. Whereas the developer does not have powers of condemnation and whereas the Department of Public Works should have re- quested that the intersection be improved during the initial construction of this subdivision, we suggest that the County participate in the exercise of eminent domain powers should it become necessary.. All other cooperating agencies had no comments on or objections to the subject request. -4- J. D. & H. N. ~~~ INC. OR JAMES & HELEN NIELSON - KONA RENTALS 109 Holomua Street Telephones: Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Hilo 935-3711 Kona 323-2625 December 4, 1974 Mr. Stuart Oda 140 A Haili Street Hilo, }iawaii 96720 Re: Rezoning P,pplication by Kona Scenic Land, Inc. Dear Mr. Oda: As you requested, we are submitting data as to our role in the proposed develop- ment of the Central Kona Shopping Center Complex in Halekii, South Kona, Ffawaii on Tax Atap K.ey 8 -1-03:35 and 43. JD & I{N Inc. intends to lease lots A-4,C-1 and 4.00 acres previously planned for a park site from Kona Scenic Land, Inc. to develop the Central Kona Shoppin} Center Complex from Kona Scenic Land, Inc. JD & HN Inc. is owned by James D. and Helen Nielson (husband and wife) and was only recently incorporated for the purpose of developing the shopping center. Plans for the shopoing center are almost complete. We Have hired the services of architect Ben }Jilson, who has drawn up plans for the complex and which are being submitted with the rezoning application. The shopping complex will contain supermarkets, drug store, a department store, variety shops, professional offices, a restaurant, lounge and a host of other smaller miscellaneous shops. It will contain a gross rentable space of 112,500 souare feet, allow parking for 446 cars, and have a common area (mall, landscaping, walks, etc.) of 447,575 gross square feet, and a gross enclosed area of 143,925 square feet. We are now in the process of screening interested business firms to see which ones would best fit within the framework of the plans we have for the center. Naturally, we are very in- terested in developing a complex that would be a credit to the people of Kona and the County of Hawaii. When the shopping center is fully occupied, we hope to have one of the finest shopping and business centers in the islands. We might add that our plans for the shopping center depend entirely on the applications for rezoning being made by Kona Scenic Land, Inc. SJe hope that the County of Hawaii_'s Planning Deoartment and the Planning Commission will agree with us that the rezoning request should be granted. eery truly yours, JD & FIN INC. ~. -3«~~ ~~ ~z~<.,,--~ James D. Nielson President-Treasurer h f t Ted T. Suzuki - '" ~~--~ -- COUNTY CLERK, °~`~' r OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK C~tJNTV OP HAWAII MILD, HAWAII 96720 Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi County of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii I hereby transmit Ordinance Bill No Robert Shioji DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK 25 passed by the County Council on second and final reading. ~~G-eL~ COUNTY CLERK Encl. I~AY 1. !. T" Dated: Bill No. 125 - 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7.03, THE SOUTH KONA ZONE MAP OF CHAPTER 8 (ZONING CODE), ARTICLE 2, HAWAII COUNTY CODE, AS AMENDED, BY CHANGING THE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RM-2) AND SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RS-10) TO VILLAGE COMMERCIAL (CV-7.5) AT HALEKII, SOUTH KONA, HAWAII, COVERED BY TAX MAP KEY 5-1-03:PORTION OF 35. This Bill amends Section 7.03, the South Kona Zone Map, Chapter 8 (Zoning Code), Article 2, Hawaii County Code, as amended, by changing the district classification from Multiple Family Residential (RM-2) and Single Family Residential (RS-10) to Village Commercial (CV-7.5) at Halekii, S, Kona. Date Introduced: April 24, 1975 Copies of the foregoing Bill, 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 Bill passed first reading at the meeting of the County Council. on April 24, 1975, by the following aye and no vote: AYES: Councilmen Carpenter, De Luz, Fuji Hisaoka, Kawahara, Lai, Levin, Yadao and Chairman Yamada - 9. NOES: None. ~~ ~~ I DEPUTY COUNTY ~~ MA-TR • - ~. i[iiCL[ S, HAWAII L'bD' TY' CODR. A! AMEMD[D, Rf CNAMOIMO TNR DISTRICT CLA311 FICA716M FROM ' MULTIFI[ FAMILY RE3IDRNTIAL IRM-01 AND' MNOLD FAMILY ^EtIDEMTIAL /RLID' TO VILLAO[ SOMM[RCIAb. 1'CV.IJI-AT NAL[KIL SDUTM KONA, NAWA16 COV[R[D [Y to%-MA- R[Y O.Ig6 FODTNNI 01 q.. Tnia g10 amen0e SKlion 1.07, Ma Souln Kma Zone Map. CMpNr t (Zenlllp CINI, ' MIic11 2 MfWtli Co1M11y CoG4 q -a.nen0eo, tlY CnaPRlllp Ina 01air1<1 clMfl/ka1Wn Nan MWliple Famlly RMIMMIN IRM-!1 N'q SIpN FamUY RpiMntlal (RS~101 to Village CanmxclFl ICVJ.51 el MallKii, t.'KaM. - Date IMrotlucatl: April L. le)! - Coples pl Me Porepohq [III, pl IWI, ary . on lila In Ma OMiteef NW COUntY Clark 1a use MC, ePaminetim by Me WMic: ' I nereby cergh Inal the ipfepalnp gill paasea Ilnl rea0lrp al Ike mplb0 of the Ceun1Y Cayncil on April 7a, tq5, py Ine gllawinp aye antl m vple: AYES: COUncllman GrPenler, De Lat. Fui ii, Misaoea, KawMare, Lai, Levin, Ya0e0 arW Cnsirman Yameps - 9. NOES: None. R. A, SNIOJI DEPUTY COUNTV~CLERK ^!~-Mawaif TrIWm-Haraltl: M+v L Insl ORDINANCE NO. 11.8 (Bill No. 125-1975) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7,03, THE SOUTH KONA ZONE MAP OF CHAPTER 8 {ZONING CODE), ARTICLE 2, HAWAII COUNTY CODE, AS AMENDED, BY CHANGING THF, DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM MULTIPLF, FAMILY RF.SIDF.NTIAL (RM-2) AND SINGLF. FAMILY RESIDENTIAT: {R.S-101 TO VILLAGE COMMERCIAT_~ (CV-7.5) RT HALEKII, SOUTH KONA, HAtdAII, COVF,RED BY TAX MAP KF.Y 8-1-(13:PORTI0N OF 35. Date Approved: May 2], ].Q 75 Daft Effective: May 29, 1975 Copies of the foregoing Ordinance, in full, are on file in the Office of the County Clerk for usP and examination by the public. I hera'w certify and final. reading at May 21, 1975, ihy the .AYES: Co~.ancilmen Lai, Yada~ that the forea,oina Ordinance passed second the meeting of the County Council. or. following aye and no vote: Carpenter De L,uz, Fuiii, Hisaoka, Kawahara, and Chairman Yamada - 8.. NOES: Councilman Levin - 1. ~~ COUNTY CLERK COLFNTY OF HAWAII ~ti- ~\a,~,? OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK HAWAII COUNTY BUILDING COUNTY OF HAWAII KILO, HAWAII 96720 April 25r 1975 Refer: Bill 125 To: SECRETARY TO COUNCIL CONA7ITTEES Re: Rezoning Request -Kona Scenic Land, Inc. The following is the action of the Hawaii County Council adopted at its meeting held April 24. 1975 , Adopt on first reading and refer back to Planning, Research, Development and Legislative Committee. COUNTY CLERK !'_F~~> ~ ~r;7r _ •, '.'L}~T iiOP ~ 1~.~°.~t...,., •~~-.1 ~!•~, '!. w.:~ Cnnn ~ n j a•.?. ]'.,r. ±t~elpDm~-?± 2-'' I •-1 ^t'i ~••, r:J^Tf11. ~".f rP tp0!k ,Yi+r+~F~~17pp.i^,. r 'tiOII 1;' 1-°^2r.: a..? 1.+. ~`N--.ri-. _.,i ~~.1 ~j '-.torch. Cr': n18 P.i1~ilQ ~~T~: ^Tp':' Kailua-Kona, Hawaii Date: April 24, 1975 FIRST READING AYES NOES A/E Carpenter X De Luz X Fujii X Hisaoka X Kawahara X Lai X Levin X Yadao X Yamada X 9 ~~` l Publication Date: Hilo, Hawaii Date: May 21, 1975 SECOND & FINAL READING AYES NOES A/E Carpenter }{ De Luz X ~~. Fujii X Hisaoka X Kawahara X Lai X Levin X Yadao X Yamada _ _.._...-X _ _ _ ~ 8 _ l Publication Date: We do hereby certify that the foregoing BILL was adopted by the County Council and published as indicated above. ?;; ~~7 ,. ;'.M r y ~ ,. .r _. .u,.u.u 1 i, - pale: _~_.. L____. _......_._.-- Approved/BiR'Fjfpra0ed ihi ~~l i 1 Y~~- _ ~ _ _ _-day of -a _.. 19Z__. Mayor, County of Hawaii ~ lrt . ~~ at.~--- Council Chairman ~\ County//Clerk Bill No. 125 Reference: _ C-12 5 3 /PRDLC-49 M 8 No.. _. ___ Ord No. t_L.,- OFFICE INFORMATION ONLY Meeting: May 21, 1975 Action: Approve and recommend adoption on second and Einal reading. (Oppose: Mr. Levin) Re: Bill 125/PRDLC-51