09-08-2010, 05:06 AM
I'm not putting this in the building section because it is not focusing on the practice of construction/building itself.
I’ve always thought it odd that the COH promotes citizen inequalities through its Zoning applications and has actually thus far has gotten away with it.
I want to bring this up because many COH citizens are not aware of this practice by the county.
1 example; the Four Seasons Resort on the Kona side, has a number of very large homes within it on lots far smaller than most Ag 1 lots. Each of these home parcels is zoned “hotel”, though not a one is a legitimate hotel and resembles nothing more than an expensive house permitted to have things not allowed in homes within Ag or Residential zones.
The zoning itself has created clear segregation.
Not a one of those houses in the resort should be zoned hotel with the exception of the Hotel itself. Why are the people of this county allowing such activity to occur?
These are blatant violations regarding the high courts rulings on zoning practices.
I’ve always thought it odd that the COH promotes citizen inequalities through its Zoning applications and has actually thus far has gotten away with it.
I want to bring this up because many COH citizens are not aware of this practice by the county.
1 example; the Four Seasons Resort on the Kona side, has a number of very large homes within it on lots far smaller than most Ag 1 lots. Each of these home parcels is zoned “hotel”, though not a one is a legitimate hotel and resembles nothing more than an expensive house permitted to have things not allowed in homes within Ag or Residential zones.
The zoning itself has created clear segregation.
Not a one of those houses in the resort should be zoned hotel with the exception of the Hotel itself. Why are the people of this county allowing such activity to occur?
These are blatant violations regarding the high courts rulings on zoning practices.