HCDA outlines Kalaeloa master plan updates and rule amendments; asks for community feedback
The Hawaii Community Development Authority presented proposed Kalaeloa master-plan and rule amendments that add cultural context, remove off-street parking minimums to align with city ordinance, introduce temporary-use permits and consider future transit alignment options; public hearings are scheduled in August and September.
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Ryan Tam, director of planning for the Hawaii Community Development Authority, presented the Kalaeloa Community Development District master-plan update and related administrative-rule changes. He said the master plan has more cultural history and recommends streamlining permitting, adopting flexible green-building standards, removing off-street parking minimums (to match recent city ordinance changes), and adding overlay zones to promote mixed-use and potential future transit corridors.
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