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Building Industry AssociationBuilding Industry AssociationBuilding Industry AssociationBuilding Industry Association
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Department of Planning and Permitting
George I. Atta, Director Designate
DPP’s Role in the Building Industry
Partners in Crime…
Or Heroism…
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The Dual Function of the Department
Planning for the City: Both Public and Private:
• Land Use Planning, Entitlements:
• General Plan, DP/SCP amendments, zone changes, SMA, SUP, CUP, PRU
• Regulations:
• Subdivision, building, electrical, plumbing, grading permits. Code compliance, inspections, enforcement
HONOLULU LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM
GIS Coordinator: Ken Schmidt
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICESASO: Wayne Miyashiro
• Planning Commission
• Zoning Board of Appeals
ADMINISTRATION
Director Designate: George Atta
Deputy Director: Art Challacombe
Subdivision Branch
Mario Siu-Li
Permit Issuance Branch
Wayne Inouye
Data Access & Imaging Branch
JoAnn Lau
Commercial & Multi-Family Code
Enforcement Branch
Alex Sugai
Residential Code Enforcement Branch
Wally Carvalho
Code Compliance Branch
Mike Friedel
Civil Engineering Branch
Weston Wataru
CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICE
Mike Friedel
PLANNING DIVISION
Kathy Sokugawa
LAND USE PERMITS DIVISION
Jamie Peirson
SITE DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Marvin Fukagawa
BUILDING DIVISION
Tim Hiu
Mechanical Code Branch
Clayton Oku
Zoning Plan Review Branch
Anne Lau
Building Code Branch
Jon Kurio
Research Branch
Willard Nishigata
Electrical Code Branch
Glenn Yokomichi
Community Planning Branch
Bonnie Arakawa
Policy Planning Branch
Randy Hara
Development Plans and Zone Change Branch
Robert Stanfield
Planning Research Branch
Steve Young
Urban Design Branch
Tony Ching
Zoning Regulations &Permits Branch
Ardis Shaw-Kim
Land Use Approval Branch
Other Land Use Permits Processed
by Division
Traffic Review Branch
Mel Hirayma
Wastewater Branch
Tessa Ching/Scott Gushi
TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT
Vacant
Information Officer
Curtis Lum
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Current Development Climate
15,146 14,24815,631
21,94723,038
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 FY2012 *FY2013
Permits Issued
*Partial Reporting on FY2013 (July 1, 2012 – March 12, 2013)
Current Development Climate
$1,615,434,212
$1,925,667,499
$1,564,028,159
$1,996,381,417
$1,519,003,121
$0
$500,000,000
$1,000,000,000
$1,500,000,000
$2,000,000,000
$2,500,000,000
FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 FY2012 *FY2013
Construction Value for Permits Issued
*Partial Reporting on FY2013 (July 1, 2012 – March 12, 2013)
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� Diamond Head Tower (Waikiki Hotel Redevelopment)
• 26-story high-rise condo/hotel tower with 225 units.
� Princess Kaiulani (Waikiki Hotel Redevelopment)
• 34-story high-rise condo/hotel tower with 271 units, 83,000-square-foot retail commercial podium, and 625-stall parking structure.
� 2121 Kuhio (Ritz-Carlton, Waikiki New Hotel/Condo/Retail)
• 37-story high-rise condo/hotel with 461 units - pending revised design.
� Hilton Hawaiian Village (Waikiki Timeshare Towers)
• Received PD-Resort and SDD. First of two timeshare high-rise towers (37-story tower with 313 units located along Paoa Place).
� OM-JN Symphony Condominium Highrise
• Proposed highrise condominum, HCDA approval, preliminary conference pertaining to specific building code requirements due to location of adjacent building and proposed parking structure.
Major Projects Coming On Line
� 801 South Street Condominium Highrise
• New 46-story, 646-unit highrise and attached parking structure.
� Waihonua at Kewalo Condomium Highrise
• 43-story, 345-unit condominium. Accepted valuation of project $109 million.
� International Market Place (Waikiki Site Redevelopment)
• 390,000-square-foot retail commercial building with 750-stall parking structure.
� The Cove Waikiki (Waikiki Condominium Development)
• Three, 5-story buildings with total of 117 units.
� Haleiwa Commercial Redevelopment (Kamehameha Schools)
• 30,000-square-foot, one-story retail commercial complex with 108-stall parking lot in the rear. Includes the old Matsumoto shave ice retail establishment, which will be restored and expanded.
Major Projects Coming On Line
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� Hale Mohalu (Pearl City Affordable Housing Project)
• Mid-rise multi-family affordable housing project.
� Plaza at Pearl City (MW Group Elderly Housing Project)
• Mid- to high-rise special needs housing for the elderly project.
� Long’s King Street (Commercial Redevelopment)
• 24,400-square-foot, one-story retail commercial located across McKinley High School.
� Ala Moana Center (Commercial Expansion)
• Redevelopment of the old Sears store, interior renovations of Food Court, and expansion of parking deck.
� Hekili Street (Kailua Commercial Development)
• 5,350-square-foot, one-story retail commercial building.
Major Projects Coming On Line
� Atkinson YMCA (Site Multi-Use Redevelopment)
• Planned high-rise condominium, redeveloped YMCA, other possible uses/activities.
� Plaza at Kailua (MW Group Mid- to High-Rise Elderly Housing)
• Site is split-zoned Residential and BMX-3 for group living facility and/or special needs housing for the elderly.
� Plaza at Kakakaua (MW Group Mid- to High-Rise Elderly Housing)
• Preliminary building code assessment for new elderly housing project in McCully/Moiliili.
� One Ala Moana Tower
• 23-story highrise condominium on top of existing Nordstrom’s parking structure.
� Howard Hughes Kakaako Development
• Blocks C, K, and O. Residential high-rises 350 to 400 feet.
Future Projects Coming On Line
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� D.R. Horton / Schuler
• Multifamily/building project for 16 two story buildings and one recreation building with pool in Ewa.
� Nuuanu YMCA (New Parking Structure)
� Honolulu Board of Water Supply
• Redevelopment of the Beretania Street location.
� Alexander & Baldwin, Old CompUSA Site
• Proposed residential high-rise, no specific data.
� Live Work Play Aiea (Kam Drive-In)
• Proposed residential towers and retail space.
� Ho'opili
• Zone change (various districts) in East Kapolei. State Land Use Boundary approved in 2012.
� Koa Ridge
• Zone change to various districts.
� Sam Koo
• Residential tower on Kapiolani Boulevard.
Future Construction Projects
Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Repaving Roads
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Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Restoring the Bus Services
Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Improving Sewerage
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Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Re-Establishing Parks as Crown Jewels
Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Do Rail Better
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Mayor’s Major Initiatives
Additional Initiatives:
HomelessnessA City for the Aged
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
• Make the General Plan a more specific and visionary plan that provides guidance to planning decisions.
• Complete the current General Plan Update process.
• Incorporate the Mayor’s vision into the update.
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Complete the Development Plan and Sustainable Communities Plan Updates
Ewa DP Pending, City Council
East Honolulu SCP April 1999
Koolau Loa SCP October 1999
North Shore SCP May 2011
Waianae SCP March 2012
Koolaupoko SCP August 2000
Central Oahu SCP December 2002
Primary Urban Center DP June 2004
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
Complete the Important Ag Lands mapping and create clearer distinctions between IAL, general
agricultural and rural areas. Update land use rules and criteria to reflect these differences. Develop policies that resolve issues with our growth boundaries.
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DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
Complete a comprehensive update of the LUO. Make it more like a hybrid form-based, performance-based code.
LAND USE ORDINANCE
Department of Planning and Permitting
City and County of Honolulu
December 2008
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
Review the zoning, building, electrical and planning codes to identify and remove barriers to housing solutions and affordable housing development.
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DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
Support the development of a green economy by planning and facilitating entitlements and permitting for renewable energy projects, sustainable, net zero – positive energy/carbon/water communities.
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
Do Rail Better: Complete the TOD plans and establish frameworks for financing infrastructure in these areas. Use TOD districts to expand affordable housing and elderly housing. Create vibrant, mixed-use, higher-density communities within TOD districts.
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Plan for Climate Change: Reassess hazards and their impacts related to land use. Greater weather variability and impacts to economy. Work with DEM to turn every community on Oahu into disaster ready communities like Haaula, Kailua, and Ewa Beach.
DPP’s Complementary Initiatives
