Kauaʻi County — Chapter 9A

14 sections of the Kauaʻi County Code 1987

KCC §9A-1.1 Why the county created agricultural parks

KCC §9A-1.2 Definitions: Agricultural Park

KCC §9A-2.1 Rules for approving agricultural parks

KCC §9A-2.2 Agricultural parks are exempt from subdivision rules

KCC §9A-2.3 Minimum lot size for agricultural parks

KCC §9A-3.1 Approval needed before selling agricultural park lots

KCC §9A-3.2 Fee for filing a preliminary subdivision map

KCC §9A-3.3 Applying for Approval of a Final Agricultural Park Subdivision Map

KCC §9A-3.4 Final Subdivision Map Filing Requirements

KCC §9A-3.5 Extra papers needed with the final subdivision map

KCC §9A-3.6 Filing the final subdivision map with the Planning Department

KCC §9A-3.7 Planning Commission review and approval of final subdivision maps

KCC §9A-4.1 Penalties for breaking this chapter

KCC §9A-4.2 Agricultural park standards override other county rules

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