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Hilo Entertainment Complex Receives Construction Extension and Regulatory Flexibility

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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The Windward Planning Commission voted 6-0 to forward a favorable recommendation to the Hawaii County Council regarding amendments for a commercial property in Hilo. This vote granted KBXtreme Hilo LLC a 10-year extension to complete construction on a 5-acre parcel. The approval also relieved the applicants of a 180-day deadline for establishing a water commitment and allowed flexibility in the scope and design of required infrastructure improvements, subject to review by the Department of Public Works.

From staradvertiser.com

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The project, which is planned as a bowling alley and entertainment complex, is described as a highly-leveraged project with construction costs expected to exceed $10 million. The approval allows the development to proceed in Hilo, which has not had a bowling alley since 2014.

From staradvertiser.com

Who's involved

  • Department of Public WorksGovernment department responsible for reviewing infrastructure improvements for the project.
  • DarrowPlanning Director mentioned in relation to infrastructure review for a Hilo project.
  • Hawaii CountyCounty where the commercial property is located in Hilo.

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