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Zoning committee advances SMA permit for multi-owner development in Hauʻula with wastewater and archaeological conditions
Summary
Committee amended and reported out Resolution 25-155 (CD1) to allow construction of four new dwellings, additions and cesspool conversions on a subdivided condominium property regime along Kamehameha Highway in Hauʻula, subject to archaeological monitoring and DOH wastewater reviews.
The Honolulu City Council Committee on Zoning and Planning on June 26 amended Resolution 25-155 to CD1 and reported it out for adoption. The resolution grants a special management area (SMA) major permit for a multipart project in Hauʻula that would allow four new single-family dwellings, additions to existing dwellings, replacement of multiple cesspools with individual wastewater systems and accessory agricultural structures on an approximately 207,456-square-foot zoning lot divided into condominium units.
Project scope and conditions
The project site is a condominium property regime consisting of 11 condominium units within a single zoning lot along the mauka side of Kamehameha Highway…
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