HAR §15-220-23
HAR §15-220-23. Land use zones
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 15-220-23
(a) The land use
plan is comprised of three land use zones
corresponding to the Heeia MP. (see Figure 2 (land
use plan), dated _________, made part of this chapter and
attached at the end of this chapter). These land use
zones and their corresponding use rules and guidelines
are as follows:
(1) Wao ho ola zone. The Wao ho ola zone is
located in the upland portion of the
district and is envisioned as an area of
restoration, respite, and healing to
specifically provide an opportunity for dry-
land agriculture and facilities that promote
these restoration, respite, and healing
objectives;
(2) Wao kahua zone. The Wao kahua zone located
within higher elevations outside of the
wetland area and is envisioned as the area
of strong foundation to establish
educational, cultural, and agricultural
support facilities. A range of uses are
proposed, such as dry land agriculture,
cultural practices, education and research,
restoration, and resource management;
(3) Wao loko ia kalo zone. The Wao loko ia kalo
zone is the wetland area of the district and
is envisioned as the area of mahiai
(cultivation of food) and aina momona (land
that is abundant and food producing). The
uses contemplated within this zone are:
wetland and stream restoration, taro and
dryland cultivation, development of loko ia
(fishponds and detention ponds), activities
involving traditional and customary Native
Hawaiian cultural practices, education, and
arts. It will also contain support
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