10-05-2014, 05:33 AM
SB2274 is like the PCDP in that it attempts to fix the zoning problems after-the-fact.
Not only won't this work, County perpetuates the problem by pretending that it could eventually work somehow.
Seaview is de-facto residential; if it were actually zoned residential, most-if-not-all of these problems would disappear due to the usage disparity, either because the Code restricts usage near a zone-change boundary, or because Seaview would be within their rights to complain about the "agricultural uses" at Kalani and SPACE.
As an extra added bonus, the increase in property values would provide Seaview residents with adequate funding for any legal battles which might become necessary.
Not only won't this work, County perpetuates the problem by pretending that it could eventually work somehow.
Seaview is de-facto residential; if it were actually zoned residential, most-if-not-all of these problems would disappear due to the usage disparity, either because the Code restricts usage near a zone-change boundary, or because Seaview would be within their rights to complain about the "agricultural uses" at Kalani and SPACE.
As an extra added bonus, the increase in property values would provide Seaview residents with adequate funding for any legal battles which might become necessary.