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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP PEDLC 048 02/04/1971 1969-1972 • • PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REPORT NO 48 Councilmen County of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii The following are the recommendations of the Planning, Economic Development and Legislative Committee which were considered at its meeting of February 4, 1971: Comm. 934.2: E AUHOU SCHOOL SITE FOR A PLAYGROUND FACILITY (C-934.1/PEDLC-41) E. Alvey Wright, Deputy Director, State Department of Transportation, informs that it was their understanding that the County will not develop the Keauhou School playgrounds into an official playground and requests an indication from the County as to whether this site will be taken over as a playground facility under the County' s control: Inform the State Department of Transportation that it is the County' s intention to develop the Keauhou School site into a full-fledged playground facility, as soon as the means are available to us. Ski C- 4&1/.yPEOcC Aic , Comm. 1208: PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO CODE OF ETHICS Father Joseph Matheis, Chairman, Board of Ethics, transmits for approval a proposed bill for an ordinance amending Ordinance No . 337 (Code of Ethics) : Approve and recommend passage of Bill 766 on first reading. Comm. 1222: HAWAIIAN HOMES DEVELOPMENT - VARIANCE (sec. 1/PEDLC-45) Deputy Corporation Counsel informs that they advised the Building Division that it was within the jurisdiction of its Building Board of Appeals to handle the request of the Hawaiian Homes Development : Receive and file. ADOPTED: February 10, 1971 Report No...._. File No. ",=Del 'C, ............ M. B. No. /C' Date: FEB 10 l?Tj_ 4 ` • 411 PEDLC-48 - 2 - February 4, 1971 Comm. 1224: HOTEL BUILDING BAN Mrs. Dorothy E. Bartlett, Kailua-Kona, informs that she endorses all of Gary Sanders suggestions to halt all hotel construction and resort zoning on the Big Island, and suggests that "services and permanent or semi-permanent moderate priced housing much more badly needed than more 'one day per stay' luxury tourist hotels." Also suggests a pharmacist for Kona: Receive and file and request the Planning, Economic Development and Legislative Committee ' s Vice Chairman to inform Mrs. Bartlett of the sources available in obtaining pharmaceutical products. Comm. 1226: DOWNTOWN STUDY Albert Yasuhara, President, Hilo Downtown Improvement Association, assures the Council of their wholehearted cooperation in the study of downtown Hilo : Receive and file. Comm. 1233: MA TT.F VINE Councilman De Luz asks the Committee to endorse his request to have an agency of the County or State look into the possibility of cultivating the maile plant and develop programs for its replenishment in forest areas that are now depleted: Support Councilman De Luz' s request and request the State Department of Land and Natural Resources to look into the preservation of the maile plant by developing programs for its replenishment. Comm. 1236: REMOVAL OF SAND FROM PUBLIC AREAS Corporation Counsel submits a letter regarding the, above subject. Requests immediate consideration on a possible conflict with Council ' s recently passed Ordinance 368 and the State Statute: Receive and file. • PEDLC-48 - 3 - February 4, 1971 Bill 765: REZONING REQUEST - CONCEPTION TEXEIRA ONOULI 2nd, SOUTH KONA (TMK: 8-1-18:9 & 10) Amends Section 7.03 of Ordinance No. 63, to change the district classification from Agricultural 5 Acres (A-5a) to Agricultural 1 Acre (A-la) in South Kona: Approve and recommend passage of Bill 765 on first reading. Respectfully submitted, PLANN ING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE (ABSENT AND EXCUSED) ROBERT M. YAMA`DA CHAIRMAN IlittLUZ III, VICE CHR. RIC£1L' . EDWA S, MEMBER (ABSENT AND EXCUSED) SHERWOOD R. H. GREENWELL, MEMBER 4l 100 H AOKA, BER Jra R. Y B ER