HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0526.006 2010-2012Submitted by Aubrey Summers on behalf of the Applicants (regarding Bill 168 /Comm. 526).
• Change of zone application
(REZ i1- 000143)
. Applicants: Donny Souza &
Melissa Mulliken
. Request: RS -10 to CV -10
• Tax Map Key: 1- 8- 002:064
• Planning Department staff advised site
would comply with change of zone to CV
• CDP identifies parcel as within the
Community Village Center boundary
• LUPAG medium density boundary includes
parcel
• The General Plan provides for flexibility
and growth
• Planning Department and Planning
Commission recommend a favorable
determination for the applicants
• Staff members of the Planning
Department reviewed the proposed
site location prior to applicant's
purchase, stating location was
consistent with Community Village
Center Zoned activities
• The land would not have been purchased
without this positive recommendation from
the County of Hawaii Planning Department
r-• p
(Community Development Plan)
. The parcel is within the limits of the
Community Village Center boundary
as described by the CDP
• The Community Village Center is 85
acres while only 3 is designated
Commercial Village, leaving little
room for commercial development
• Puna has grown faster than any other
district and continues to see growth
Figure 5-5: Mountain View Community Village Center
Mourn.tin Vie.t. Community VC
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- Commercial tone
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Reaidential tonc
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• Repair
Shops are
encouraged
in the
current
CDP for
Community
Village
Centers
Service Area
Population
Approximate
Land Area
Typical
Components
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Table 5 -1
General Use and Design Criteria by Village/Town Center Type
r Neighborhood Village Center
20,000 to 50,000 residents
7.000 to 15.000 residents
3.000 to 6.000 residents
More than 30 acres
10 to 30 acres
Up to 10 acres
More than 40 tenant spaces
for full range of retail and
personal services, repair
shops and other light
industrial uses; regional
park; schools (all grades);
community hall, theater;
outdoor events area; bed-
and- breakfast homes and
small inns; elderly or other
special needs housing;
transit hub; medical facility
with emergency room;
police and fire station;
walking and bicycling paths.
Between 20 and 40 small
tenant spaces for retail and
personal services, repair
shops; community park,
elementary or middle school,
community center and
outdoor events area; bed-
and - breakfast homes and
small inns; elderly or other
special needs housing;
transit stop; medical clinic;
walking and bicycling paths.
Between 5 and 15 small tenant
spaces for convenience retail
and personal services;
neighborhood park, elementary
school, multi - purpose meeting
room or (minimum) place to
congregate or post community
notices; outdoor events area
(e.g., barbeques and farmer's
markets): small bed -and-
breakfast homes; transit (or
paratransit) stop; connections
to walking and bicycling paths.
Access to one or more paved
roads; commercial or public
uses without direct driveway
access to Highway 11 or
Highway 130.
Access to one or more paved
roads; commercial or public
uses without direct driveway
access to Highway 11 or
Highway 130; no "drive-
thru" commercial use.
Access to a paved road. except
that there should be no direct
access or visibility from either
Highway 11 or Highway 130;
no "drive -thru" commercial
use.
• "allocate appropriate requested zoning
in accordance with the existing or
projected needs of the neighborhood,
community, region and County."
• A small repair shop would serve the
applicant's family, their neighbors and the
surrounding community
' l r) AG (Land Use Allocation Guide
• Per the General
Plan
• "The land use
pattern is a
broad, flexible
design intended
to guide the
direction and
quality of future
developments in
a coordinated
and rational
manner. "14 -7
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.Prepared by Hawaii County
Planning Director, March 2006
•"the lines on the LUP
map are not exact; they
are meant to show the
general location of
potential uses".
.The Planning staff and the
Planning Director determined
that the current LUPAG map
includes the subject parcel
within the medium density
urban area
nri Co mmijnitv Village Center
The area designated as
the Commercial Village
is composed of a diverse
community with little land
set aside for commercial
growth.
. Minimal traffic will be generated
• Because this is a small shop only 1 -3
customers could be serviced in a day
• Customers will be by appointment only
• Donny will not be commuting to Hilo for
work so there will be only 1 -2 cars net
increase in traffic per day.
• Donny and
Melissa have
kept access
to Nichols
Road from
the Highway
clean, clear
and safer
since
building their
home
• Single story
shop is
aligned with
the Highway
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appointment
only
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• The applicants are in the process of
taking over the deed for Nichols Road
in an attempt to show their dedication
to their project and the neighborhood
• The applicants made themselves
available for comments and questions
regarding their application throughout
the entire application process
• The applicants have a long history in
the area, adding to their dedication to
the Community
• Melissa's family is
rooted in the area
• According to oral
history and family
anecdotes
Melissa's great
uncle ran a
blacksmith shop
on the site they
currently live on
• Her Grandma was
a Psyzk
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Olaa, Puna, Hawait
Survey a plan by John N. smith
• The applicants wrote a letter to their
neighbor stating their willingness to take the
following steps
• Build a special insulated room to house the
compressor
• Use the quietest compressor available
• Restrict the hours of operation to the common
commercial hours of 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
• Require the zoning to revert to RS -10 should the
property by sold, by contract with the neighbor
• Restrict customers from off -site parking and provide
ample signage to deter such actions
ei era -ion of
reNr""'""r%n ^f request
• Planning Department advised site would
comply with change of zone to CV
• CDP identifies parcel as within the
Community Village Center boundary
• LUPAG medium density boundary includes
parcel
• The General Plan provides for flexibility
and growth.
• Planning Department and Planning
Commission recommend a favorable
determination for the applicants
• Thank you for giving us the
opportunity to speak for our friends
• We are committed to our friends and
their children and will continue to
pursue our efforts to help them as
long as necessary