Building Phase I

The lots in Oma'opio Ridge are far larger than the minimum permitted under the county's agricultural zoning regulations; they range from 5.0 acres to more than 8.5 acres The objective in dividing the land into such large lots was to allow enough space between homes that residents could feel as if they are really "out in the county" but not totally isolated from civilization. The generous lot sizes mean that people will have sufficient land to support a few horses, to establish serious vegetable or flower gardens, or simply to have a deep buffer separating them from their neighbors' activities. Most of the land is flanked by two deep gulches that provide additional privacy.

Building Phase II

The forty adjoining acres further up the mountain, together with what used to be called Lot 7 of Phase I, is now nearing completion as Phase II. This new 55.9-acre section has been divided into ten lots in such a way that every lot in Phase II encompasses at least five acres.

Ikena Kai Place has been extended a quarter mile up the hill. We plan to use native Hawaiian plants to landscape this extension of Ikena Kai Place. Two new water tanks have been constructed at the top of the new land, with the water system tied into the existing one. All components of the infrastructure will be maintained at the same high quality that we built into Phase I.