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Title: May workshops: what


1
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • balance contrast to town small towns, large
    open spaces, biodiversity
  • maintain integrity of countryside agricultural
    economy, open spaces
  • more natural environment
  • very low intensity land use
  • low population density
  • pasture land being able to ride horses safely
  • clean, quiet, slow
  • less stress
  • peace quiet (can include cows mooing, chickens
    crowing)
  • ensuring that rural lasts

2
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • open space is visually dominant
  • large expanses of open space with no dwellings
  • preserving open space for future generations
  • keeping countryside natural, no giant houses up
    on mountainside
  • open space not manicured, but wild
  • open, able to smell the land, low profile human
    occupation
  • country next to town
  • maintaining natural landscape vistas
  • viewplanes

3
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • functional working landscape with balance between
    agriculture residential
  • buffer between agriculture urban
  • perpetuation of agriculture
  • economically viable agricultural industry
  • productivity of agriculture can take place
    without nuisance complaints
  • agriculture as primary basis of zoning in ag
    lands
  • long-term agricultural areas preserved
  • growth of agricultural products/production to
    offset dependence on imported food

4
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • vibrant sustainable local economies
  • economic opportunities within rural area
  • allow people to engage in economic activities
    that are important culturally to local
    communities
  • maintaining small business, like mom pop stores
    businesses
  • family subsistence, farm activity, affordable
    workforce housing
  • rural areas contribute to self-sufficiency
    sustainability of islands

5
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • maintaining continuity of cultural values of
    rural areas
  • ...especially of those who have been there for
    several generations
  • perpetuation preservation of way of life,
    traditional lifestyle, distinct from urban living
  • sense of community, sense of place
  • regional multigenerational communities
  • place where children can come back to live
  • community thats good for all families, not for
    wealthy only
  • everybody knows everybody
  • know my neighbors feel comfortable sharing my
    bananas with them
  • ahupuaa concept satisfy needs of community
    within area

6
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • valuing voice of land as wisdom base
  • connection to the land, aina
  • places where children can grow up knowing the
    land
  • preservation of park spaces, places for families
    to go
  • providing opportunity for children to play in
    open space

7
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • forested areas
  • preserving green space natural resources
  • preserving natural areas, especially hydrology,
    not paving over with impervious surfaces
  • preserving or restoring local character
    ecosystems, connection of land to ocean
  • rural lands providing ecological benefits for
    inshore marine areas
  • protection of habitat watershed features,
    streams
  • ahupuaa concept mauka to makai
  • access to the land for gathering, etc.
  • able to access mountains (like for
    hunting/fishing)
  • access points to trails, beaches, open space,
    shoreline access

8
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • rural architecture form
  • low density, building height limited to two
    stories, no large parking lots
  • town centers areas that stay rural are not
    gentrified
  • complete community including services, not just
    bigger lots
  • small-scale structures, compact small scale
    towns, with services for local residents
  • neighborhoods, town centers where people can
    gather, services activities in keeping with
    small scale of rural environment
  • low cost development alternatives
  • affordable housing
  • insurance that rural lifestyle can be maintained,
    taxes dont go so high

9
May workshopswhats important about rural?
  • less density, appropriate infrastructure
  • less built-up area
  • very little or no concrete
  • keeping night sky dark
  • green on both sides of road, not houses up to
    road look of it, can pull off road
  • narrower roadways (buses not allowed)
  • preserving rural roadways, one-lane bridges,
    pedestrians bikes can move safely
  • can pull into an impervious driveway, can have
    own garden not have fence around garden
  • able to play on roads no 4 or 6 lane highways
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