International Marketplace in Waikiki would be redeveloped if plans by landowner Queen Emma Land Co. come to fruition. The move to a would displace vendors from the historic bazaar that has been called a "shopping safari under canopies of banyan and palm trees." Built in 1955, the International Marketplace is not listed on any historic register. A Don the Beachcomber Restaurant, built in 1971, was located in a banyan tree on the site.
Annual Planning Law Update at the Hawaii Congress of Planning Officials
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* RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PLANNING AND LAND USE LAW * from *Jesse Souki*
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