HAR §13-5-23. Identified land uses in the limited subzone

(a) In addition to the land uses identified in this section, all identified land uses and their associated permit or site plan approval requirements listed for the protective subzone also apply to the limited subzone, unless otherwise noted. (b) If a proposed use is not presented below or in section 13-5-22, an applicant may request a temporary variance, petition the land use commission for a land use district boundary change, or initiate an administrative rule change to have the proposed use added to the identified land uses. (c) Identified land uses in the limited subzone and their required permits (if applicable), are listed below: (1) Identified land uses beginning with letter (A) require no permit from the department or board; (2) Identified land uses beginning with letter (B) require a site plan approval by the department; (3) Identified land uses beginning with letter (C) require a departmental permit; and (4) Identified land uses beginning with letter (D) require a board permit, and where indicated, a management plan. 5-27 §13-5-23 # L-1 AGRICULTURE (C-1) Agriculture, within an area of one acre or less, defined as the planting, cultivating, and harvesting of horticultural crops, floricultural crops, or forest products, or animal husbandry. (D-1) Agriculture, within an area of more than one acre, defined as the planting, cultivating, and harvesting of horticultural crops, floricultural crops, or forest products, or animal husbandry. A management plan approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. (D-1) Agricultural water systems, including pipelines. # L-2 LANDSCAPING (B-1) Landscaping, defined as alteration (including clearing and tree removal) of plant cover, including chemical and mechanical control methods, in accordance with state and federal laws and regulations that results in no, or only minor ground disturbance, in an area less than 2,000 square feet. Any replanting shall be appropriate to the site location and shall give preference to plant materials that are endemic or indigenous to Hawaii. The introduction of invasive plant species is prohibited. (C-1) Landscaping (including clearing, grubbing, and tree removal), including chemical and mechanical control methods, in accordance with state and federal laws and regulations, in an area of less than 10,000 square feet. Any replanting shall be appropriate to the site location and shall give preference to plant materials that are endemic or indigenous to Hawaii. The introduction of invasive plant species is prohibited. 5-28 §13-5-24 (D-1) Landscaping (including clearing, grubbing, grading, and tree removal), including chemical and mechanical control methods, in accordance with state and federal laws and regulations, in an area of or more than 10,000 square feet. Any replanting shall be appropriate to the site location and shall give preference to plant materials that are endemic or indigenous to Hawaii. The introduction of invasive plant species is prohibited. # L-3 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE (D-1) A single family residence in a flood zone or coastal high hazard area defined by the boundaries of the Federal Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) that conforms to applicable county regulations regarding the National Flood Insurance Program and single family residential standards as outlined in this chapter. # L-4 WILDERNESS CAMP (D-1) Establishment providing educational and recreational programs for youth and adult groups, including campsites for overnight accommodations in tents. Facilities may include unimproved access road or trail(s), portable restrooms, and one meeting shelter not to exceed 600 square feet. A management plan, approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. [Eff 12/12/94; am and comp DEC - 5 2011 ] (Auth: HRS §183C-3) (Imp: HRS §183C-4)]