HomeMy WebLinkAboutBDHRA Public Meetring June 28 2016BANYAN DRIVE HAWAIʻI
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
HRA Kaikoʻo Amended Urban Renewal Plan
(1965)
County of Hawaiʻi
General Plan
(initial adoption in 1971,
last revised 2005)
Hilo Community
Development
Plan (1975)
Specific
Development
Plans
Hilo Bayfront Trails (2009)
Kuawa Sports Fields Development (2015)
Hawaiʻi Island Commercial Harbors 2035
Master Plan Update (2011)
Banyan Drive
Hawaiʻi
Redevelopment
Master Plan
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
HRA Kaikoʻo Amended Urban Renewal Plan (1965) developed in
response to the devastating May 23, 1960 tsunami.
Goals: plan and design to minimize destruction from future tsunami.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
Oceanside property developed into 300-acre “green belt.”
New commercial, professional, resort, shopping to be
developed on plateau to minimize future tsunami impacts.
Waiākea peninsula to continue as a resort/hotel area.
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
HRA Kaikoʻo Amended Urban Renewal Plan (1965)
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
The County of Hawaiʻi General Plan(2005) is the policy document for the
long range comprehensive development of the island of Hawaiʻi and
identifies the visions, values, and priorities important to the people of the
county.
Plan considerations: economy, energy, environmental quality, natural
hazards, historic sites, natural beauty, natural resources, housing, public
facilities, public utilities, recreation, transportation, & land use.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
HRS §53-5(4) allows the Agency “to make redevelopment plans for the
[redevelopment] areas, which plans shall be in conformity with the
master plan for the development of the locality…”
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Select goals and policies of The County of Hawaiʻi General Plan(2005):
Maximize opportunities for present and future generations to appreciate and enjoy
natural and scenic beauty. [§7.2(c), Natural Beauty]
Provide opportunities for recreational, economic, and educational needs without
despoiling or endangering natural resources. [§8.2(b), Natural Resources & Shoreline]
Encourage the provision of public facilities that effectively service community and
visitor needs and seek ways of improving public service through better and more
functional facilities in keeping with the environmental and aesthetic concerns of the
community. [§10.1.2(a), Public Facilities]
Provide a wide variety of recreational opportunities for the residents and visitors of the
county. [§12.2(a), Recreation]
Develop Reed’s Bay for more intensive water-oriented recreation. [§12.5.2.2(h),
Recreation]
Develop a center/complex for major cultural, educational and recreational activities.
[§12.5.2.2(m), Recreation]
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
The County of Hawaiʻi General Plan (2005)
Land Use Pattern Allocation Guide (LUPAG) Map
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EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Hilo Community Development Plan(1975) is the policy document for the short
range growth and development of the Hilo Community based upon policies of
the County General Plan.
Plan considerations: natural resources, economy, land use, transportation,
housing, public facilities, recreation, historic sites, public utilities, flood control,
natural beauty & environmental quality.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
Waiākea peninsula identified as largest accommodation area serving mostly
short-stay tourists ~950 units; recommends hotel expansion.
Identified for increased open space zoning; increased water-oriented
recreation; increased small boat moorage.
Construction in proximity to Liliʻuokalani Gardens or Coconut Island shall
maintain aesthetic qualities, expand park, emphasize landscaping, be built
to withstand a future tsunami.
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Hilo Bayfront Trails (2009) plan developed to promote a system
of walkways or other pathways connecting Hilo Harbor and
Downtown Hilo.
Goals: enhance natural beauty, increase access, highlight
cultural significance, protect coastline and waterways.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
Scenic and functional trail along peninsula
Shared-use path (walking, running, biking, skating) along
interior and along Kamehameha Ave.
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Hilo Bayfront Trails (2009)
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Hawaiʻi Island Commercial Harbors 2035 Master Plan Update (2011)
plan developed and vetted with stakeholders and the public to
identify desired future facility improvements.
Goals: provide a new dedicated passenger terminal, additional
berth and yard capacity for cargo, updated and new access
points, new commercial fishing complex.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
Development of a new 830’ dedicated passenger terminal, Pier
5, is proposed to the west of the existing pier and would move
passenger operations proximal to the redevelopment area.
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Hawaiʻi Island Commercial Harbors 2035 Master Plan Update (2011)
Existing, 2016 Envisioned, 2035
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Kuawa Street New Sports Fields Development (2015) plan
developed to create new multi-use sports fields and supporting
infrastructure.
Goals: provide recreational opportunities for youth, adult and
senior sports.
As it pertains specifically to Banyan Drive:
Six (6) contiguous State-owned parcels under E.O. to County
All parcels within the Banyan Drive Redevelopment Area
EXISTING PLANS WITHIN BANYAN DRIVE REDEVELOPMENT AREA
Kuawa Street New Sports Fields Development (2015)
GENERAL LOCATIONS OF EXISTING PLANS
Hawai‘i
Island
2035
Harbor
Master
Plan
Hilo Bayfront Trails
Kuawa Sports
Fields
HRA Kaikoʻo Urban Renewal Plan
REDEVELOPMENT AREA TODAY
REDEVELOPMENT AREA LAND OWNERSHIP
Land Ownership
Federal
State
Private
CONCEPTUAL REDEVELOPMENT PLAN
CONCEPTUAL REDEVELOPMENT PLAN
CONCEPTUAL REDEVELOPMENT PLAN
The County is offering a conceptual plan for the
redevelopment of Banyan Drive. Key concepts of the plan
include:
Alignment & integration with existing plans.
Creation of a community & cultural center in place of
existing golf course and former clubhouse facilities.
Reclamation of lands with exhausted structures to public
use open space.
Designation of a new hotel area.
Expansion of Liliʻuokalani Gardens.
Designation of new commercial areas.
Multi-modal connection to Hilo Harbor with new ship
terminal, boardwalks and slips.
FEEDBACK/COMMENTS
Q & A
If you have questions for the Planning Director please come to
the front table and use the microphone.
How to Provide Comments on Conceptual Plan Maps
Please fill out comment form and leave with staff
You can mail comment form to the Planning Department at
101 Pauahi Street, Suite 3, Hilo Hawai‘i 96720
Email comments to planning@hawaiicounty.gov
Call Daryn Arai @ 961-8142, Maija Jackson @ 961-8159 or
Christian Kay @ 961-8136
Deadline for comments is Friday, July 15, 2016
Next Steps
Comments will be compiled and shared with Banyan Drive
Hawai‘i Redevelopment Agency for consideration