HAR §13-5-24. listed for the protective and limited subzones also apply to the resource subzone, unless otherwise noted

(b) If a proposed use is not presented below or in section 13-5-22 or 13-5-23, 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 resource 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. # R-1 AQUACULTURE (D-1) Aquaculture under a management plan, approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. # R-2 ARTIFICIAL REEFS (D-1) Artificial reefs. # R-3 ASTRONOMY FACILITIES (D-1) Astronomy facilities under a management plan approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. 5-30 §13-5-24 # R-4 COMMERCIAL FORESTRY (D-1) Sustainable commercial forestry under a management plan, approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. # R-5 MARINE CONSTRUCTION (A-1) Maintenance dredging not to exceed the dredging limits for the area as previously authorized and dredged. (D-1) Dredging, filling, or construction on submerged lands, including construction of harbors, piers, marinas, and artificial reefs. # R-6 MINING AND EXTRACTION (D-1) Mining and extraction of any material or natural resource under a management plan approved simultaneously with the permit, is also required. # R-7 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE (D-1) A single family residence that conforms to design standards as outlined in this chapter. # R-8 BOTANICAL GARDENS, PRIVATE PARKS, AND NATURE CENTERS (D-1) For a profit or non-profit establishment featuring plants or other natural resources and offering tours or other nature-based, outdoors educational and recreational activities, primarily during daylight hours. Facilities may include access road, restrooms, shelters, and not more than one structure for housing, administration, and maintenance not to exceed 1,200 square feet, under a management plan approved simultaneously with the permit, is also 5-31