Keala R. Kaanui, One school closed, but many more have empty classrooms.  As I explained earlier, the additional housing in the Primary Urban Center would be accommodated by increasing density there.  Low rise apartments, for example could be allowed where only single family homes are allowed.  The rise in population is projected to Central and West Oahu only because the General Plan directs growth to those areas.  However, the General Plan is obviously obsolete -- and has been for decades --because H-1 can't adequately accommodate the traffic resulting from the growth.  The General Plan could just as easily have directed growth to the Primary Urban Center.  If building on productive ag land on a relatively small island is not sprawl, you have a unique definition for the word.