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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommunication No. 2021-05- Community MappingComm. No. 2021-05 Community Mapping Robert Tawn COMMU NITY Brad Carol Crystal Jeff Nicolette Rhonda ACTION REF SUBSECTION NO. DESCRIPTION Wailea Village Historic Develop Town Revitalization Plans focused on developing Preservation Community, Opening Chocoloate guidelines for preserving historic and cultural character, Honomu Community Factory in Honokaa in infrastructure improvements, developing affordable Association, Rural S. Hilo Hist Big (Hasagawa) 3.1.6 Land Use & Settlement Patterns I housing, and promoting economic revitalization. Community Association Expand the Local System of Establish acquisition priorities, using PONC criteria, and mry Association,Q ural S. Hilo 4.1.4 Preserves 2secure priority t lands. Honomu Community Worked on coastal Develop a coastal resource management plan as part of Association, Rural S. Hilo 4.2.6 Protect Coastal Resources 3 watershed management plans. Community Association resource CMP Honomu Community Support the organization of a community-based hui for Association, Rural S. Hilo 4.2.6 Protect Coastal Resources 4 the fisher people ofthe Hamakua Coast. Community Association Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu Teaching local farmers Educate landowners about agriculture, ranch, and Community Association, Rural S. on growing cacao, then Protect Agricultural Lands &Open forestry land preservation programs and encourage purchasing it For the 4.3.6 Space 5 participation in these programs. Hilo Community Association factory 4.4.6 Protect Mauka Forests n/a Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu Educate residents on scenicviewshed importance and Community Association, Rural S. Preserve Scenic Areas and alternatives to tall, vegetative wind -breaks that impact Hilo Community Association, 4.5.6 Viewsheds 6 viewsheds. Wal pio Valley Circle Group Wailea Village Historic Preservation Community, Support the development and promotion of a Heritage Honomu Community Preserve Scenic Areas and Corridor, and/ or sections of the Old Mamalahoa Association, Rural S. Hilo 4.5.6 Viewsheds 7 Highway as Scenic Byways. Community Association Collaborate with Mauna Kea Watershed Alliance, the County, and appropriate State and Federal agencies in Rural S. Hilo Community PROTECT AND ENHANCE developing and implementing watershed management Association 4.6.5 ECOSYSTEMS AND WATERSHEDS 8 plans and projects. Partner with the Coordinating Group on Alien Pest PROTECT AND ENHANCE Species and the Big Island Invasive Species Committee in Rural S. Hilo Community 4.6.5 ECOSYSTEMS AND WATERSHEDS 9 managing invasive species. Association Honomu Community Association, Rural S. Hilo PROTECTAND ENHANCE Community Association, WaYpio 4.6.5 ECOSYSTEMS AND WATERSHEDS ID Promote soil and water conservation best practices. Valley Circle Group PROTECTAND ENHANCE CULTURAL Document the Mo' oieio of Hamakua using resources 4.7.6 ASSETS 11 outlined in oral history, hula, chant, and other sources. Identify and inventory important sites,map resources yVailea Village Historic PROTECTAND ENHANCE CULTURAL and make recommendations to County Cultural Resource Preservation Community 4.7.6 ASSETS 12 Commission for sites. Wailea Village Historic Preservation Community, Develop and implement place -based strategies to retain Honomu Community PROTECTAND ENHANCE CULTURAL village and town character, including alternatives to Association, Rural S. Hilo 4.7.6 ASSETS 13 Historic District designations. Community Association Mayor's Active Living Advisory PROTECTAND ENHANCE CULTURAL Develop, promote, and maintain the continuity of Committee, Wailea Village 4.7.6 ASSETS 14 commu n ity festivals and events. Historic Preservation Community Rural S. Hilo Community ESTABLISH AND MANAGE PUBLIC Develop and implement plans to establish and manage Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.8.5 ACCESS AND TRAILS 15 specific access points and trails. Group Form'501( c)( 3) nonprofit entity for community Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: empowerment to develop a Land Management Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.5 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 16 Partnership. Group Develop a detailed Master Plan for Waipi' o Valley, Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: including a communitybased management plan For the Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.5 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 17 Waipi' o Valley visitor' s center. Group Secure funding through PONC, DLNR LLCP, or other similar programs for purchase of easements and Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: potential acquisition of land to protect views of Waipi' o pssociation, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.5 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 18 Valley rim. Group Support community organizations, such as the Waipi' o Circle, in developing a watershed plan based on the Rural S. Hilo Community Waipi' o Valley Stream Management Plan, the Hanalei Association, Wal pio Valley Circle PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: Watershed Hui model, or similar community- based Group 4.9.5 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 19 management plans. Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: Strengthen Community capacity through the Hawai' i Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.5 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 20 Community Stewardship Network. Group Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: Document the Mo' oieio of Mauna Kea using resources Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.9 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 21 outlined in Oral History. Group Develop an educational program for tour operators, Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES: Visitor Information staff, and volunteers as part of Association, Wal pio Valley Circle 4.9.9 WAIPE 0 VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 22 orientation training for regular users of Mauna Kea. Group Robert Tawn Carol Crystal Jeff Nicolette Rhonda Friends of Waikoloa Village Dog Park, Hawai i Island Humane Society (advocating for dog park) Robert Tawn COMMU NITY Brad ACTION REF SUBSECTION NO. DESCRIPTION Collaborate with surrounding land owners and the user- Rural S. Hilo Community PRESERVING SACRED PLACES community to educate users and manage ATV use in Association, WaYpio Valley Circle 4.9.9 WAIPE O VALLEY AND MAUNA KEA 23 m uka areas and in the Mauna Kea region Group COORDINATE INFRASTRUCTURE, Actively advocate for CIP appropriations, financing, Honomu Community FACILITY, AND SERVICE allotments, and encumbrances that support Association, Rural S. Hilo 5.1.4 IMPROVEMENTS 24 implementation of the CDP. Community Association Engage community associations and volunteers to work Honomu Community EXPAND AFFORDABLE HOUSING with self-help nonprofits to promote construction of Association, Rural S. Hilo 5.2.5 OPTIONS 25 homes for eligible buyers in the Planning Area. Community Association Develop'road improvement districts' in orderto finance Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu improvements. Supporting polity: GP13. 2. 3 ( d); County Community Association, Rural S. 5.3.6 IMPROVETHE ROADWAY NETWORK 26 Res. No. 320- 10) Hilo Community Association Work with the owners of private roads and local community groups to help identify and develop road management agreements that mitigate road closures and Hakalau Kumiai accessdisagreements for public access and/ or 5.3.6 IMPROVETHE ROADWAY NETWORK 27 residential use. (Mill Rd., Beach Rd., Blair Rd.) Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu EXPAND MASS TRANSIT FACILITIES Identify locations for bus stops, biking facilities (i. e. bike Community Association, Rural S. 5.6.3 & SERVICES 28 racks, lanes, etc.) and park and ride facilities. Hilo Community Association Host composting and recycling workshops in collaboration with agencies organizations such as Dept. Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu of Environmental Management, Recycle Hawai' i, and the Community Association, Rural S. University of Hawaii College of Tropic al Agriculture& Hilo Community Association IMPROVE RECYCLING AND SOLID Human Resources ( CTAHR) Cooperative Extension 5.8.4 WASTE FACILITIES 29 Service. Honomu Community IMPROVE RECYCLING AND SOLID Partnerwith the Countyto manage recycling/ reuse Association, Rural S. Hilo 5.8.4 WASTE FACILITIES 30 centers at County Facilities. Community Association Educate neighborhood watch groups and other nity groups about how to actively identify and community reportlittering and illegal dump sites to the Department no Hakalau Kumiai, Homu of Environmental Management. Raise awareness "the Community Association, Rural S. Hilo Community Association IMPROVE RECYCLING AND SOLID issue through the use of outreach and social media tools 5.8.4 WASTE FACILITIES 31 to report sites and offenders. IMPROVE EMERGENCY Coordinate with Civil Defense to develop emergency PREPAREDNESS & HAZARD evacuation plans for Laupahoehoe, and the valleys of WaYpio Valley Circle Group 5.9.4 MITIGATION 32 Waipi'o and Waimanu. IMPROVE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & HAZARD 5.9.4 MITIGATION 33 Develop and train CERTs throughout the Planning Area. IMPROVE EMERGENCY For communities identified by DOFAW as Communities at Honomu Community PREPAREDNESS & HAZARD Risk ( CAR), develop Community Wildfire Protection Plans Association, Rural S. Hilo 5.9.4 MITIGATION 34(CWPPs) and worktowards gaining Firewise recognition. Community Association Develop volunteer firefighter capacity For the 5.10.3 IMPROVING PROTECTIVE SERVICES 35 Laupahoehoe Fire Station. Encourage expansion of community policing programs (i. Honomu Community 5.10.3 IMPROVING PROTECTIVE SERVICES 36 e. neighborhood watch, farm watch, etc.). Association, Hakalau Kumiai STRENGTHEN & EXPAND Ruralia S. Hilo Community EDUCATION FACILITIES AND Association 5.12.4 SERVICES an p programs. 37 Developd implement Safe Routes to School Work with County Dept. of P& R through the County Honomu Community Cooperative Park Management Programs (Adopt a Park, Association, Rural S. Hilo EXPAND PARKS & RECREATION etc.,) to maintain/ improve existing park facilities. GP 12. Community Association 5.13.4 FACILITIES 38 3 (j) Hakalau community group to advocate and pursue nagement and redevelopment options for the Hakalau Gym facility through County P& R Dept.,) and/ or Hakalau Kumiai, Wailea Village EXPAND PARKS & RECREATION the old Hakalau School property (through the Dept. of Historic Preservation Community 5.13.4 FACILITIES 39 Education). Honomu Community EXPAND PARKS & RECREATION Work with State and private landowners to develop and Association, Rural S. Hilo 5.13.4 FACILITIES 40 maintain additional trails for non-motorized recreation. Community Association Work with County and private enterprises to bring Hakalau Kumiai, Honomu ENHANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS broadband and Wi- Fi services to the Planning Area' s Community Association, Rural S. 5.14.6 & ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE 41 towns. Hilo Community Association Honomu Community Association, Rural S. Hilo Develop a distinctive identityforthe Hamakua region to Community Association, WaYpio COORDINATE REGIONAL nable public and private industries to promote it as Valley Circle Group, Wailea 6.1.5 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 42 unique within the State of Hawai' I. ( Village Historic Preservation COORDINATE REGIONAL Coordinate regional, cross - sectoral economic 6.1.5 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 43 development strategies. COORDINATE REGIONAL Develop a high-tech, high -touch regional education, 6.1.5 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 44 enterprise development, and research network. Carol Crystal Jeff Nicolette Rhonda Friends of Waikoloa Village Dog Park, Hawai i Island Humane Society (advocating for dog park) Robert Tawn Robert Tawn COMMU LAITY Brad Carol Crystal Jeff Nicolette Rhonda ACTION REF SUBSECTION NO. DESCRIPTION Teaching local Farmers Rural S. Hilo Community on growing cacao, then COORDINATE REGIONAL Association purchasing it For the 6.1.5 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 45 Coordinate regional strategies to increase buying local." Factory Teaching local Farmers on growing cacao, then STRENGTHENING LOCAL purchasing it For the 6.2.5 AGRICULTURE 46 Strengthen local agricultu Factory Rural S. Hilo Community STRENGTHENING LOCAL Promote Farmers' market events as community and Association, Wailea Village 6.2.5 AGRICULTURE 47 visitor gathering places. Historic Preservation Community To better address issues relating to the Lower Hamakua Ditch: Form a cooperative community group (For example, a Frends of the Lower Hamakua Ditch" group) composed ,fa djacent landowners to the ditch and other affected parties to advocate to and collaborate with the Department of Agriculture in developing a cooperative management plan that would seek to resolve issues elating to water quality, water efficiency, ditch STRENGTHENING LOCAL aintenan ce, and to assess ditch trail access 6.2.5 AGRICULTURE 48 opportunities. EXPAND HEALTH AND WELLNESS Establish a comprehensive network of health and 6.3.3 INDUSTRY 49 wellness services. Collaborate with farm groups, community organizations, Teaching local farmers and County to support the Kohala Center' s research and on growing cacao, then PROMOTE THE CREATIVE, training programs (I. e., the Beginner Farmer -Rancher purchasing it for the 6.4.5 EDUCATION, & RESEARCH SECTOR 50 Development program) factory Wailea Village Historic DEVELOP PLACE -BASED VISITOR Develop a regional ho' okipa network—a place -based Preservation Community, Rural 6.5.5 INDUSTRY 51 approach to community tourism. S. Hilo Community Association Mayor's Active Living Advisory DEVELOP PLACE -BASED VISITOR Develop and support cultural festivals and events with a Committee, Wailea Village 6.5.5 INDUSTRY 52 view to welcoming visitors. Historic Preservation Community DEVELOP PLACE -BASED VISITOR Develop and promote public restroom facilities at Rural S. Hilo Community 6.5.5 INDUSTRY 53 various locations along Highway 19. Association Promote the collaborative development, use, and Honomu Community REVITAUZE HAMAKUA' STOWNnagement of community gardens in towns and Association, Rural S. Hilo 6.6.4 CENTERS 54 neighborhoods. Community Association 6.7.5 ENCOURAGE GREEN INDUSTRIES 55 Develop local, renewable, distributed energy networks. Pilot a program to secure community payments for 6.7.5 ENCOURAGE GREEN INDUSTRIES 56 ecosystem services ( PES). PRESERVE INFORMAL ECONOMIES 6.8.4 AND LIVING OFF THE LAND n/a Robert Tawn