Commercial areas on HPP map

[kseebruch]

trying to find out about these, are they zoned that way, who owns it, can you buy or lease space

[macuu222]

I think we need some commerical development. I'd like to know where the zoned commerical area's of the park are also?

[kseebruch]

Just to clarify i'm NOT a developer im a blacksmith just looking for shop space all i need is like a 12x24 garage bay

[bikeleaver]

According to the Official HPP Map (available at the Office for viewing or your own for $5)

Going down Kaloli,
turn right on 26th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn right on 25th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn right on 24th street...first 10 acres on mauka side

turn right on 15th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn right on 14th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn right on 13th street...first 10 acres on mauka side

turn right on 5th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn right on 4th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn right on 3rd street...first 10 acres on mauka side

Going down Maku'u,
turn left on 27th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn left on 26th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn left on 25th street...first 10 acres on mauka side

turn left on17th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn left on 16th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn left on 15th street...first 10 acres on mauka side

turn left on 7th street...first 10 acres oceanside,
turn left on 6th street...first 10 acres on both sides
turn left on 5th street...first 10 acres on mauka side

I put forward a direct request for any of the board of directors to answer the earlier question....Who owns and has the authority to develop these properties?
Does any of the Board Members even visit or comment on the site? Do they feel this is an inappropriate medium to channel information?

[horizon]

I attended the regular meeting of the HPP Community Master Plan Review Committee Wednesday evening and have been typing a first draft of the proposed revisions. Some of the properties you are asking about are owned by the County of Hawai'i, HPPOA, and some by Watamull Properties, the original developer. These 20-acre parcels have always been designated for varying degrees of commercial and recreational development but County zoning laws have prevented that. There have been recent zoning changes and one of the things the committee is looking into is what development (if any) is now allowed on these parcels. Rest assured that whatever may be allowed by the county, any development will be tightly controlled by the HPPOA; i.e., no strip malls, etc. If you have any questions, a good place to start would be the HPP office at [phone]. Or, with the map coordinates given in another post, you should be able to access the county tax records and determine the owner of the property of interest and then contact them re future development plans. Anyone who wants to steer the direction of development in HPP is welcome to attend the regular HPP Community Master Plan committee meetings every first and third Wednesday from 5 pm to 6:30 pm at the Activity Center Library. Aloha.