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    CENTRAL OÿAHU WATERSHED STUDY FINAL REPORT – MAY 2007 APPENDIX F PEARL HARBOR WATERSHED REFERENCES The following is a listing of additional resources that may not have been reviewed in the Central Oÿahu Watershed Study. This list was last updated in March 2005 by David Penn, Department of Health, Environmental Planning Office. AECOS, Inc. 1986. Final Environmental Impact Statement for a Proposed Watercress Development Project at Waiawa, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 438. AECOS, Inc. 1988a. Dredge material maintenance testing for maintenance of Waimalu Stream, Waimalu, Oÿahu, Hawaiÿi. M & E Pacific, Inc. AECOS, Inc. 1988b. Waimalu Stream Bioassay. Waimalu, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 502. AECOS, Inc. 1989a. Assessment of impacts of a drainage diversion Channel for the Mililani Mauka Subdivision on aquatic environments in Kipapa Stream, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 577. AECOS, Inc. 1989b. Environmental Assessment of the Upper Estuarine Reach of Wailani Stream (Kahu Channel), Waipahu, Oÿahu, Hawaiÿi. AECOS No. 521: 9 p. February 1988 (revised March 1989). AECOS, Inc. 1989c. Hälawa Bioassay. Hälawa, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 549. AECOS, Inc. 1990. Pearl Harbor Bioassay. Honolulu, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 576. AECOS, Inc.1991a. Environmental Assessment, Dockside Chlorination Units. Pearl Harbor Shipyard, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 623. AECOS, Inc. 1991b. NOSC Pearl Harbor Bioassay Studies. Pearl Harbor, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 630. AECOS, Inc. 1991c. Survey of lower Waiawa Stream and impacts assessment for flood retention basins at the Waiawa Ridge development project. AECOS No. 661. AECOS, Inc. 1992a. Environmental Considerations. Prepared for Gerald Park Urban Planner, Honolulu. AECOS No. 711. AECOS, Inc. 1992b. Fort Kamehameha Microbiological Test Project. Honolulu, Oÿahu. AECOS No. 719. APPENDIX F – Pearl Harbor References F-1 FINAL REPORT – MAY 2007 CENTRAL O‘AHU WATERSHED STUDY AECOS, Inc.