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State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island Tax Map Key Date Determination 2017.00003 6E-42 Archaeological Monitoring Report for Maui (2)4-4-014:005 06/30/17 Final plan accepted. the Kaanapali North Beach por. Development Area, Lot 3, Site Excavation Project 2017.00010 Section 106 Papahanaumokuakea Marine Office of Hawaiian See Notes NOT LISTED 03/20/17 No adverse effect. National Monument Permit Affairs Application Cover Sheet for Keola Lindsey, Office of Hawaiian Affairs 2017.00016 6E-42 KCAA Atherton Preschool, demolish Oahu (1)4-3-047:016 03/10/17 More information existing SFD at 410 Oneawa Street & 015 requested. SEE LETTER. 2017.00025 6E-8 Archaeological Monitoring Plan for State of Hawaii Oahu (1)3-6-002:045 01/13/17 Final plan accepted. Kalanaianaole Highway Drainage Dept of Improvements, vicinity of Wailupe Transportation Place, Honolulu, Oahu HWY-DH 2.2964 dated 1-6-17 2017.00028 6E-8 Department of Hawaiian Home Oahu (1)8-7-010:007 09/19/17 More information Lands Voice of America Property requested. SEE LETTER. 2017.00034 6E-42 Kawa Watershed Best Management SOH DOT Oahu Oahu (1)4-5-034, 03/31/17 SHPD concurs with no Practices on Oahu, Phase I District 12-30-16 036, 038, 039, historic properties HWY-OW 2.16- 043, 060, 076, affected. 1204 077 2017.00049 6E-8 and Petition for Amendment of the State DLNR Land Kauai (4)2-1-001:054 06/05/17 AIS accepted. See LUC Section 106 Land Use District Boundaries: Land Division 1-6-17 conditions in DOC Use Commisson Docket No. A17-802; 1706SL02 requested change: State Agricultural to State Urban District for Lima Ola Workforce Housing Development, Eleele, Kauai 2017.00053 Section 106 Initiate consultation for Iao Valley US Army Corps of Maui (2)3-3- 01/13/17 SHPD concurs with no State Monument Bank Stabilization, Engineers 1-13-17 003:003, 012, historic properties Wailuku River, Wailuku, Maui, Dept. 013 affected. of Army File No. POH-2017-00014 1 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2017.00054 6E-42 Archaeological Monitoring Plan for Maui (2)4-5-010:054 03/31/17 Final plan accepted. the Ulupono Center Project, Lahaina, Maui 2017.00055 6E-8 Addendum to Archaeological Maui (2)2-2-002:081 05/03/17 Final plan accepted. Monitoring Plan for Proposed Construction of Kihei High School in Kihei, Maui 2017.00062 6E-42 Archaeological Monitoring Plan for Hawaii (3)7-6- 01/26/17 Final plan accepted. the Proposed Development of TMKs 014:018, 019 (3)7-6-014:018, 019 and 020 and 020 2017.00067 Section 106 Main Supply Route Improvements in US Army Garrison Hawaii (3)6-7- 03/01/17 SHPD concurs with no the Keamuku Maneuver Area, Pohakuloa 1-10-17 001:003, 042 adverse effect. See letter Pohakuloa Training Area, Waikoloa, por. for requirements. South Kohala, Hawaii 2017.00075 Section 106 Consultation Airfield Improvements Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4-008:001 03/17/17 Adverse Effect. SEE and Building Demolition MCBH, Hawaii 1-12-17 LETTER. Kaneohe, Oahu LE/007-17 2017.00078 6E-42 Draft Archaeological Monitoring Oahu (1)2-6-022:002 04/26/17 Final plan accepted. Report for the Aqua Waikiki Wave por. Hotel Redevelopment Project 2017.00085 6E-42 AMP for water service lateral work, Maui (2)3-8-002:063 05/08/17 Final plan accepted. Sprecklesville, Maui 2017.00086 6E-42 Archaeological Monitoring Plan for Hawaii (3)7-6- 01/26/17 Final plan accepted. the proposed developmet of TMKs 014:018, 019, (3)7-6-014:018, 019, and 020 and 020 2017.00088 Section 106 Consultation proposed construction Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4-008:001 02/27/17 No adverse effect with of two parking structures MILCON P- Hawaii 1-13-17 conditions. See letter. 946 MCBH LE/005-17 2017.00106 6E-8 Draft Archaeological Monitoring Plan Oahu (1)2-7-036:002 04/21/17 Final plan accepted. for the Ala Wai Golf Course Access Road, Parking Lots, Chipping Green, and Fence Line Improvements Project, Honolulu, Oahu 2 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2017.00107 6E-42 Revised Archaeological Monitoring Hawaii (3)7-3-004:012 04/26/17 Final plan accepted. Plan for Site 50-10-27-30295 Kalaoa 5, North Kona, Hawaii 2017.00108 6E-42 Revised Preservation Plan for Site 50- Hawaii (3)7-3-004:012 04/26/17 Final plan accepted. 10-27-30295, Kalaoa 5, North Kona, Hawaii 2017.00109 Section 106 RLS form for 650 Sheridan Street, Oahu (1)2-3-015:021 08/08/17 650 Sheridan Street is Honolulu, Oahu/ Traffic Signals at not eligible. The RLS Various Locations, Phase 15 Fed. Form is accepted. SEE Project No. STP-0001(055) Ref. HAD- LETTER. HI 2017.00113 6E-42 Kawa Watershed Best Management DLNR Land Oahu (1)4-5-034, 03/31/17 SHPD concurs with no Practices , Phase I, Kaneohe, Oahu Division 1-20-17 036, 038, 039, historic properties 043, 044, 060, affected. 076, 076 & 103 portions 2017.00117 6E-42 RLS form for Paramount Venetian Oahu (1)2-3-021:039 02/16/17 SHPD has received and Blind, 627 629 631 Keeaumoku accepted the documents Street, Honolulu, Oahu requests. Permit issuance may continue. 2017.00119 6E-42 Draft Supplemental Archaeological SOH DOT Hawaii (3)7-2-005, 7-3-05/03/17 AIS accepted. Inventory Survey report for the Highways 1-19-17 009, 043, 049, Proposed Queen Kaahumanu HWY-OU 2.17- 051, 058; 7-3- Highway Widening Phase 2 Project, 0074 043:091, 083 Kalaoa, Kalaoa OOma, Ooma 2, and 7-4-020 Kohanaiki, Kaloko, Honokohau 1-2 and Kealakehe, North Kona, Hawaii 2017.00121 6E-42 Preservation Plan for Historic Lanai (2)4-9- 09/11/17 Final plan accepted with Properties along a new section of 017:002, 003, comments. SEE LETTER. coastal intrpretive trail, Palawai and 006 & 008 Kamao, Lahaina, Lana'i 3 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2017.00138 6E-42 SERVCO LEXUS & SUBARU MAUI County of Maui Maui (2)3-8- 03/31/17 SHPD requests an AIS grading, work on county roadway, GT2017-0006 WTP 101:023, 024, with subsurface testing building GT2016-0006 WTP T2017- T2017-0003 025, 031, 032, be completed, and a 0003, BT2016-1840 to 1841, Kahului, BT20161840-1841 033, 034 report be submitted for Maui dated 1-13-17 review and acceptance prior to permit issuance. 2017.00141 6E-8 and AMR for Kamehameha Highway SOH DOT Oahu (1)5-5-009, 5-6-06/06/17 Final plan accepted. Section 106 resurfacing from Malaekahana Highways Division, 001 -006, and Stream Bridge to Kahawainui Stream Rural Construction 5-6-009 Laiewai Bridge, Malaekahana and Section, Kaneohe, Laiewai, Koolauloa, Oahu HI 2017.00147 6E-42 Revised AMP for Site 50-10-27-30295 Hawaii (3)7-3-004:012 04/26/17 Final plan accepted. Kalaoa 5, North Kona, Hawaii 2017.00150 6E-8 and Consultation for the project to Federal Highway Kauai (4)5-8- 12/15/17 AIS accepted. Concur Section 106 replace temporary Wainiha Bridges, Administration 002L002 por.; NHPA. Concur DOE. See Halelea, Kauai HFPM-16 1-23-17 5-8-006:030, letter. 031, 032, 033, 046, 060 and 999 por.; 5-8- 007:023, 024, 031, 032, 999 por.; 5-5- 005:005, 007, 021, 028, 999 por.; 5-5- 006:014, 888 por., 5-6- 002:002, 004, 999por.; 5-6- 003:002, 999 por., 5-7- 003:003, 999 por. 4 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report Jan-2017-January 6 2018 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2017.00151 Section 106 NHPA proposed project to repair Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4-008:001 01/30/17 SHPD concurs with no Mokapu road between C Street and Hawaii 1-25-17 historic properties G Street MCBH LE/016-17 affected. 2017.00161 6E-42 Draft AMP for Proposed Building Air Oahu (1)2-3-039:023 04/04/17 Final plan accepted. Conditioning System Improvements at 1311 Kapiolani Blvd., Waikiki, Oahu 2017.00175 6E-8 Archaeological Monitoring Report for Hawaii (3)4-5- 05/31/17 Final plan accepted. the Honokaa Elementary School Safe 010:076, 4-5- Drop off area 005:001 and 002 2017.00176 6E-8 and AIS in support of the Honolulu Board Oahu (1)2-1- 06/23/17 Final plan accepted. Section 106 of Water Supply's Energy Savings 036:004, 005 Performace Contracting ESPC Project on Beretania Street 2017.00195 6E-42 and HI01230A Houghtailing UPW Oahu (1)1-6-015:017 03/16/17 No adverse effect. No Section 106 Proposed T-mobile Wireless Facility, historic properties 1426 North School Street, Honolulu, affected. SEE LETTER Oahu WITH CONDITIONS. 2017.00217 6E-42 Draft AIS for the Punahous School Oahu (1)2-8-018:001 05/31/17 Final plan accepted. Grade 2-5 Neighborhood Project por 2017.00219 6E-8 Archaeological Monitoring Plan with DLNR State Parks Oahu (1)3-9-011:007 07/03/17 Final plans accepted.
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