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Development

11 Feb 2024

Oʻahu Community Calls on Agencies To Step Up Enforcement at Marconi Point

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, Endangered Species, February 2024, Land Use | 1

The developer of an agricultural condominium property regime at Marconi Point on Oʻahu’s North Shore is fighting in federal court to avoid having to obtain a Special Management Area permit. At the same, time members of the public — including … Continued

Teresa Dawson
7 Jul 2023

Developer Sues City for Holding Up Permits, Subdivision at Marconi Point

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, Endangered Species, July 2023, Land Use | 0

In a complaint filed May 26 in U.S. District Court, the owner of nearly 100 acres of coastal, agricultural land on Oʻahu’s North Shore alleged that the City & County of Honolulu violated his companies’ due process rights by stymieing … Continued

Teresa Dawson
4 Nov 2022

Condominium Regime at Marconi Point Complicates Construction, Enforcement

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, Endangered Species, Land Use, November 2022 | 1

“Marconi Point Condominiums is an Agricultural Condominium Property Regime (‘CPR’) in a prime oceanfront location … east of Turtle Bay Resort next to Arnold Palmer Golf Course. All units in the CPR have private access to the sandy beach in … Continued

4 Dec 2020

New & Noteworthy: Koʻolau Loa Plan; Aquarium Collecting

by Teresa | posted in: December 2020, Development, Fisheries, New & Noteworthy | 0

Koʻolauloa Plan Advances: On November 19, the Zoning and Planning Committee of the Honolulu City Council voted to adopt a revised Sustainable Communities Plan for the windward Koʻolauloa area that limits Hawaiʻi Reserves, Inc., which manages the land in Laʻie … Continued

Patricia Tummons, Teresa Dawson
1 Nov 2020

Guest Ranch in North Kohala Gets Approval to Continue Operations

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, November 2020, Tourism | 0

Last month, the Hawai‘i County Leeward Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve the application of Kupunakane Ranch, LLC, dba Puakea Ranch, to run a hotel on 14.9 acres of land in the state Agricultural District in North Kohala. Plans call … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Jul 2020

Court Upholds Lana‘i Resort’s Use Of High-Level Aquifer for Irrigation

by Teresa | posted in: Development, July 2020, Water | 0

The Hawai‘i Supreme Court has upheld the decision of the state Land Use Commission in a dispute over water on Lana‘i that goes back three decades, allowing the use of brackish water from the island’s high-level aquifer to be used … Continued

Patricia Tummons
31 Aug 2019

Court Rules Largely Against Plaintiff In Lawsuit Over Kahala Resort Permit

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Development, September 2019 | 0

For the last two years, David Kimo Frankel has tried to get the Department of Land and Natural Resources and its board to stamp out what he saw as illegal commercial use of a state beachfront parcel rented since the … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Apr 2015

Committee Tables Malaekahana Development, City Council Chair Awaits a New General Plan

by Teresa | posted in: April 2015, Development | 0

The bill that would keep the urban growth boundary at Malaekahana where it is will die if the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) doesn’t release at least a draft O`ahu General Plan this month or the next. On … Continued

Teresa Dawson
31 Jan 2015

Hawai`i Supreme Court Throws Out Koa Ridge Approval

by Teresa | posted in: Development, EH-XTRA | 0

(Posted December 23, 2013) The Land Use Commission’s approval of a controversial O`ahu housing development known as Koa Ridge has been tossed out by the state Supreme Court. In an opinion written by Associate Justice Paula A. Nakayama and signed … Continued

Patricia Tummons
31 Jan 2015

Federal Judge Knocks Down Kaua`i Limit on New Visitor Units

by Teresa | posted in: Development, EH-XTRA, Tourism | 0

Posted 07/11/2013  U.S. District Judge Leslie E. Kobayashi has determined that Kaua`i County’s limit on new transient accommodation units – or TAUs – is the result of “an improper zoning initiative and … is invalid.” Kobayashi made the ruling in … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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