Land Use & Zoning
What is 'ohana zoning' in Hawaii and which county first implemented it?
AA. Zoning that restricts development in ahupua'a boundaries; Maui County
BB. Zoning that allows a second dwelling unit (ohana unit) on residential lots; Honolulu✓ Correct
CC. Agricultural zoning for Native Hawaiian homesteads; Hawaii County
DD. Coastal zoning protecting native Hawaiian fishing rights; Kauai County
Explanation
Ohana zoning, first enacted in Honolulu in 1981, allows property owners to build a second dwelling unit (ohana unit) on qualifying residential lots, typically for extended family members. This addresses Hawaii's housing shortage while keeping families together.
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