04-20-2011, 02:25 PM
Thanks Rob,
Very helpful. Sounds to me like a Master Plan for developing Puna makai is needed. To serve a population of 200,000 there will be major zoning changes needed. Better those come from the grass roots up, but with the current local population still holding on to the quaint notion of "Rural Agricultural district", I fear that there will be nothing but continuing gridlock.
So many folks just can't seem to grasp planning for 50 years into the future. By the time things get up-graded, they are already obsolete.
Keep up the good work, Dan
Very helpful. Sounds to me like a Master Plan for developing Puna makai is needed. To serve a population of 200,000 there will be major zoning changes needed. Better those come from the grass roots up, but with the current local population still holding on to the quaint notion of "Rural Agricultural district", I fear that there will be nothing but continuing gridlock.
So many folks just can't seem to grasp planning for 50 years into the future. By the time things get up-graded, they are already obsolete.
Keep up the good work, Dan