Kaka

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Kakaako Coming Back to Life
HAWAII COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
STATE OF HAWAII
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HCDAs Purpose and Functions Statutory
Provisions HRS 206E

• ...join the strengths of private enterprise,
  public development and regulation into a new form
  capable of long-range planning and implementation
  of improved community development...
• Mixed Use including residential mix densities,
  building types, configurations, all income levels
• Plan Build Public Facilities
• ...result in communities which serve the highest
  needs and aspirations of Hawaii's people

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Before HCDAMarket Units 1,102Affordable
Units None
Housing Units -- 1980
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TodayMarket Units 3,241Affordable Units
1,388
Housing Units -- 2005
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Before HCDA2,798 residents
Population -- 1980
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Today6,221 residents
Population -- 2000
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Before HCDA1.65 acres
Parks
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Today47 acres
Parks
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Over 203 million spent to upgrade infrastructure
Infrastructure Improvements
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Over 2 billion of private projects
Infrastructure ? Investment
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Results to Date
Before HCDA Today
Housing affordable market 0 1,102 1,388 3,241
Population 2,798 6,221
Parks 1.7 acres 47 acres

• 203 million infrastructure improvements led to
  2 billion private sector and 500 million
  public sector investment

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Where Honolulu Greets the Sea
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Kakaako Vision

• HCDA will be the creator and leader
• to establish Kakaako as
• the most desirable and sustainable urban place in
  Hawaii in which to work, live, visit, learn
  play.

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• Land Use Principles -- Makai Area Plan
• Substantial public enjoyment access
• Focus on park lands as a centerpiece
• Appropriate use of the Waterfront to support
  maritime activities
• Portion developed for commercial/residential uses
  with revenues to support parks/other amenities

Makai Area added 1983 1987
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Makai Area Background

• 1985 Makai Area Plan first adopted, mixed use
  community envisioned with commercial, industrial,
  residential and public uses
• 1990 residential and industrial use eliminated
  and new plan adopted

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Waterfront Master Plan -- 1990
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Makai Area Background

• 1994 major components of 1990 Makai Area
  recommended for elimination, residential use
  studied in SEIS public hearing, no Authority
  adoption
• 1998 revisions to Makai Area Plan
• 2002 Waterfront Business Plan adopted, fee sale
  of land and residential included

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Cruise Ship Terminal
KS Life Sciences
Waterfront Development with residential mixed use
Proposed Cancer Research Center
Medical School
Childrens Discovery Center
Proposed OHA Site
Conceptual Site Plan 2002
Conceptual Site Plan 2002 updated
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Makai Area Background

• Environmental Assessment (2004-05)
• Published, comments solicited
• Finding of No Significant Impact
• Jan 2005 Waterfront RFP released
• Fee sale offered
• Residential Use not promised, but mix encouraged
• Passage of SB1721, becomes Act 231, SLH 2005
• Sept 2005 land use amendment to allow mixed use
  selection of master developer

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Site for Public Facilities
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Site for Waterfront Commercial
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Site for Waterfront Commercial
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Kewalo Basin Improvements
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Site for Parking / Residential
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Residential Drives the Public Benefits
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In Summary, HCDA . . .

• Creates new economic opportunities that
  strengthen and diversify our economy while
  supporting and growing existing businesses
• Encourages vibrant neighborhoods spaces where
  people work, live, learn and play gathering
  places where people can interact, enjoy
  themselves, pursue their interests

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