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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP PEDLC 058 07/08/1971 1969-1972 • PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REPORT NO 58 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 July 8, 1971: Comm. 934.4: } AUHOU SCHOOL SITE FOR A PLAYGROUND FACILITY (C-934.3/YEDLC-51) Governor Burns believes that it would not be advisable to cancel the present executive order (No . 2261) and re-set aside the area to the County for park purposes until the relocation of the Department of Transportation baseyard has been accomplished. Request the Governor to reconsider his action for the following reasons: 1. The area is presently not being utilized by the Dept. of Trans- portation for a baseyard. 2. Area is zoned RA.5 (Residential- Ag.1/2A.) and a baseyard is not compatible with the present zoning. 3. Site is used by the people in the area for a playground. 4. The County has appropriated $21,000 to improve the playground. 5. The County will cooperate and assist the Dept. of Transportation to find an alternate site. Comm. 1343: BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Osamu & Naomi Tsutsui request that a building permit be issued to build their home on Elm Drive (TMK: 2-2-55:05) or the County purchase their lot. The Planning Department had denied the building permit because of a proposed flood. control easement within their property. Ate, c - 1343.1: Copy of a letter to Mr. Tsutsui from the Planning Director approving their buildifg permit application based on the following: ADOPTED: July 14, 1971 Report No.... ....... 8.......... ... File No. QD,C,C� M. B. No. .. /.253 Date: J U L 14 1971 T 1 ' PEDLC-58 -2- July 14, 1971 Gomm. 1343.1: 1) Setback shall be from existing property lines inasmuch as the Dept. of Public Works may develop the drainage ways as an easement. 2) The consultant has submitted revised plans showing the proposed alignment following more or leas the ditch easement as shown on their plot plan. Receive and file. bomm. 1406.3: WEST HAWAII COMMITTEE - .AREAS OF CONCERN (C-1406) Legislative Auditor refers to the PEDL Committee, the following ''items listed in Communication 1406.1: Item 6 - Appointments to commissions Item 7 - Requests of legislature - lobbying Item 10 - Economic development Concurs with the comments of the Legislatiky* Auditor and add to item 7 the following: "We have appropriated $250,000 for developing a recreational center for Dona. We agree Konawaena needs a new gym but like anything else, it seems it is a matter of priorities." Send copy to the West Hawaii Committee. (Opposed: Edwards on item 6) 4a- Comm. 1484: KAPAAU DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION'S PLANS FOR KAPAAU, KOHALA CauAcil Chairman submits for information, the Kapaau Development Corporation' s plans for Kapaau in Kohala. Refer to Corporation Counsel to study and report back to Council on how we can legally comply with their request.by the next PEDL Committee meeting. PEDLC-58 -3- • July14, 1971 J - Comm. 1493: SUMMARY OF AGRICULTURAL LEGISLATION Representative Stanely H. Roehrig transmits for review and file, a summary of some of the more important agricultural measures passed during the last session of the Legislature. Receive and file. Thank Representative Roehrig for his report. Comm. 1503: SHORELINE SETBACK Herbert W. & Dorothy E. Bartlett feel tha a 1000 ° setback should be approved for all the islands to keep the shoreline open to the public and not subject to commercialization or closing to all. Receive and file. CM-266: PROCEDURE FOR .SITE SELECTION FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS Comm. 1505: Planning Director reports on CM-266. Request the Planning Director to keep the Council apprised of any information or whatever considerations they have for the selection of sites for public buildings prior to their final decision. (ABSENT AND EXCUSED) ROBERT M. YAM'dA, CHAIRMAN SHERWOOD R. H. GREENWELL, MEMBER II s J1. a,, FRA. . D . . III, V . 1 0 H ISAOKA, MEMBER A R C A ' G. ED ° 'S, SEPIj3NE R. IAD" , MEMBER • • PEDLC-59 - 4 - August 5, 1971 Au-Comm. 1535: REZONING REQUEST - IWAO JYO, et al. KALAMAKUMU, SOUTH KONA (TMK: 8-2-09:11) Planning Commission submits for adoption, Bill No. 815 to change the district classification from Agricultural - 1 acre zone (A-la) to Single Family Residential 7,500 square foot zone (RS-7.5) in Kalamakumu, South Kona: Approve and recommend passage of Bill 815 on first reading. Comm. 1538: PLANNED-UNIT DEVELOPMENT Deputy Managing Director transmits for information, a booklet on the Planned Unit Development (PUD) concept published by FHA: Receive and file. Res. 390: SANDY BEACH AT KAILUA BAY, KONA, HAWAII Resolution requesting the Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army, to initiate a reconnaissance study under the small project program for the restoration of the sandy beach at Kailua Bay, Kona, Hawaii: Approve and recommend adoption of Resolution 390. Res. 391: WEST COAST DOCK STRTKF Resolution requesting the Governor to use the powers and influence of his office to bring the West Coast dock strike to a speedy end: Approve and recommend adoption of Resolution 391. RECOMMENDATIONS No . 1: ALLOWANCE OF OUTSIDE TOMTITS Requestt e hief gineer and the State Department of Health to look into the problem of requiring inside toilets where water is a problem (allow outhouses) and report back to Committee. (Greenwell/Edwards) <i i-r5-75/pwi -631) ,No . 2: ADD IT ION TO JAMES KEALOHA PARK Refer matter of acquiring the Carlsmith' s property as an addition to James Kealoha Park to the Parks and Recreation Director for comment and report back to committee. (Yadao/Hisaoka) L i PEDLC-59 _ 5 - August 5, 1971 O. No. 3: LICENSING-TRAINING PROGRAM Refer problem of licensing truck drivers to the administration to develop a licensing-training program and report back to committee. (Greenwell/ Edwards) .; e-15479 ypEpke•G9� Respectfully submitted, PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE (ABSENT AND EXCUSED) ROBERT M. YAMADA, CHAIRMAN J.L 11— F' L Z III It ' OHR. AM fr L,„ SHERW001 R. H. GLL, MB R 9/ 4 k•attil.4.1 l• • HISAOKA, MEMBER S ' H h R. YADAO, ' :ER