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Community Advisory Committee Meeting 5 September 29, 2015 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Moikeha Building Room A Welcome Mike Dahilig, County of Kauai Planning Director Overview of Todays Meeting David Tarnas, Marine & Coastal Solutions

  1. Community Advisory Committee Meeting 5 September 29, 2015 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Moikeha Building Room A Welcome Mike Dahilig, County of Kaua‘i Planning Director

  2. Overview of Today’s Meeting David Tarnas, Marine & Coastal Solutions International Meeting Facilitator 1. Project Update and CAC Schedule – Cheryl Soon, SSFM 2. Status of 2000 General Plan Implementation – Ka’aina Hull and Marie Williams, COK Planning Department 3. Entitled Lands - Melissa White, SSFM 4. Land Use and Buildout Analysis –Roy Takemoto, PBR Hawai‘i 5. Discussion 6. Public Comments 7. Next Activities Project Update & CAC Schedule Cheryl Soon, SSFM International

  3. Project Update: Where We Are Today � Existing � Work Plan Conditions, � Community Issues & � Public Meetings Nov 2014- Opportunities Engagement April 2015 May 2015 � Policy � CAC Kickoff Mar 2015 Strategy Development � Media � Technical Paper Strategy Review Campaign � Website � Vision, Goals, � Planning � Administrative Policy Draft Plan Commission Development August- Review June 2015- Fall 2016- � Public Review � Ongoing CAC, September � Council Review June 2016 Draft Early 2017 Agency Briefing 2016 � Community � Adoption � Public Meetings Engagement WE ARE HERE The Latest 1. Issues and Opportunities paper complete (pick up a copy on your way out – also available online at www.plankauai.com) Informed by a review of technical studies and available plans • & policies Issues were tested and verified through pop-up week, • community meetings, and small group meetings The paper will be a reference throughout the CAC process • 2. Technical studies online and distributed to the CAC 3. Community input compiled and posted online 4. Input from Farm Fair, CAC meeting 3, and other sources is being used to update the Vision Statement 5. County is working to engage middle and high school students; Kaua‘i Community College

  4. Policy Development Process Gather Information Incorporate Input - Review existing plans and policies Develop Policy - Identify current best practices - Interview agencies and departments to identify - Take stock of what has Implementation Roadmap challenges and opportunities happened since the 2000 - Using the information and General Plan - Engage the CAC in discussions input collected, evaluate the about policy issues and - Analyze policy issues and existing 2000 General Plan - Implementing Actions direction for the future opportunities policies and recommend whether to retain, update, or - Regulatory Maps - Collect input from the replace them. community on policy issues and - Prioritization of Actions priorities - Incorporate any new - Benchmarks information or policies that - Performance Measures were not addressed in the 2000 General Plan - Test and refine proposed policies with County and community input Kaua‘i General Plan Working Schedule for the CAC (refer to your handouts) GP Chapter Topics Covered Associated Technical Reports CAC Meetings 1. Introduction - GP Process & Policy Framework #1 (March 30, 2015): CAC Kickoff and - Public Involvement Introduction to the Process 2. Vision for the Future - Where We Are Today: Challenges and Successes Socioeconomic Analysis & Forecasts (SMS #2 (April 30, 2015): Demographic and - Demographic and Socioeconomic projections Research, Feb 2014) Socioeconomic Data - Vision for Kaua‘i - Guiding Principles #3 (July 22, 2015): Proposed Vision for Kaua‘i 2035 3. Protecting Natural & Cultural - Historic & Cultural Resources Climate Change and Coastal Hazards #6 (October 20, 2015): Natural & Cultural Resources - Scenic & Open Space Resources Assessment UH Sea Grant, June 2014) Resources; Open Space; Hazards & Climate - Land and Water Change - Shoreline Areas - Climate Change & Natural Hazards 4. Providing for Healthy, Resilient, - Community Health Community Health Improvement Plan (June #13 (June 2016): Public Facilities and Social and Vibrant Communities - Disaster Preparedness 2014), Wilcox Hospital, COK, KCC, DOH, DOE Equity - Self-Sufficiency Climate Change and Coastal Hazards Assessment UH - ����� and Community Networks Sea Grant, June 2014) - Social Equity - Entrepreneurialism - Arts and Culture 5. Planning for the Future - Land Use Land Use Buildout Analysis, (PBR Hawai‘i, #4 (July 28, 2015): - Economic Development (Agriculture, Tourism, 2014) Place Typing and Form Based Code Growth Areas) #5 (September 29, 2015): Land Use Buildout & - Infrastructure & Energy Important Agricultural Lands Study (University Entitled Development - Housing of Hawai‘i, Dec 2014) #8 (January 2016): Transportation (vehicle, - Transportation bicycle, pedestrian, transit) Infrastructure Analysis, (RM Towill, May 2015) #9 (February 2016): Infrastructure (Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste #10 (March 2016): Agriculture #12 (May 2016): Economic Development (tourism, clusters) 6. Implementing the Vision - Vision & Policies for each planning district #7 (November 30, 2015): Place Typing - Shared Kuleana Implementation Tools and Roadmap Concepts and Vision by District #11 (April 2016): Draft Land Use Map and Policies #14a (June 2016) Implementation Tools & Fiscal Analysis 7. Measuring Progress - Performance Measures & Monitoring #14b (June 2016) Monitoring & Performance - Accountability Measures DRAFT PLAN Review of Draft Plan August-September 2016

  5. Chronological Schedule Month/Year GP Chapter CAC Topics Covered March 2015 1. Introduction CAC Kickoff and Introduction to the Process April 2015 2. Vision for the Future Demographic and Socioeconomic Data July 2015 2. Vision for the Future Proposed Vision for Kaua‘i 2035 July 2015 5. Planning for the Future Place Typing & Form-Based Code September 2015 5. Planning for the Future Status of 2000 General Plan Implementation Land Use Buildout Analysis Entitled Development October 2015 3. Protecting Natural & Natural, Historic & Cultural Resources Cultural Resources Open Space Climate Change & Natural Hazards November 2015 6. Implementing the Vision Place Typing Concepts and Vision by District January 2016 5. Planning for the Future Transportation (vehicle, bicycle, pedestrian, transit) February 2016 5. Planning for the Future Infrastructure (Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste) March 2016 5. Planning for the Future Agriculture April 2016 6. Implementing the Vision Draft Land Use Map and Policies May 2016 5. Planning for the Future Economic Development (tourism, clusters) June 2016 4. Providing for Healthy, Public Facilities and Social Equity Resilient, and Vibrant Implementation Tools & Fiscal Analysis Communities Monitoring & Performance Measures 6. Implementing the Vision 7. Measuring Progress August-September 2016 Review of Draft Plan Technical Studies • The first Technical Study on Socioeconomic Projections was discussed at Meeting 2 • Today will include a presentation on the Land Use Inventory and Buildout Analysis

  6. Status of 2000 General Plan Implementation Ka`aina Hull and Marie Williams County of Kaua‘i Planning Department Kaua’i � County � General � Plan � 2000 I M P L E M E N TAT I O N � Planning � Department � Implementation � Efforts 2000 �� 2015

  7. Zoning � Amendments • Agriculture � Cluster � Subdivision • Lateral � Shoreline � Access � • Gated � Community � Ban • AG � ADU � Sunset � • Subdivision � Traffic � Calming � Overview • Superstore � Ban • Shoreline � Setback � Bills September � 29, � 2015 • Open � District � Density � Cap • Transient � Vacation � Rental � Bills • Small � Wind � Energy � Conversion • Farm � Worker � Housing � Bill • Increase � in � Zoning � Violation � Fine � Bill • Land � Coverage � Calculation � for � Shared � Use � Paths • AG � Solar • CZO � Update � • Reduce � Block � Length � • Homestay Community � Planning • K � lauea � Town � Plan • East � Kaua’i � Community � Plan • L � hu’e � Town � Core � Urban � Design � Plan SPA � D, � E, � F, � & � G • • South � Kaua’i � Community � Plan SPA � H, � I, � J • • L � hu’e � Community � Plan 2 Zoning Amendments AG � Cluster � Subdivision x 3

  8. Zoning Amendments Ag � ADU � Sunset � Bill � (843) Gated � Community � Ban � x Lateral � Shoreline � Access �� (777, � 801) x AG � Cluster � Subdivision 4 Zoning Amendments Open � District � Density � (896) � Shoreline � Setback � (863) � Superstore � Ban � (849) x Subdivision � Traffic � Calming � Ag � ADU � Sunset � Bill � (843) Gated � Community � Ban � x Lateral � Shoreline � Access �� (777, � 801) x AG � Cluster � Subdivision 5

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