•  600 acres in upper Mākena Lands, 38 of these lots are limited to agriculture, with a 2 farm dwelling limitation on each.

• If zoning changed, hundreds of lots could be made into agriculture lots.

•  Unit count drops from 158 to 134 on 47 acres by Mākena Landing (our goal was to reduce to 100 units).
•  Overall units allowed on 1700 acres owned by MR is 1,100, plus any affordable housing (around 160 units) (zoning/ Community Plan would allow 1,400 to 3000 units)
•  no additional ohana’s or Condominium Property Regime (CPR) allowed on single family lots on 47 acres

•   No redevelopment of any golf course lands for residential or commercial- this is a really needed point