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Nanakuli Regional Plan (July 2018) Nānākuli Regional Plan 2018 Executive Summary Regional plans build a sense of community and capacity, stimulate partnerships for development and improvements, and put homestead lessees in the “driver’s seat.” The Hawaiian Homes Commission’s approval of 22 Regional Plans across the State means that all homestead communities have the same opportunity. The 22 regional plans provide a platform for beneficiaries to talk as neighbors and ‘ohana about their common issues and concerns. The regional plans empower beneficiaries with a recurring opportunity, to convene as neighbors and friends in order to identify and solve their own problems. Regional plans tap the ingenuity and ensure that homestead lessees are an integral part of the solution. Working with the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) Planning Office staff and consultants, the plan identifies priority projects to respond to issues and areas of concern within existing and planned homestead areas. The plan may focus on a particular homestead community or several homestead communities in the region. At a minimum, the regional plan documents current conditions and trends and identifies a prioritized list of projects important to the community and the department. Vision. The vision provides a unified direction for homestead, Departmental and Commission actions in Nānākuli, and is as follows: The Nānākuli Homesteads are communities united in a vision for the prosperity of our keiki, ʻōpio, mākua, kūpuna, and ʻohana. With education, collaboration, and pono community-based economic development, we can ensure the safety, cultural abundance, and self-determination of all who call this community home. Planning Area. The Nānākuli Planning Area (approximately 2,311 acres) is located in both the ahupuaʻa of Nānākuli and the ahupuaʻa of Waiʻanae, Waiʻanae District, City & County of Honolulu, island of Oʻahu. The Oʻahu Island Plan (2014) land use designations include: • Residential (390 acres) • Commercial (10 acres) • Community Use (50 acres) • Conservation (825 acres) • General Agriculture (710 acres) i Executive Summary Planning Process. This Plan updates the 2009 Regional Plan for the Traditional Native Trust Lands of the Ahupuaʻa of Nānākuli. The Regional Plan Update process emphasized a community-based approach through individual homestead and broader regional community meetings with DHHL beneficiaries and stakeholders. Meetings were publicized through mail-outs of meeting notices and coordination with homestead leaders and associations. This process included meeting with smaller groups such as community associations and organizations to allow for more open dialogue and input around opportunities, issues, and priorities as well as provide space for questions. The process also included Kou Manaʻo Questionnaires to garner broader input for those unable to attend meetings, which were mailed to lessees and made available online. See Section 1.5 (below) for a detailed timeline of stakeholder meetings held throughout the Regional Plan Update process. Priority Projects. The communities’ priority projects, found in Section 6, reflect the community’s desires to coordinate and improve disaster and emergency preparedness; identify, plan, and improve community use areas; coordinate street repairs and maintenance for health and safety in the region; establish community-based education programs; and identify and pursue opportunities for “pono economic development.” ii Nānākuli Regional Plan 2018 Table of Contents Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................... i 1 Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................................1 1.1 Purpose of a Regional Plan .......................................................................................................................................1 1.2 Planning System .............................................................................................................................................................1 1.3 Regional Planning Process ........................................................................................................................................2 1.4 Stakeholders and Partners .......................................................................................................................................3 1.5 DHHL Master Planning Process .............................................................................................................................3 2 Vision and Values.....................................................................................................................................................................9 2.1 Guiding Principles .........................................................................................................................................................9 2.2 Previous Planning Efforts....................................................................................................................................... 11 2.3 Methods & Approach ................................................................................................................................................ 14 2.4 Cross-Region Focuses............................................................................................................................................... 17 3 Planning Area ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20 3.1 Location ........................................................................................................................................................................... 20 3.2 Demographics............................................................................................................................................................... 21 3.3 Existing Service Providers in the Planning Area ........................................................................................ 21 3.4 Regional History.......................................................................................................................................................... 21 4 Existing Land Uses ............................................................................................................................................................... 24 4.1 Background.................................................................................................................................................................... 24 4.2 Commercial and Industrial Uses ......................................................................................................................... 24 4.3 Homestead Uses .......................................................................................................................................................... 25 4.4 Community Uses ......................................................................................................................................................... 25 4.5 State and County Land Use Districts ................................................................................................................ 26 4.5.1 State Land Use Districts ................................................................................................................................ 26 4.5.2 County Community Plan (Waiʻanae Sustainable Communities Plan 2012) ...................... 27 4.5.3 County Zoning .................................................................................................................................................... 27 4.5.4 Surrounding Land Ownership ................................................................................................................... 27 5 Infrastructure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28 5.1 County Water System ............................................................................................................................................... 28 5.2 County Wastewater System .................................................................................................................................. 28 iii Table of Contents 5.3 Road System – Existing and Planned ............................................................................................................... 29 5.3.1 In Progress & Planned Road and Transit Projects .......................................................................... 30 5.3.2 Proposed Road and Transit Projects ...................................................................................................... 30 5.3.3 Farrington Highway Improvement Projects ...................................................................................... 32 5.4 Impacts of Future Proposed Infrastructure Facilities ............................................................................. 33 5.5 Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness ................................................................................................. 34 6 Priority Projects ...................................................................................................................................................................
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