06-28-2017, 02:40 AM
Interesting to note that not all subdivisions are "pure spaghetti".
Orchidland in particular has square-ish lots around the intersections, as if leaving room for a corner store.
HPP has several 20-acre lots spaced equally throughout, as if leaving room for a corner stripmall.
Nanavale is "high-density" but includes some acreage lots scattered throughout ... as if leaving room for small-kine commercial.
Anyway. Best perspective is Land and Power in Hawaii, chapter 8.
Orchidland in particular has square-ish lots around the intersections, as if leaving room for a corner store.
HPP has several 20-acre lots spaced equally throughout, as if leaving room for a corner stripmall.
Nanavale is "high-density" but includes some acreage lots scattered throughout ... as if leaving room for small-kine commercial.
Anyway. Best perspective is Land and Power in Hawaii, chapter 8.