Bill 10 was introduced for First Reading on February 23, 2022 Agenda on page 15. Relating to use regulations. (Addressing the regulation of
uses throughout Chapter 21, Revised Ordinances of
Honolulu 1990 (“Land Use Ordinance”).
The proposed amendments are far-reaching. But it’s a very technical piece of document that covers 239 pages. Bill 10 (22) includes the following:
BILL 10 (2022)
RELATING TO USE REGULATIONS.
PART I. BRIEF SUMMARY BY SUBJECT MATTER
- Transfer of development. The agreement running with the land for all donor and
receiving zoning lots must remain in effect for a minimum of 60 years (instead of
30 years). Clarifies that for the transfer of development (floor area only) from a
donor zoning lot with a historic site to a receiving zoning lot, or for the transfer of
development (floor area or number of dwelling units only) from a donor zoning lot
within the special management area to a receiving zoning lot, all other
requirements and standards applicable to the receiving zoning lot and its
underlying zoning district remain in effect.
What is the above proposed LUO amendment about?
Is the longer version below of “Transfer of development” easier to understand for the public?
