The Importance of Open-Space Value for Land Use Policy in Hawaii
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1997-01
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University of Hawaii
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It was estimated that the open-space value of 15,000 acres of former sugarcane land on Oahu would be worth more than $21 million to residents of the island, based on a 1995 survey. Only 6 percent of the Oahu residents surveyed preferred a development use over an open-space use. A formal method of accounting for open-space value needs to be developed, or more land may be zoned urban than is socially desirable.
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land classification, land management, Hawaii
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Cox LJ, Vieth G. 1997. The importance of open-space value for land use policy in Hawaii. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 2 p. (Economic Fact Sheet EFS-23).
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2 pages
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