10-04-2014, 10:45 AM
Law and its interpretation and enforcement are not static, kalakoa. That is why the court system continuously reviews and sometimes reverses opinions.
What was done in the 60's does not necessarily govern what is done now, not morally and not legally.
Re the small parcels, I don't know when Nanawale was subdivided, but there was no zoning before Statehood. Pre-existing parcels that were smaller than the subsequent zoning were grandfathered.
(I was asking a planner at a meeting, because I was curious why clusters of parcels in my area, which is Ag-20, were well below that. That's what he told me. What is Nanawale zoned, anyway?
Kathy
What was done in the 60's does not necessarily govern what is done now, not morally and not legally.
Re the small parcels, I don't know when Nanawale was subdivided, but there was no zoning before Statehood. Pre-existing parcels that were smaller than the subsequent zoning were grandfathered.
(I was asking a planner at a meeting, because I was curious why clusters of parcels in my area, which is Ag-20, were well below that. That's what he told me. What is Nanawale zoned, anyway?
Kathy