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The projects listed below are archived from the Public Input page after they became inactive. For a complete list of prior project applications, or additional materials on record, please visit the DPP’s Data Access and Imaging Branch.
Archived Individual Projects
Long Range Plans
East Honolulu
Adopted: April 21, 2021
The Department has completed its review of the East Honolulu Sustainable Community Plan and has published the Proposed Revised Plan. On September 30, 2020, the Planning Commission (PC) held a public hearing on the Proposed Revised Plan (Video Recording, password: VdvWTKN3). The Department offered a presentation on the recommended revisions to the Plan. The public offered testimony on the Plan with questions from the PC following. The PC voted unanimously to repeal the 1999 Plan and adopt the new draft Bill subject to the DPP’s recommendations in the Proposed Revised Plan and addendum recommendation table. The Department’s recommendations have been transmitted from the Planning Commission to the City Council.
Decision Document: Ordinance 21-11
Additional Information:
PC Findings of Fact and Recommendations (October 27,2020)
DPP Addendum Recommendations (September 29, 2020)
Technical Report Volume 1 (September 2020)
Technical Report Volume 2 (April 2020)
East Honolulu 1999 Plan (superceded by 2021 Plan)
Central O`ahu
Adopted: March 30, 2021.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of the Plan with 3 amendments on July 19, 2017. The proposed revised Central Oahu Sustainable Communities Plan was introduced as Bill 75 (2017) and passed first reading on September 6, 2017 and referred to the Transportation and Planning Committee. A Committee Meeting was not scheduled. The proposed revised Central O’ahu Sustainable Communities Plan was reintroduced as Bill 41 (2019) and passed first reading at City Council on August 7, 2019. City Council adopted Bill 41 (2019) CD2, FD2 on March 17.
Decision Document: Ordinance 21-6
Additional Information:
Planning Commission Recommendation
Technical Report 1 (2017)
Central O’ahu 2002 Plan (superceded by 2021 Plan)
Ko`olau Loa
Adopted: February 11, 2021
On January 2, 2019, Councilmember Ikaika Anderson introduced Bill 1 (2019), which is the re-introduction of Bill 1 (2017), CD1. On October 10, 2020, Bill 79 (2020), was introduced, which is the re-introduction of Bill 1 (2019).
Decision Document: Ordinance 21-1
Additional Information:
Technical Report
Ko’olau Loa SCP 1999 (superceded by 2021 Plan)
`Ewa
Adopted: December 23, 2020
The amendment is intended to create consistency with the East Kapolei Neighborhood Transit-Oriented Development Plan’s updated height and density recommendations.
Decision Document: Ordinance 20-46
Additional Information:
Public Infrastructure Map Revisions
For more information on Public Infrastructure Maps (PIMs), visit the PIM page.
Relocated Central Fire Station
Adopted: July 7 2021
HFD seeks to move to a larger parcel which would allow for the expansion of the station to better serve the growing population of the nearby areas.
Decision Document: Resolution 21-48
Additional Information:
Hau'ula Resilience Hub
Adopted: May 5, 2021
The Hauula Resilience Hub will provide a community center/ resilience hub for the Koolau Loa community. The facility will provide critical lifelines in times of emergency, as well as community-oriented spaces and facilities during non-emergency events.
Decision Document: Resolution 20-297
Additional Information:
State Land Use District Boundary Amendment Applications
For more information on State District Boundary Amendments (DBAs), visit the DBA page and the State Land Use Commission Website.
Special Use Permit Applications
For more information on Special Use Permits (SUPs), visit the SUP page and the State Land Use Commission Website.
Kualoa Ranch
Project Job No.: 2022/SUP-4
Decision: At their October 18, 2023 public hearing, the Planning Commission recommended approval of 2022/SUP-4, subject to certain conditions. The conditions establish the parameters in which Kualoa Ranch is allowed to conduct limited non-agricultural uses at the Ranch and what is expected of the owners to comply with these conditions.
Decision Document: Approved 2022/SUP-4 Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Decision and Order.
Mahi Solar Project
Decision: At their June 23, 2021 meeting, the PC recommended approval of 2020/SUP-7. The State Land use Commission approved 2020/SUP-7 on September 17, 2021 with a Decision and Order Docket No., SP21-412.
The proposed SUP establishes a 120-megawatt solar photovoltaic energy generation facility with a 480-megawatt energy storage system on approximately 620 acres within the State Land Use Agricultural District, Kunia, Honouiluli, Ewa, Oahu.
Decision Document: Docket SP21-412, Mahi Solar (links to State LUC page)
West O'ahu Solar Plus Storage Project (WOSPSP)
Decision: On June 10, 2021, the State Land Use Commission approved the project under Docket No SP211-411.
The proposed SUP establishes a 12.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic energy generation facility with a 50-megawatt energy storage system on approximately 98.846 acres within the State Land Use Agricultural District, Honouliuli, Ewa, Oahu.
Decision Document: Docket SP21-411, AES WEST OAHU SOLAR LLC (links to State LUC page)
Olomana School/ Olomana Youth Center
Decision: On December 7, 2020, DPP transmitted a Report and Recommendation to the Planninc Commission On February 17, 2021, the Planning Commission’s Findings of Fact with approval were sent to the State Land Use Commission.
The SUP removes the school’s nonconforming status with respect to the State Land Use Law, Chapter 205, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and allows structural and program improvements including interior alterations to existing classroom buildings; relocation of a modular trailer; construction of three future portable/modular classroom facilities and a restroom facility; and various relocations and related improvements.
Decision Document: Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Decision and Order
Waimanalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill
Project Job No.: 2008/SUP-2
Decision: On November 1, 2019, the State Land Use Commission approved a Decision and Order with modifications. Docket SP09-403.
The Waimanalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill is scheduled to close it’s current site by 2028. This Special Use Permit allows for the siting of a new landfill, still to be determined.
Decision Documents:
Land Use Commission Docket SP09-403 (links to State LUC page)
State Land Use Commission’s Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Decision and Order
Zone Changes
For more information on Zone Changes, visit the Zone Changes page.
Waialua
Decision: The bill was reported out of the Zoning and Planning committee for passage on June 17, 2021. The deadline for City Council action passed without a final vote.
The proposed zone change includes two parcels located along Kaukonahua Road (TMK 6-6-019: 008 and 014) of approximately 5.779 acres in total area, but are considered 1 lot for zoning purposes. The proposed rezoning to the AG-2 General Agriculture District to the AG-1 Restricted Agriculture District will allow for a second farm dwelling on the lot.
Decision Document: N/A
Additional Information:
`Aina Haina
Decision: March 1, 2021
On February 19, 2020, the Honolulu City Council adopted Resolution 19-304 to initiate a zone change of a 9.532-acre property (TMK 3-6-024: 001) in the back of Aina Haina Valley from the R-7.5 Residential District to the P-2 General Preservation District. The purpose of the proposed zone change is to add the property to the surrounding City-owned 85-acre Aina Haina Nature Preserve and protect the land from development. The project site is currently used as trail access and open space. No changes are proposed to the existing uses and site conditions.
Decision Document: Ordinance 21-5
Additional Information:
2835 and 2829 Dole Street Zone Change
Decision: Ordinance 21-25 was approved on August 25, 2021
The proposed zone change includes two parcels located along Dole Street, adjacent to Kānewai Community Park (TMK 2-8-030: 038 and 058) approximately 4,912 square feet and is 4,920 square feet in size, respectively. The existing use on each property is a single-family residential dwelling. The proposed rezoning to the R-5 Residential District from the P-2 General Preservation District results in the two properties land use conformance with the zoning district and the surrounding neighborhood.
Decision Document: Ordinance 21-25
Additional Information:
2835 and 2829 Dole Street Zone Change Application
Director’s Report
Proposed Draft Unilateral Agreement