HAR §15-215-65.5
HAR §15-215-65.5. Joint or split zone development
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 15-215-65.5
(a) Where a zoning lot or project includes land that
is located in more than one transect zone, the maximum
allowable floor area ratio will be the difference in
the FAR between the most and least intense FAR
multiplied by the ratio of the area in the most
intense transect zone to the total lot or project area
plus the FAR of the parcel in the least intense
transect zone, as shown in the figure below.
FAR for split zone development (7/31/25)
FAR = (A - B) x C + B
Total Lot Area
where:
A = FAR for parcel in most intense transect
zone;
B = FAR for parcel in least intense transect
zone;
C = Area of parcel in most intense transect
zone;
(b) Where a zoning lot or project includes land
that is located in more than one transect zone, the
maximum building area or open space will be the sum of
the building area or open space that is proportionally
allowed in each transect zoning area, as shown in the
figure below.
§15-215-65.5
215-80
Maximum building area or open space
for split zone development (7/31/25)
Maximum building area or open space requirement =
A’ x (Area of lot A) + B’ x (Area of lot B)
where:
A’ = Maximum building area or open space
requirement (percentage) for lot A
B’ = Maximum building area or open space
requirement (percentage) for lot B
(c) Where a zoning lot or project includes land
that is located in more than one transect zone, the
allocation of uses shall be in proportion to that
which is permitted within each zone. All other
building form provisions such as height, parking
location, and building placement shall conform to
their respective zone boundaries. [Eff ]
(Auth: HRS §§206E-4, 206E-5, 206E-7) (Imp: HRS
§§206E-4, 206E-5, 206E-7)
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