Land Use & Zoning
In Hawaii, what is 'Ohana' zoning as it applies to residential properties?
AA. A zoning designation for extended family compounds of unlimited size
BB. A provision allowing the construction of a second dwelling unit (ohana unit) on a single-family lot to house extended family✓ Correct
CC. A historic preservation zone for traditional Hawaiian homes
DD. A commercial zone for family-owned businesses
Explanation
Ohana zoning allows property owners in certain residential zones to construct a second 'ohana unit' (accessory dwelling unit) on a single-family lot, reflecting Hawaii's cultural value of extended family living.
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