Land Use & Zoning
What is Hawaii's 'County of Kauai General Plan' designation for resort development areas?
AA. Conservation District with limited development rights
BB. Resort areas are identified in county general plans and zoned to allow resort, hotel, and visitor accommodation uses, primarily along Kauai's coastal areas✓ Correct
CC. Agricultural land that permits temporary visitor accommodations
DD. Federal land leased to private resort operators
Explanation
Hawaii's counties identify resort zones in their general plans and zoning codes, typically along coastal areas with natural amenities. Resort zones allow hotels, vacation rentals, golf courses, and related visitor industry uses. On Kauai, resort areas are concentrated on the south shore (Poipu) and north shore (Princeville).
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