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State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 Date Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Firm Ahupuaa Moku Island Tax Map Key 6/4/2018 2018.01287 6E-42 Resubmittal of REVISED AIS of an TCP Hawaii LLC Waipouli Puna Kauai (4)4-3-007:028 approximately 0.9 acre parcel at 5-14-18 email por. Courtyard by Marriott at Coconut Beach, Waipouli, Puna, Kauai 6/4/2018 2018.01288 6E-42 Alterations to office Beauty Med Honolulu Oahu (1)2-1-052:020 space, 320 Ward Avenue #205, Honolulu, Oahu 6/4/2018 2018.01289 6E-42 SMX 20180170 for BT20180662 for County of Paia Maui (2)2-6-008:014 SFD Meola Kuau, 50 Kai Place, Paia, Maui SMX Maui 20180170 BT20180662 email of 5-30- 18 6/4/2018 2018.01290 6E-42 Makena Kaeo South Phase 1, County of Kihei Maui (2)2-1-008:099 GT20180071 mass grading, Kihei, Maui Maui GT20180071 dated 5-29-18 6/4/2018 2018.01291 6E-42 Makena Kaeo North Phase 1, GT2018- County of Kihei Maui (2)2-1-008:098, 0070 mass grading, Kihei, Maui Maui 100, 106 GT20180070 dated 5-29-18 6/4/2018 2018.01292 6E-42 Kahului Union Church, WTP County of Kahului Maui (2)3-4-043:042 T20180027 work on county roadway, Maui WTP Kahului,Maui T20180027 dated 5-29-18 6/4/2018 2018.01293 6E-8 Maui County Service Center, GT County of Kahului Maui (2)3-8-010:001 20180058 & WTP T20180026 Maui GT Kahului, Maui 20180058 & WTP T20180026 dated 5-29-18 Page 1 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 Date Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Firm Ahupuaa Moku Island Tax Map Key 6/4/2018 2018.01294 6E-8 Pailolo Palce, mass grading County of Lahaina Maui (2)4-2-004:048 GT20180069 Lahaina, Maui Maui GT20180069 dated 5-29-18 6/4/2018 2018.01295 6E-42 Revised AMP for the Kauhale Lani Scientific Pukalani Makawao Maui (2)2-3-009:007 single Family, Lot Only Subdivision, Consultant and 064 Pukalani, Kailua, Makawao, Maui Services Inc.Revised May2018 2077 AMP-2 6/4/2018 2018.01296 6E-10 Restoration of Main House, 2544 Honolulu Oahu (1)2-9-014:031 Alaula Way, Honolulu, Oahu 6/4/2018 2018.01297 6E-42 Change of USE from landscape Peter J. Piper Kailua Kona Hawaii (3)7-4-006:012 nursery to private K8 School, 74-4820 Mamalahoa Highway, Kailua Kona, Hawaii 6/4/2018 2018.01298 Section 106 Request for Concurrence of No United States Lihue Kauai (4)3-6-005 Adverse Effect Potential Sale of Lihue Postal Service Main Post Office, 4441 Rice Street, 5-31-18 Lihue, Kauai 6/4/2018 2018.01299 Section 106 Airfield Damage repair Exercise at Marine Corps Waimanalo Koolaupoko Oahu (1)4-1-015:001 Marine Corps Training Area Bellow, Training Area Waimanalo, Koolaupoko, Oahu Bellows 5090 LE/034-18 email of 5-31- 18 6/4/2018 2018.01300 6E-42 Revised AMP for the East Kapolei Scientific Ewa Street Honouliuli Oahu (1)9-1-017:106 Middle School AMP, 91-559 Consultant Maunakapu Street, Ewa Beach, Oahu Services Inc. 5- 23-18 letter 6/4/2018 2018.01301 6E-42 AMP for the Kaimanu HOA's Scientific Paeahu Makawao Maui (2)2-1-019:101 Waterline Replacement Project, Consultant Paeahu, Makawao (Honuaula), Maui Services Inc. 2226 AMP-1 draft May2018 Page 2 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 Date Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Firm Ahupuaa Moku Island Tax Map Key 6/4/2018 2018.01302 6E-42 Lower Kamaole Large Lot Subdivision, County of Kihei Maui (2)2-2-002:001, Kihei, Maui Maui File No. 050, 080, & 084 2.3364 dated 5- 29-18 6/4/2018 2018.01303 Section 106 Consultation for USDA Farm Service USDA 5-31-18 Malaekahana Koolauloa Oahu (1)5-6-006:002, Agency CREP Application letter 006 por. Malaekahana Reforestation LLC, Koolauloa, Oahu 6/4/2018 2018.01304 6E-42 AMP for Kamaole Beach Lot 47, Scientific Kamaole Wailuku Maui (2)3-9-004:103 Kamaole, Wailuku, Maui Consultant Services Inc. 6/4/2018 2018.01305 6E-8 Goddard Building Mitigation, 45-710 State of Hawaii Kaneohe Oahu (1)4-5-023:001 Keaahala Road, Kaneohe, DOH Koolaupoko, Oahu 6/4/2018 2018.01306 Section 106 Initiation of Consultation and Area of County of Lawai and Kona Kauai (4)2-5-004:999; 2- Potential Effect Concurrence Maluhia Kauai DPW 5- Koloa 5-005:999; 2-6- Road and Koloa Road Improvements 31-18 003:999; 2-6- Project, Lawai and Koloa, Kona, Kauai 009:999; 2-7- Fed. Project No. STP-0700(072) 002:999; 2-7- 003:999; 2-8- 005:999 and 2-8- 006:999 6/4/2018 2018.01307 6E-42 Mana Ohana Kai Trust SMX 2018- County of Kihei Maui (2)2-1-005:079 0108 for pool, garage, Ag storage, Maui SMX reroof main house and second 2018-0108 dwelling, 7299 South Makena Road, Kihei, Maui 6/4/2018 2018.01308 6E-42 Request for On Call Monitoring and Haun & Onouli South Kona Hawaii (3)8-1-029:043 Request for Interim Site Preservation Associates Buffer for Site 50-10-37-16480 in Project 1394- support of a Grading Permit 191 dated Application for Hokulia Phase 1 , LOT June 1, 2018 191, Onouli 1, South Kona, Hawaii 6/4/2018 2018.01309 6E-42 Historic Materials at the Deal Project Archeological Paunau Lahaina Maui (2)4-5-003:025 TMK (2)4-5-003:025, Paunau, Services Kainehe, Lahaina, Maui Hawaii LLC 29 May 2018 Page 3 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 Date Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Firm Ahupuaa Moku Island Tax Map Key 6/4/2018 2018.01310 6E-42 County of Hawaii Grading Permit for County of Aina Kailua Kona Hawaii (3)7-3-051:048 CIMS 66 LLC , 73-5573 Lawehana Hawaii Engineers, Street, Kailua Kona, Hawaii Peter Dahlberg 6-1-18 6/4/2018 2018.01311 6E-42 County of Hawaii Grubbing Permit for County of Naalehu Ka'u Hawaii (3)9-4-004:011 Justin Marshall, 94-6860 Kamaoa Hawaii Road, Naalehu, Ka'u, Hawaii 6/5/2018 2018.01312 6E-8 State Land Use Boundary County of Waiakea Hawaii (3)2-4-001:177, Amendment Application less than 15 Hawaii SLU 18- 185 and 186 acres for Hawaii Island Community 000051 Development Corporetion HICDC, Agricultural to Urban SLU 18-000051 6/4/2018 2018.01313 6E-42 Amendment to Change of Zone County of Hawaii (3)2-2-028:030, Ordinance No. 07 47 REZ 05-000016, Hawaii 5-31-18 032 & 033 Janice Oshiro, REZ 05-000016 6/4/2018 2018.01314 6E-8 2201 Waimano Home Road, SOH DPP HNL Roger Rafanan Pearl City Oahu (1)9-7-025:001 DOH Development Disablities A2018-05- or Lois extension of new asphalt concrete 1502 Remeliik email parking lot and new walkway. 6-1-18 6/4/2018 2018.01315 6E-42 1459 South King Street, SENPAI demo DPP HNL Mayumi Smith Honolulu Oahu (1)2-3-018:014 to ex. building, foundation to remain. A2018-04- 0824 6/4/2018 2018.01316 6E-42 2500 Kalakaua Avenue, AOAO Foster DPP HNL Spencer Yasui, Waikiki Honolulu Oahu (1)2-6-026:014 Tower, modifications to existing AC A2018-05- Independent System, Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu 1214 Third Party Review 6/4/2018 2018.01317 6E-42 Addressing any SHPD Architecture Cultural Waikiki Honolulu Oahu (1)2-6-027:018 Branch Concerns for the Queen Surveys Hawaii por. Kapiolani Hotel Renovation Project, Inc. WAIKIKI Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu 253 may 2018 Page 4 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Review and Compliance Report 6/7/19 Date Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Firm Ahupuaa Moku Island Tax Map Key 6/4/2018 2018.01318 6E-42 Archaeological Survey of Pahukini Todd J. Briere, Kailua Oahu (1)4-2-015:004 Heiau, Kailua, Koolaupoko, Oahu a Graduate project at UH Manoa Anthropology 6/4/2018 2018.01319 6E-42 Draft Archaeological Data Recovery at Geohazards Puaa 2 North Kona Hawaii (3)7-5-012:029 SITES 50-10-28-30302, -30303 and Consultants por. and 038 por. 30304; Puaa 2, North Kona, Hawaii International Inc. 5-25-18 6/4/2018 2018.01320 Section 106 Area of Potential Effect Concurrence State of Hawaii Kipu Puna Kauai (4)3-4-005:003, Guardrail and Safety Improvements DOT 5-17-18 008, 012, 3-4- at Various Locations, Kauai, Phase 5 HWY-K 007:002, 3-4- Project no. HWY-K-05-18, Kipu, Puna, 4.180132 005:017, 018, 019, Kauai dated 5-24-18 3-4-006:001, & 002, 3-4-006:012, 3-3-002: 011 & 012 6/7/2018 2018.01321 6E-8 County of Hawaii Grading Permit for County of Mt. View Hawaii (3)1-8-001:007 State of Hawaii Mt.View Elementary Hawaii School, 18-1235 Volcano Road, Mt. View, Hawaii 6/7/2018 2018.01322 6E-42 Grading & grubbing for builiding & Hawaii (3)2-2-033:011 related improvements, SMA 92- 000003 Revocation of SMA Permit No. 334 and SMA 18-000070 to develop a potable water well and bottling facility with related improvements, amendment to Change of Zone Ordinance No. 92 122 REZ 727 amend Condition C and D for Piilani Partners LLC formerly Suisan Co., Ltd.
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