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May 06, 2007

▪ More on Kauai Zoning Permit Case

The Star-Bulletin also reports on the Kauai Springs litigation, a case challenging the Kauai Planning Department's denial of a request to use land zoned "Agriculture" on grounds wholly outside its authority or jurisdiction:

The lawyer for Kauai Springs, however, said that water is a food like any other agricultural product and that closing down an agricultural business for commercially selling its product is ludicrous.

Robert Thomas, an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation[*] representing Kauai Springs, said last week that the commission made a hasty decision, overstepped its bounds and made a decision on water rights, not land rights.

Both the state Public Utilities Commission and the State Commission on Water Resource Management wrote letters to the county, saying the company had met all their criteria.

Full story here.  [*Note - one correction: I'm representing Kauai Springs in my private capacity, and Pacific Legal Foundation is not presently involved.] 

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