EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND INVENTORY OF REAL PROPER'IY OWNED OR CONTROLLED BY THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA UNDER THE CUSTODY AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF FEDERAL CIVILIAN AGENCIES IN THE STATE OF HAWAII
MARCH 17,1993
Prepared by the General Services Administration Office of Governmentwide Real Property Relations (-
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In the Fiscal Year 1992 Treasury and Postal Service, and the Department of Defense Appropriations Bills, language was included directing the General Services Administration (GSA), and the Department of Defense (DOD) to conduct an inventory of all real property owned or controlled by the Federal Government in the state of Hawaii. GSA was to conduct the inventory of Federal civilian agencies. DOD was to conduct the inventory of its own properties and submit it to GSA which would submit a complete inventory package to Congress by September 30, 1992. The request for an inventory was prompted principally by the lack of a centralized data base listing and detailing the historic use of Hawaiian lands ceded, set aside, or conveyed since 1898 to the United States Government for use by its agencies for specified public or governmental purposes. A comprehensive, consolidated and verified inventory was considered essential to determine the status of all public lands, ceded, acquired or controlled, in the State of Hawaii.
COMMENCEMENT OF INVENTORY The inventory has been conducted and is reported in two segments, civilian agencies and Department of Defense. Civilian agency inventory. Utilizing the services of two real property experts with experience in Hawaii real property and ceded land issues, GSA commenced its inventory of civilian agency real property on March 3, 1992. Following an introductory briefing with Senator Inouye's staff, the inventory team (team) conducted briefings in Washington, DC, with all agencies having real property holdings in Hawaii, and received from them, all available documentation that would support the on-site effort. On March 23, 1992, the team established an office in the Federal Building in Honolulu, Hawaii, and commenced its on-site inventory. Entrance briefings were held with Senator Inouye's staff and appropriate Federal and State officials. On May 29, 1992, the team concluded the on-site data gathering portion of the civilian agency inventory. The report consists of inventory data for each Federal civilian agency and accompanying narrative. It contains such data elements as have been agreed to by GSA and Senator Inouye's staff. Department of Defense Inventory. The DOD portion of the inventory commenced in October 1992 with a notice to proceed to the successful contractor, Charles Blackard and Associates, under Contract No. DACA83-92-R-0037. The completed inventory was delivered to the contracting officer on February 1, 1993.
- 1 - SCOPE OF THE INVENTORY The scope of the civilian agency portion of the inventory was determined through several meetings with Senator Inouye's staff and evolved further after the team began its on-sight inventory. It became apparent that existing civilian agency data (summary and on-site) and mapping would not support the inventory depth initially sought. This is not to say that civilian agency record keeping is not accurate or maintained in accordance with acceptable records management. Rather, it is the diverse nature of the data, the decentralization of record keeping, and data archiving that makes any data retrieval task extremely labor intensive, and sometimes impossible. This problem was further exacerbated in Hawaii due to the lack of central title information. The ultimate agreed upon scope varies somewhat between civilian agencies and is reflected in the format for each agency. Basically however, each civilian agency's real property holdings in Hawaii are addressed in narrative form for acquired property (including ceded lands), and in spread sheet form for leased or lesser interests in real property. Because of time constraints and sheer volume of United States Postal Service properties, they are listed by address and reflect owned or leased status only. The scope of the DOD portion of the inventory follows the statement of Work provided for in the contract, and is noticeably more detailed than the civilian agency portion of the inventory. This is due primarily to the existence of detailed DOD records and mapping, the historical emphasis on DOD real property in Hawaii, and previous DOD inventories directed to ceded lands.
- 2 - INDEX
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I. Executive Summary 1. II Executive Agencies
Department of Agriculture 5.
Department of Commerce 11.
Department of Justice 15.
Department of Labor 17.
Department of the Interior 19.
Department of Transportation 43.
Department of Veterans Affairs 77.
Federal Communications Commission 81.
General Services Administration 83.
United States Postal Service 93.
Appendix A Sources 97.
Appendix B Recapitulation of ceded land 99.
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- 4 - Department of Agriculture
There are several facilities in Hawaii that are occupied by the various Bureaus of the United States Department of Agriculture. one facility, a 4.2 acre agriculture experimental station on the island of Maui formerly operated by the Cooperative State Research Service and set aside by a Governor's Executive Order in 1931, is in the process of being excessed by the Department of Agriculture. Pursuant to Public Law 88-233, the site will be reconveyed to the State of Hawaii when the Administrator of GSA determines it to be surplus property (Public Law 88-233). The remaining properties currently under control of the various Bureaus within the Department of Agriculture are discussed in the following paragraphs. Agricultural Research Service The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) currently occupies federally owned facilities at four locations in Hawaii for the Tropical Fruit and Vegetable Research Program and one location of the National Clonal Germplasm Repository. At four of these locations the federally owned facilities are in the custody of ARS while the land is provided by the University of Hawaii at no cost to the Government (Hilo, two sites, Honolulu and Kapaa, Hawaii). At the fifth site, the federally owned buildings are in the custody of ARS while the federally owned land is provided by the Department of Defense, U.S. Navy at the Barking Sands Naval Base, Kekaha, Hawaii.
- 5 - ARS occupies off ice/laboratory space at two additional worksites-the Sugarcane Physiology Research, Aiea, and Tropical Aquaculture Research, Kanehoe, Hawaii. The office/laboratory space for both research programs is provided at no cost to the Government. On the island of Hawaii, ARS occupies two locations at the Waiakea Branch Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Hawaii. The Tropical Fruit and Vegetable Research Laboratory (TFVRL) occupies 2.1 acres of land under a long-term lease agreement with the University. The nine buildings at the site are federally owned and maintained by ARS. The lease agreement, which terminates September 18, 2010, contains a 25-year renewal option at the request of the Government. Upon the termination of the lease agreement, all improvements may be conveyed to the University upon payment of their depreciated value. If the University elects not to acquire the improvements, the Government is obligated to remove them within 2 years after termination. The National Clonal Germplasm Repository for Tropical Fruits and Nuts occupies a separate 0.4 acre parcel of land at the Waiakea Branch Agricultural Experiment Station, Hilo. The facilities are federally owned and maintained by ARS. The terms and conditions of this lease agreement, which expires September 19, 2010, are the same as the TFVRL site. On the island of Oahu, the TFVRL occupies approximately one acre of land at the Manoa Campus, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, under a Revocable Permit. This Permit was
- 6 - recently extended to June 8, 1997, under the condition that ARS relocate the research program and vacate the premises as soon as possible. The eight buildings, totalling 16,765 sq. ft., are federally owned. Under terms of the Permit, these improvements will convey to the University upon payment of the depreciated value when ARS vacates the premises. Improvements not acquired by the University must be removed by ARS. The TFVRL site on the island of Kauai, is located at the Kauai Branch Experiment Station, Kapaa, Hawaii. ARS occupies 3.8 acres of University-owned land under a lease agreement which expires December 31, 1997. The improvements at this site are federally owned and maintained except for janitorial services which are provided by the University for a fee of $1,440 per year. Upon termination of this lease, the buildings may be sold to the University at the depreciated value or removed by ARS. The federally owned mobile homes at this site will be removed. Also on the island of Kauai, the U.S. Navy has constructed three buildings, totaling 2,800 sq. ft., with ARS funds for the TFVRL location at the Barking sands Naval Base, Kekaha, Hawaii. ARS occupies this Department of Defense controlled land under a Land Use Agreement with the U.S. Navy. The U.S. Navy provides maintenance for the facilities with ARS reimbursing the Navy of part of the maintenance cost. The two remaining ARS research programs in Hawaii are located on the island of Oahu. The Sugarcane Physiology Research Program, Aiea, Hawaii, occupies office and laboratory space provided by the Hawaii Sugar Planters Association. The
- 7 - space is provided at no cost to the Government. The Tropical Aquaculture Research Program at Kanehoe, Hawaii, occupies office and laboratory space provided by the Hawaii Sugar Planters Association. The space is provided at no cost to the Government. The Tropical Aquaculture Research Program at Kanehoe, Hawaii, occupies office and laboratory spaced provided by Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology. This space is also provided at no cost to the Government. Farmers Home Administration The Farmers Home Administration occupies general purpose office space on the islands of Kauai, Maui, Hawaii and Molokai. All spaces except that located on Molokai are provided by GSA. The Farmers Home Administration has a five-year lease expiring September 30, 1996, with the Molokai Center for a 647 square foot office at an annual rental of $15,621. Farmers Home Administration pays rent to GSA for space on the other islands. United States Forest Service The United States Forest Service has two locations in Hawaii. One is a laboratory facility containing approximately 4,500 square feet located at 1150 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu, Hawaii. The State Division of Lands and Natural Resources provides the facility at no cost to the Federal government pursuant to the terms and conditions contained in a revocable Master Memorandum of Understanding between the State of Hawaii and the United States Department of Agriculture executed June
27, 1958, and remaining in force until revoked by either party upon giving 60 days written notl ce to the other. The second
- q - facility consists of a 15 acre tract on the island of Hawaii occupied under the terms and conditions of a no-cost, revocable permit from the State of Hawaii, Department of Lands and Natural Resources. This permit was executed May 23, 1975. The site is used for a forest research purposes. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service operates two facilities on Oahu. One is the Animal Quarantine Facility located on a 9.1 acre tract permitted from the United States Coast Guard. The improvements are owned and maintained by the Department of Agriculture. The permit expires December 31, 1997. The other facility is the Hawaii Sterile Fruit Fly Rearing Facility at Waimanalo under a cooperative agreement with the University of Hawaii. The agreement commenced in 1983, and expires in 2032, the same date that the University of Hawaii's lease from the Damon Estate expires. Improvements constructed by the Department of Agriculture at an approximate cost of $8 million are maintained by that agency on the lands (a minimum of four acres) provided by the University of Hawaii. Animal Damage Control Facility There is also an Animal Damage Control Facility at Hilo, Hawaii, operated by the Denver Wildlife Research in a 2,791 square foot building leased from the Hawaiian sugar Planters Association at a current rental of $13,889 per year. The lease runs from June, 1989, through May, 1999.
- 9 - Soil Conservation Service The Soil Conservation Service currently leases off ice space at four separate locations in Hawaii from private parties. The locations are Pahola, Hamuela, Papaaloa on the island of Hawaii, and the airport center in Honolulu on Oahu island. In each case, the agency is paying fair market rental value. The total administrative space occupied is 3,736 square feet and the total initial rental was $69,864. The size of the space ranges from 540 square feet to 1,140 square feet. The leases were obtained by the agency with GSA consent. The Soil Conservation Service also operates a Plant Material Center on 81.2 acres of land leased for 25 years (January 1, 1973 through December 31, 1998) from the State of Hawaii at no monetary rental payment. The Service funded and constructed three buildings containing a total of 3,356 square feet on the premises at a cost of approximately $120,800. In addition, support facilities costing $43,700 were also added. The constructed facilities may be removed by the government at the expiration of the lease. The site is located on the island of Molokai. The lands were Hawaiian homelands conveyed to the state of Hawaii in exchange for other state owned lands.
- 10 - Department of Commerce
The United States owns four sites in Hawaii that are administered by the Department of Commerce. Pacific Tsunami Warning System Site The largest of these sites is the Pacific Tsunami Warning System Site located at Ewa Beach on the island of Oahu near Honolulu. The site is 175 acres in size and was originally acquired by the Department of Navy through condemnation proceedings in 1944. The site was transferred to the Department of Commerce in 1959. Approximately ten acres are occupied by improvements and the balance is retained as buffer space for electronic noise interference reduction. Southwest Fishery Center The Southwest Fishery Center, located on 2.2 acres of land located at 2570 Dole Street in Honolulu, was conveyed to the United States in 1950 by Territorial Deed Number 10227. The land was acquired by the Territory from the Bishop Estate through condemnation proceedings. The United States has constructed 23,000 square feet of improvements at an approximate cost of $400,000. These improvements are operated and maintained by the United States. The facility has always been operated as a laboratory facility for fishery research and development, and if not so used, the land reverts to the grantor pursuant to the terms and conditions contained in the deed.
- 11 - Ionosphere Sounding Station The Ionosphere Sounding Station located at Kihei, Maui Island, Hawaii, is situated on a 1.13 acre site, being a portion of a larger site purchased by the United States in 1956 for the sum of $8,500. In 1974, 3.75 acres were reported excess to GSA for disposal. The remaining area of 1.13 acres supports the sounding facilities which are operated and maintained by the Department of Commerce under a contract funded by the Air Force. Mauna Loa Observatory The Mauna Loa Observatory is located on a 4.05 acre parcel of ceded land set aside by Governor's Executive Order 1720 dated January 28, 1956 for use by the United States Weather Bureau station. It is still used for the purposes stated in the Executive Order. on October 8, 1985, the government obtained a 23.13 lava barrier easement from the State of Hawaii at no cost. The barrier, constructed and maintained by the United States, protects the observatory. When abandoned, the lands will revert to the State of Hawaii. In addition to the facilities discussed above, the Department of Commerce utilizes several facilities acquired from Federal and State agencies by lease, permit or license. Some of the facilities have been provided by the State Division of Aviation at no cost to the Federal government because a technical function in support of aviation, i.e., aviation weather reporting service, is performed by Commerce. A summary listing of these facilities follows:
- 12 - LEASES. PERMITS • LICENSES - DEPARTMENT or COHHERCE
P•r•ittor/ Acquired Eipirea Building Yearly Orginal Currant Location Leaae No . L•••or HO/YR HO/YR Acree SQ . FT. Rent Purpoae Uae
Lr•an Airport . Hilo Unknown State of HI 12-75 11-30 0.10 361(1) none Balloon Inflation Site Sa•e Di• . of A•iation
Hick•• Fld. Honolulu DACA 84-4-74-22 U S . Air Force 04-84 10-96 0. 20 518(1) none Weather Service Forecaat OfficaSa•e
2 Hono l u lu In t ' l Airpo r t 85-AFB-213 State of HI 03-85 02-95 5442< > 44.233 Weather Service Forecaat OfticeSa•e Div . of Aviation
0 . 0514 44 . 760 Veaael Hooorage Same ) I ... .J 11 • r L u I 9 0 - AFB - 802 Univ. of HI N/A 09-94
5100< 2 > Kevalo Baain Lab R&D Honolulu H-81-906 State of HI 00-78 Indefinite 0 . 62 35 . 592 - S••• Div. Water Trana .
1.288< 2 > none Weather Service Off ice Sa•e Kabului Apt . DOT-F&73PC-2556 State of HI 00-57 Indefinite Di•. ot Aviation
N/A Indefinite no•inal(l) none Seiaaic aquipaent package Same Kanech• HCAS N6274285RP0036 U. S. Marin• Corp•
(1) Government owned and maintained
(2 ) Lessor owned and maintai ned
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LEASES. PERMITS Q LICENSES - D!PARTH!NT OF COMMERCE
Paraittor/ Acquired Eapiraa Building Yearly Original Currant Location Leaaa No. Laaaor HO/YR HO/YR Acre• SQ. YT . Rent Purpoaa Uaa
Molokai Airport 91-AFB-284 state of HI 00-91 09-06 0.05 none Asos• Same Div. of Aviation
Barking Sanda . Kauai N/A U. S. Navy 06-69 Indefinite none WWVH Radio Station Same
Hakahuena Pt . . Kauai 91-ABF-914 U.S. Coaat Guard 06-00 Indefinite 0 . 0006 none none Communication Tower Saae
none Asos• Same Lanai City Airport 91-AFB-274 State of HI 08-91 09-06 0 . 05 none Div. of Aviation
04-93 6.011) none Communication Cable R/W Same Haunakapu . Oahu DACA 84-4-83-20 Corp• of !nginaera 04-84
121 00-H Indefinite 64.o none Tide • Taunami RQD Same Navilivili Harbor. Kauai H-H-2 State of HI Div . of Water Trana.
00-91 09-96 15 . 0 none Auto . Hydrologic Obaerving Syat . Saae Wailua . Kauai 91-AFB-937 Univ. of HI
•Automated Surface Obaarving Syatem ( 1 ) Go vern ment owned and maintained
• ••• u r ~, w n e d a nd ma int ai n ed
14 Department of Justice
Immigration and Naturalization Service
The Department of Justice, United States Immigration and
Naturalization Service (INS), currently controls 3.1416 acres of
land ceded to the United States for naval purposes.
Seven acres of land were originally set aside in 1898 and
1899 for naval reservation purposes by Presidential Proclamation.
By Act of Congress dated March 3, 1903, Congress appropriated $30 thousand " ... for the complete establishment of an immigration station and the erection of necessary buildings at Honolulu,
Hawaii, on land owned by the United States adjoining wharf known as Channel Wharf •.. " on January 8, 1904, the secretary of Navy transferred the 7 acres originally set aside for naval reservation purposes to the Treasury Department (INS) to accommodate the new immigration station. A portion of the 7 acres was later retransferred to the War Department.
on December 20, 1939, the Secretary of War transferred a small portion of the site to the Department of Labor (INS). On
September 1, 1953, the State ceded to INS 1.18 acres in exchange for 1.18 acres needed for harbor purposes (Executive Order No.
1576, September 1, 1953). On December 3, 1962, 951 square feet of the site was deeded by the State of Hawaii to the United
States, and subsequently returned to the State of Hawaii by deed of October 31, 1981.
The net effect of the cessions and transfers hereinbefore discussed is that INS currently occupies 3.1416 acres of land ceeded to the United States for naval purposes.
- 15 - Drug Enforcement Administration
The Drug Enforcement Administration of the Department of
Justice currently occupies approximately 0.32 acres of land at the Keaukaha Military Reservation on Hilo, Hawaii, under a use permit granted by the Hawaii Department of Defense. The permit was effective October 1, 1988 and is renewable annually by the parties and revocable at will by the State of Hawaii. The Drug
Enforcement Administration has constructed a hangar building on the facility. Approximately 8800 square feet of the property is used to park and store two helicopters.
- 16 - Department of Labor
Federal property under the Department of Labor consists entirely of three leased facilities which provide Job Corps training opportunities to the citizens of Hawaii. A Description of the leased facilities follows:
I. Hawaii Job Corps Center (KoKo Head Park), Honolulu, Oahu Lease: 19.476 Acres Contract No.: 99-6-4511-14-004-06 Owner: City & County of Honolulu Department of Parks & Recreation Term: Successive 1 year terms, beginning January 1, 1986 extending through December 31, 1993. Rental: $5 for the full term, including all renewals. If student enrollment falls below 50\ of Hawaii residents, rent will be increased to current appraised fair market value. The Federal Government pays all utilities, maintenance and operation costs. This lease will be terminated upon completion of construction of a new Job Corps Center currently at another location. II. Hawaii Job Corps Center, Hihimanu Street, Waiwaualo, Honolulu, Oahu. Lease: 12.4 acres contract No.: 99-1-4932-14-007-06 Owner: State of Hawaii Board of Land & Natural Resources Term: Successive 65 one year terms beginning September 1, 1991. Rental: $7,400 per annum, which is 20\ of the annual fair market rental which will be transferred to the Off ice of Hawaiian Affairs. The Federal Government will construct a new building within 3 years at a cost of not less then $1,000,000. The Federal Government pays all maintenance, operation, and utility costs.
- 17 - III. Maui Job Corps Center, Makawao, Maui
Lease: 12.0 acres Owner: County of Maui, Maui Island Term: successive 50-one year terms beginning September 1, 1985 Rental: $10 for full term, including all renewals. The Federal Government may terminate at anytime upon 90 day notice. Maui may terminate anytime after December 1994 upon 90 day notice. The Federal Government pays all alterations, maintenance, repair, operation and utility costs.
- 18 - Department of the Interior
National Park Service The National Park Service administers lands owned or controlled by the United States and lying within the established boundaries of six national parks or historic sites in the State of Hawaii. Federal laws established the parks' boundaries and contain the authority for and limitations on the acquisition of land. Not all lands within the boundaries of the parks are owned or controlled by the United States, and those lands that are so owned, are composed of ceded lands, lands acquired by the Territory or State of Hawaii and transferred to the United States, lands purchased from private parties by the United States, and lands donated to the United States by private parties. It is appropriate to discuss the various terms used in describing the lands discussed herein. "Ceded lands" are lands ceded in fee simple absolute to the United States of America by the Republic of Hawaii upon annexation in 1898, or private lands acquired by the Territory in exchange for ceded lands unless such exchange was pursuant to the Act of February 27, 1920 as amended and herein after discussed. "Acquired lands donated by the Territory or State of Hawaii" are composed of two types of land: (1). Private property acquired by the Territory in exchange for ceded land pursuant to the authority of the Act of Congress approved February 27, 1920, as amended. This act authorized the Governor of the Territory
- 19 - of Hawaii to acquire, at the expense of the Territory, by exchange or otherwise, all privately owned lands within the national park boundaries. Section 2 of this act stated, "that the provisions of Section 73 of an act entitled, •an act to provide a government for the Territory of Hawaii,' approved April 30, 1900 as amended by an act approved May 27, 1910, relating to exchange of public lands, shall not apply in the acquisition, by exchange, of the privately owned lands herein referred to." and (2). Those privately owned lands acquired by the Territory or state by purchase, donation, or condemnation. Most of the ceded lands and all of the properties acquired by the Territory or State of Hawaii from private owners were transferred to the United States by deed. Since the United states already had title to ceded lands, the deeds of conveyance from the Territory describing ceded lands are considered to have
relinquished the Territorial right of ~he use, possession and control to the United States. The necessity for such conveyance is questionable, and on July 12, 1952, the Commissioner of Public Lands informed the Superintendent of Hawaii National Park that the Attorney General had advised that, "All lands falling within the perimeter boundaries fixed by Public Law Number 680, that had the status of "ceded" lands on June 20, 1938 (the date of the passage of said act), are now a part and parcel of the Hawaii National Park, and no further action need be taken by the land off ice or by the Governor to perfect the vesting of title to the same in the United States."
- 20 - The Attorney General further opined that when the Act
(Public Law No. 680) was passed by Congress, the possession, use and control (held by Territory pursuant to section 91 of the
Organic Act) were reunited with their title in the United
States.
- 21 - Haleakala National Park
The Haleakala National Park was established as a separate park by an act of Congress approved September 13, 1960, (74 stat
881). Originally the park was part of the Hawaii National Park established by an act of Congress approved August 1, 1916.
Subsequent to the establishment of the park, several boundary changes were authorized by various acts of Congress, and according to National Park Service records, the Haleakala
National Park now contains a total of 28,655.25 acres, 174.32 acres of state-owned land, and 1004.43 acres of privately owned land which have not yet been acquired by the United States.
In the following summary, those lands identified as acquired lands donated to the United States by the Territory or State, and amounting to 11,609 acres were all acquired by the Territory of Hawaii in exchange for ceded lands pursuant to the authority contained in the Act of February 27, 1920.
Summary - Haleakala National Park Acres
Ceded lands 11,801.550
Acquired land donated to USA by Territory or State 11,609.000
Private land donated to USA* 4,045.790
Private land purchased by USA 30.160
TOTAL IAND ACQUIRED 27,486.500
•includes 247.85 acres held by Option Agreements
- 22 - Haleakala National Park
Private Land Acquisitions
Owner Date Acquired Acreage Amount
The Nature Conservancy 01-08-69 3,717.50 Donated
Rockefeller 01-10-69 7.97 Donated
Rockefeller 01-10-69 44.61 Donated
The Nature Conservancy 02-13-70 27.86 Donated
The Nature Conservancy 08-11-89 12.00 $151,667
Meyerpanker 08-16-90 18.16 $229,000
TOTAL 3,828.10 $380,667
- 2 ) - HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was initially authorized as a part of the Hawaii National Park by the Act of Congress approved August 1, 1916. Subsequent Acts of Congress have amended the initial Act and expanded the boundaries. By Act of September 22, 1961, the name of the park was changed to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The park as now authorized is the largest national park in the State of Hawaii and contains an area of 229,173.03 acres. Four acres of State owned land and 11,874.983 acres of private lands are not yet acquired. The Secretary of the Interior has permitted the Department of the Army to utilize an area of 54.6 acres within the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The present permit expires August 31, 1996. In addition to the permitted lands, the Army has acquired five tenths of an acre in fee by condemnation; a license for 12.35 acres; and a road easement of 4.23 acres, all from the Bishop estate. This in-holding encompasses a gross area of 71.68 acres known as the Kilauea Military Camp. It is operated by the Army as an Armed Forces recreation center. The 54.6 acre permit is the only out-grant from the National Park Service. Easements, permits or licenses for public utilities and roads are not considered out-grants for the purposes of this report, nor are concessions operated under agreements with the National Park Service. In the following summary the 58,900.117 acres of acquired lands donated to the United States by the Territory or State is
- 24 - composed of 30,024.41 acres of acquired lands, and 28,875.707
acres of private lands acquired in exchange for ceded lands
pursuant to the Act of February 27, 1920.
summary - Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Acres
Ceded land* 151,766.440 Acquired land donated to USA by Territory or state 58,900.117
Private land purchased by USA 6' 631. 490
TOTAL LAND ACQUIRED 217,298.047
•includes 9654.67 acres non-contiguous land set aside by GEO No. 1540
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Private Land Acquisitions
owner Date Acquired Acreage Amount
Bishop Estate 10-19-71 6,324.00 $ 798,000
Bishop Estate 04-27-72 39.05 $ 57,500
The Trust for Public Land 05-24-79 268.44 $ 547,000
TOTAL 6,631.49 $1,402,500
- 25 - Kalaupapa National Historic Park
The Kalaupapa National Historic Park, authorized by Public
Law 96-565 in December of 1980, contains a total area of
10,778.88 acres. 1,684 acres of state land (including 60 acres
of submerged lands), 1,247 acres of Hawaiian homelands, and 72
acres of privately owned lands have not been acquired. 22.88
acres of land owned by the United States are ceded lands set
aside by Presidential Executive Order No. 692 in 1908 (21.6
acres) (corrected and amended by Presidential Order Number 8000
in 1938 to 22.8 acres), for lighthouse purposes as the Molokai
Lighthouse Reservation. In 1974, the United States Coast Guard reported 22.13 acres excess to its needs to GSA which in turn transferred the property to the National Park Service in 1981.
The Coast Guard retained .75 acres for the lighthouse site. It should be noted that national park lands are excluded from the operation of the Conveyances Act of 1963, which requires ceded lands no longer needed by the United States to be reconveyed to the State of Hawaii.
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Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park
The Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park established by
an Act of Congress approved November 10, 1978, contains a gross
area of 1,160.91 acres. 615.9 acres have been purchased by the
United States from private interests. 544.48 acres have not
been acquired and consist of 518.83 acres owned by the State of
Hawaii and 26.18 acres owned by private interests.
Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park
Private Land Acquisitions
Owner Date Acquired Acreage Amount
Huehue Ranch 12-11-86 321.60 $17,200,000
Luka Co. 03-24-88 59.20 $ 9,850,000
Greenwell 10-24-88 235.10 $46,000,000
TOTAL 615.90 $73,050,000
- 27 - Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historic Park
The Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historic Park (known as the City of Refuge National Historic Park until 1978) authorized by the Act of July 21, 1955, (69 stat 376) contains a gross area of
181.8 acres transferred to the United States by the State of
Hawaii. None of these lands are ceded lands. 164.42 acres were acquired by the State from the Bishop Estate with the provision that the State reconvey them to the United States for park purposes. The balance of the lands were acquired from private parties by state condemnation actions commenced after Hawaii became a state.
Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site
The Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site was authorized by the Act of August 17, 1972 (86 stat 562) and contains a gross area of 80.47 acres. 34.38 acres were donated to the United
States by Queens Medical. The balance of the lands have not been acquired and are owned as follows: State of Hawaii, 22.88 acres (including 6.7 acres of submerged lands) and 20.80 acres of privately owned lands. The County and State of Hawaii also own 2.41 acres of rights of way.
- 2 8 - Summary
National Park Land Owned or Controlled by USA, NPS.
Ceded land 163,567.990 acres Ceded land transferred between Federal Agencies 22.130 acres Acquired land conveyed by Territory or State 70,690.917 acres Private land donated to USA 4,080.170 acres Private land purchased by USA 7,277.550 acres
TOTAL 245,638.757 acres
The acreages presented are those shown on the current
National Park Service inventory. However, the inventory in three instances does not agree with the acreages cited in the deeds. At Haleakala National Park, State Land Patent Number s- 14195 cites an acreage of 5,724.039 acres and the National Park
Service inventory cites an area of 6,279.34 acres, a difference
555.301 acres. State of Hawaii Deed Number 74-24997 cites an area of 1.238 acres and the National Park Services inventory cites an area of 1.21 acres, a minor difference of 0.028 acres.
The other variance is at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park State. state Deed Number S-1775 cites an area of 370.3 acres and the
National Park Service inventory cites 299 acres. These variances in acreage have been called to the attention of the
Park Service.
- 29 - The Department of the Interior
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to establish National Wildlife Refuges by the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended, and by the several National Wildlife Refuge Acts passed by Congress on various dates. Eight refuges have been established in Hawaii pursuant to these authorities for the purpose of protecting and enhancing endangered species of wildlife and Native Hawaiian flora and fauna. Additionally, two refuges originally reserved and set apart in 1909 and 1926 for management by the Department of Agriculture are now managed by the Department of Interior.
HAWAIIAN NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE The Federal Fish and Wildlife Service manages 254,418 acres of land and water in the extreme western extension of the Hawaiian archipelago. It was originally reserved and set apart for the use of the Department of Agriculture as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds by Presidential Executive Order Number 1019, February 3, 1909.
JOHNSTON ATOLL NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE On June 29, 1926, Presidential Executive Order Number 4467, reserved and set apart two small islands and surrounding water (approximately 100 acres), known as Johnston Island and Sand Island for use by the Department of Agriculture as a refuge and breeding ground for native birds. Although not part of the State of Hawaii, it is grouped with the Hawaii refuges for administrative management purposes.
- 30 - Hakalalu National Wildlife Refuge
The Hakalalu National Wildlife Refuge located on the Island of Hawaii presently contains an area of 15,455.64 acres owned in fee and 25.32 acres in Facilitation and Conservation Easements for a gross area of 15,480.96 acres. The government is in the process of acquiring an additional 15,716 acres from the World
Union of Hong Kong. A complaint in condemnation was filed
December 5, 1989 and settlement negotiations are currently under way. All acquired lands have been obtained from private parties by direct purchase as detailed in the following chart.
- 31 - Hakalalu Natonal Wildlife Refuge Private Land Acquisitions
owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount The Nature Conservancy 10-28-85 Fae Esmt 19.45 -o- The Nature Conservancy 10-29-85 Fee 3300.00 $1,000,000
The Nature Conservancy 10-29-85 Fee 4994.00 2,800,000 Liluokalani Trust 06-05-86 Fae Esmt 4.22 -o- Liluokalani Trust 06-06-86 Fee 3241. 32 1,090,000
Hawaiian Homelands 09-24-86 Con Esmt 1. 65 900
The Nature Conservancy 12-31-86 Fee 1542.50 1,064,325
The Nature conservancy 12-11-87 Fee 1977.82 550,000
Sutton/Nature Conservancy 12-14-88 Fee 400.00 360,000
TOTAL 15,480.96 6,865,225
- 32 - Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge
The Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge is located on the island of Kauai and presently contains an area of 917.42 acres owned in fee by the United states. All lands were purchased by the Federal government from private parties as summarized in the following chart.
Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge Private Land Acquisitions
owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount Eagle county Development 11-30-72 Fee 909.65$ 1,271,995.00
Princeville Corp. 08-08-84 Fee 7.77 17,085.00
TOTAL 917.42 $1,289,080.60
- J ) - Huleia National Wildlife Refuge
The Huleia National Wildlife Refuge is also located on the island of
Kauai and presently encompasses an area of 241.12 acres composed of 240.18
acres in fee and 0.94 acres in Conservation Easement. All of the lands
were acquired by the United States by direct purchase, land exchange, or
condemnation. The following chart summarizes the acquisitions.
Huleia National Wildlife Refuge
Private Land Acquisitions
Owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount Grove Farm Co.,Inc. 06-25-73 Con Esmt 0.94 -o Grove Farm Co., Inc. 06-26-73 Fee 221.36 $289, 176
Grove Farm Co., Inc. 12-10-74 Fee 18.82 38,447
TOTAL 241.12 $327,623
- 34 - James C. Campbell National Wildlife Refuge
James C. Campbell National Wildlife Refuge is located on the island of Oahu
and contains a gross area of 165.51 acres. All lands were obtained from
private parties. 165.02 acres are granted to the government by 50-year
leases and 0.49 acres are facilitation easements. The acquisition
information is as follows:
James c. Campbell National Wildlife Refuge Private Land Acquisitions
Owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount
James Campbell Estate 12-17-76 50 Yr Lease 163.07 Donation
Tashiro, et al 07-22-78 Fae. Esmt 0.47 $9,500
Mulleitner, et al 05-10-82 50 Yr Lease 0.63 6,500
McDougall Estate 12-22-78 Fae. Esmt 0.02 450
City Mill Co 02-12-82 50 Yr Lease 1. 32 29,830
TOTAL 165.51 $46,280
- 35 - Kakahaia National Wildlife Refuge
The Kakahaia National Wildlife Refuge is located on the island of
Molokai and contains an area of 44.61 acres owned in fee by the United
States and purchased from private parties as set forth in the following chart.
Kakahaia National Wildlife Refuge
Private Land Acquisitions
owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount
Molokai Development Co 03-15-76 Fee 41.95 $621,500
George FK Chong 06-21-78 Fee 0.35 8,600
Doris E. Johnson 10-17-77 Fee 2.31 54,450
TOTAL 44.61 $684,550
- 36 - Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
The Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge is located on the island of
Kauai and contains an area of 187.50 acres. 34.75 acres (31 acres in fee
and 3.75 acres in facilitation easements) were acquired by the United
States Coast Guard from Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company by deed dated
December 9, 1909. This property was reported excess to GSA and
transferred by that agency to the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service on
December 19, 1984. An additional 37.61 acres in fee and 13.07 acres in
facilitation easements were purchased by the Federal government from
private interests. The acquisitions are summarized as follows:
Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
Private Land Acquisitions
Owner Date Acquired Estate Acreage Amount United States Coast Guard 12-18-84 Fae Esmt 3.75 -o- United States Coast Guard 12-19-84 Fee 31. 00 -o- The Trust for Public Land 03-07-88 Fae Esmt 5.00 -o-
The Trust for Public Land 03-07-88 Fae Esmt 8.07 Donation
The Trust for Public Land 03-08-88 Fee 37.61 $1,600,000
The Trust for Public Land 03-08-88 Fee 91.38 Donation
Pali Moana Co 03-08-88 Con Esmt 10.69 Donation
TOTAL 187.50 $1,600,000
- 37 - Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge
The Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge is located on the island of Oahu and is situated on a portion of the lands assigned to the Navy. On October 17, 1972, the Navy permitted
61.15 acres to the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service for use as a National Wildlife Refuge area. This permit will be addressed in the DOD portion of the inventory.
- J 8 - Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge
The Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge, located on the island of Maui, is a recent acquisition by the United States. A conservation easement on 437 acres was acquired by condemnation proceedings filed on August 27, 1986. A monetary settlement of
$6.9 million was recently reached with the defendants, Alexander and Baldwin. Defendants Alexander and Baldwin also donated a conservation easement on an additional 253 acres.
- 39 - Kapahulu Avenue, Honolulu Hawaii
A small administrative site containing approximately 0.23 acres is utilized by the Fish and Wildlife Service. The land was acquired in 1911 by condemnation for use by the Army. In
1967 the site was reported excess to GSA and transferred to the
Wildlife Service by that agency in 1968. The site on Kapahulu
Avenue in Honolulu continues to be used for storage purposes.
- 40 - .·
The land holdings of the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service are summarized as follows:
Ceded Lands (incl water) 254,418.10 acres
Fee Owned Lands 16,818.07 acres
Facilitation Easements 40.98 acres
Conservation Easements 703.28 acres
Long-term Leashold 165.02 acres
Permitted by Navy 61.15 acres
TOTAL 272,206.60 acres
- 41 - 42 Department of Transportation
U.S. Coast Guard Federal real property under the jurisdiction of the Coast Guard in Hawaii consists of 49 Federally owned installations, and 55 owned facilities situated at sites where the use of the underlying land is by a lesser interest in real property, i.e., easement, lease, license, permit or navigation servitude. In addition the Coast Guard has two other installations situated on Department of the Navy land, one at Barbers Point Naval Air Station and one at Naval Radio Station Lualualei. The installations/facilities are scattered throughout the Hawaiian Islands and for the purposes of this report are broadly categorized as Coast Guard owned Lighthouse Operational and Family Housing sites and Coast Guard owned Facilities located on lesser interest land. A list of the 55 lesser interest properties by location only is attached. All of these facilities are required to be located where they are to serve the public purpose. None occupy any more land area than absolutely necessary to accommodate each specific facility, together with access thereto. In every case, should the public need for a facility cease, the underlying fee owner would immediately regain unencumbered title due to the nature of the limited interest held by the United States. Also, a list of the 39 Coast Guard owned sites originally acquired for Lighthouse purposes and still serving the same function is attached. The fee simple acreage only is shown at
- ~) - each site. However, most have right-of-way easements appurtenant for access, utilities, etc. A brief individual description of the other 12 coast Guard Operations and Family Housing installations follows (10 Coast Guard owned and 2 on other federally owned lands): (1) Base Pier 4 This installation is located in Honolulu, Oahu on Ala Moana Blvd. adjacent to the U.S. Federal Building and consists of approximately 0.70 acres of ceded land, including some submerged land, improved with a wharf and pier structure facility constructed by the United States. The U.S. originally acquired the property by Presidential Proclamation in 1898 as part of a Naval reservation. It was transferred to the Department of Commerce by Presidential Executive Order No. 2381 dated May 11, 1916. It has been used continuously for lighthouse and exercise of navigational jurisdiction purposes and is owned by the Coast Guard as successor functional agency. All maintenance, operation and utility costs are paid by the United States. (2) Station Omega This installation is located just west of Kaneohe, Oahu adjoining the Waiahole Forest Reserve and comprises 698.172 acres consisting of 196.022 acres fee simple (including 28.8 acres ceded land) and 502.150 acres easement. It was originally known as Haiku Naval Radio Station. In 1944 the United States Navy acquired 125 acres of Privately owned land by condemnations, Civil No. 540 filed October 30, 1944 and
- 44 - the 28.8 acres of ceded land by Governor's Executive Order 1058, dated March 14, 1944, and began construction of the radio
facility. Subsequently, 40.958 acres fee and 498.842 acres easement was conveyed to the United States by deed from the City and County of Honolulu in June 1962. The property was determined excess to the needs of the Navy and proposed for transfer to the
U.S. Coast Guard by Disposal Report No. 411 approved by the Armed
Services Committees of Congress on June 14, 1973. The property was formally transferred to the Coast Guard on November 5, 1973, and the radio facility has been continuously operated by it since that time. This facility is part of a worldwide multi-nation radio operation and will ultimately transition into a satellite operation. However, this probably will not occur before 2002.
Additionally, 9.1 acres of the fee land has been outleased at no cost to the Department of Agriculture since December 3,
1969, for an Animal Holding Facility.
(3) Upolu Point
This installation is situated at Upolu Point, North Kohola,
Hawaii, and comprises 92.689 acres of fee owned land under jurisdiction of the Coast Guard. 68.9 acres of privately owned land was acquired by condemnation, Civil No. 2771, filed November
16, 1967. The remaining land was subsequently acquired by fee simple purchase from private parties. It has been continuously used as a Loran Station which use is now being phased out. The
Coast Guard is currently assessing future uses of the land including possible use for construction of family housing.
- 45 - (4) Base Honolulu - Sand Island This installation is situated in Honolulu on a pennisula known as Sand Island in Honolulu harbor. It comprises 40.76 acres of ceded land and is the main Coast Guard marine operating base in Hawaii. The United States first acquired title to this property by Act of Congress, July 7, 1898, which provided for ceding absolute fee and transfer of public property, specifically "ports, harbors", this property being submerged lands at that time. The property was later filled by dredge material from the enlargement of Honolulu Harbor. Quitclaim deeds obtained in 1902 as a result of litigation by private parties further perfected title in the United States. After enactment of the Organic Act April 30, 1900, and in accordance with the provisions thereof, Presidential Executive Order No. 3358, dated 24 November 1920, set aside 193 acres of Sand and Quarantine Islands for "military purposes". Subsequently, by a series of transfers beginning with Presidential Executive Order No. 6584, dated February 6, 1934, transferring 4.47 acres to the Commerce Department, predecessor agency, and Presidential Executive Order No. 8527, dated August 27, 1940, transferring 4.079 acres to the Treasury department for "Coast Guard purposes", the entire installation as it now exists was transferred to the Treasury Department for U.S. Coast Guard purposes. The property has been in continuous use by the U.S. Coast Guard and all maintenance, operation and utility costs are paid by the United States.
- 46 - (5) Family Quarters Kia Kai Hale - Red Hill This installation is situated at Halawa, Honolulu, Oahu straddling Route H-1 at an area known as Red Hill. It comprises 79.946 acres of fee owned land under jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard. 66.8 acres of this site is improved with 284 units of family housing for Coast Guard personnel and the remainder of the site is proposed for construction of family housing support facilities. The property was originally a portion of land acquired by the U.S. Navy by condemnation assembly filed February 14, 1941, Civil No. 442. It was transferred to the Coast Guard in two transactions; 66.828 acres by formal transfer dated March 12, 1965, and the remainder by formal transfer on February 15, 1968. All maintenance, operation and utility costs are paid by the United States. (6) Family Quarters Wailupe, Oahu This installation consists of 3.20 acres of fee owned land under jurisdiction of the Coast Guard situated on the north side of Kalanianole Highway, at Waialae-Iki, Honolulu, Oahu. The property was acquired in fee simple by the United States (Navy) by deed dated October 20, 1920. It was originally known as Wailupe Navy Radio Station and used by the Navy until transfer to the Coast Guard. It was formally transferred to the Coast Guard on March 14, 1947; is improved with 6 units of family housing; and has been continuously used for assignment to Coast Guard personnel and their dependents. The United States pays all maintenance, operation and utility costs.
- 47 - (7) Diamond Head Light and Family Quarters
This installation is located at the tip of Diamond Head and
consists of 2.19 acres of ceded land under jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard as successor functional agency.
Approximately 2 acres of the property was first set aside
for military purposes as part of Fort Ruger by Presidential
Executive Orders dated January 18, 1906, and July 1, 1909. It was transferred by Presidential Executive Order No. 1261 dated October 31, 1910, to the Department of Commerce and Labor and set
aside for lighthouse reservation purposes. An additional 0.19
acres was added to the site by Presidential Executive Order No.
4686, July 11, 1927.
The Property has since been continuously used for lighthouse and family quarters purposes and the quarters are occupied by the
senior Coast Guard Flag Officer.
(8) Family Quarters, Koloa, Kauai
This installation is located in a subdivision known as Lawai
Valley Estates, Koloa, Kauai, and contains 1.075 acres of fee simple owned land. It was privately owned and purchased by the
Unites states (U.S. coast Guard) by deed dated March 6, 1972. It
is improved with 6 family housing units which are assigned to
Coast Guard personnel and their dependents. All maintenance, operation and utility costs are paid by the United States.
- ~8 - (9) Family Quarters - South Hilo, Hawaii
This installation is located in the Mariners View
Subdivision, South Hilo, Hawaii, and comprises 1.008 acres of fee simple land. It was purchased by the United Stated (U.S. Coast
Guard) from private parties by deed dated February 24, 1975.
It is improved with 5 family housing units which are assigned to Coast Guard personnel and their dependents. All maintenance, operation, and utility costs are paid by the United
States.
(10) Family Quarters - Maui
This installation is located at Wailuku, Maui, and consists of 1.033 acres of fee simple, formerly privately owned land, purchased by the United States (U.S. Coast Guard) by deed dated
May 14, 1975.
It is improved with 6 family dwelling units which are assigned to Coast Guard personnel and their dependents. All maintenance, operation, and utility costs are paid by the United
States.
OPERATIONS FACILITIES LOCATED ON OTHER FEDERAL ENCLAVES
The following two Coast Guard installations are situated on land under jurisdiction of the Department of the Navy and occupied under provisions of Use Permits and Agreements.
- 49 - A) Air Station Barbers Point, Oahu The Coast Guard occupies 47.965 acres under Permit at this installation for use as its principal air operations base. The land area is owned in fee simple by the United States, acquired by the Navy by condemnation, Civil No. 432, filed in the U.S. District court, Hawaii.
B) Communications Station - Wahiawa, Oahu The Coast Guard jointly occupies building space and other facilities for its area radio transmitting and receiving station. The property is under jurisdiction of the U.S. Navy and known as the Naval Communication Area Master Station, EASTPAC and the Radio Transmitting Facility, Lualualei.
- 50 - ..
U.S. Coast Guard Owned Lighthouse Sites
Land Date Installation Island Location Acreage Acquired Ceded
Lt. Molokini Molokini 18.5 9-13-10 Yes
Lt. Laau Point Molokai 51.0 5-25-11 NO
Lt. Lahanina Maui 0.01 3-6-16 Yes
Lt. Kokole Kauai 5.55 12-30-11 No
Lt. Hanapepe Kauai 0.04 8-4-86 No
No Lt. Makahuena Point Kauai 0.23 9-21-89
No Lt. Kaena Point Oahu 0.96 3-25-20
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U.S. Coast Guard Owned Lighthouse Sites
Land Date Installation Island Location Acreage Acquired Ceded
Lt. Palaoa Lanai 5.4 12-29-33 No
Lt. Paukaa Point Hawaii 0.20 6-5-23 No
McGregors Point Lt. Maui 1.32 12-4-08 Yes
Lt. Kahului Harbor Maui 0.20 10-11-37 No Ent Rouge
Lt. Kahului Harbor Maui 0.20 10-11-37 No Range Front
Lt. Keahole Point Hawaii 4.21 12-14-10 Yes
No Lt. Kukuihaele Hawaii 0.40 5-25-11
- 52 - ..
*' U.S. Coast Guard Owned Lighthouse Sites
Land Date Installation Island Location Acreage Acquired Ceded
Lt. Kahoolawe SW Point Kahoolawe 23.3 2-3-28 Yes
Lt. Hawea Point Maui 0.04 9-22-87 No
Lt . Nakalele Point Maui 0.12 5-20-08 No
Lt. Waiakea Hawaii 0.10 5-22-26 Yes
Lt.Laupahoehoe Point Hawaii 0.27 1-14-38 Yes
Lt. Hilo Harbor Hawaii 0.83 12-13-24 Yes Breakwater
- 53 - ...
U.S. Coast Guard Owned Lighthouse Sites
Land Date I.nstallation I.sland Location Acreage Acquired Ceded
Lt. Molokai Molokai 0.75 10-27-08 Yes
Lt. Lehua Rock Lehua(Nr. Niihau) 277.0 8-10-28 Yes
Lt. Cape Kumukahi Hawaii 0.13 12-31-28 No
Lt. Makapuu Point Oahu 0.12 2-7-12 No
Lt Pepeeko Point Hawaii 1.3 3-27-12 No
Yes Lt. Kawaihae Hawaii 2.58 4-24-37
No Lt. Pauwela Point Maui 0.07 3-17-10
- 55 - ..
U.S. Coast Guard Owned Lighthouse Sites
Land Date Installation Island Location Acreage Acquired Ceded
Lt Kauiki Head Puukii(Nr. Maui) 1.5 12-4-08 Yes
Lt. Kukii Point Kauai 0.44 3-11-16 No
Lt. Kahala Point Kauai 4.52 12-4-08 Yes
Lt. Mahukona Hawaii 3.0 6-27-12 No
Lt. Napoopoo Hawaii 2.93 3-16-09 Yes
- 56 - Coast Guard owned Lighthouse, Navigational Aid, Communication and Mooring facilities located on lesser interest land, i.e., lease, license, permit, easement or navigation servitude.
l•land l•land Installation Location Inatallation Location
Mrgs Maalaea Maui Honolulu Harbor F&R Rge Lt Site Oahu
Lt. Honolulu Harbor Ent . Oahu DB ' S Keauhou Bay F&B Rge Hawaii
Hilo Harbor Front Range. Lt. Hawaii Kalihi Channel Lt• Oahu
Hilo Harbor Mrgn• Land Hawaii Lt• & DBS Honokohau Hbc Hawaii
Haleiwa Harber F&R Rge Lt• Oahu Lt• . Kewalo Ba•in Ent F&R Rge Oahu
Maalaea Small Boat Harbor F Rge Lt . Maui Kaamola Pt. Lt. Molokai
Honolulu Harbor Ent . Lt. Land Oahu Lt. Nawiliwili Small Boat Harbor Kauai
Kawaihae Harbor Lt Hawaii Lt. Nawiliwili Harbor #9 Kauai
Lahaina Boat Ba•ic F Rge Lt Maui Aid• Pearl Harbor (16 in number) Oahu
Maalaea Moorings Maui Pearl Harbor west Lock F&R Rge Oahu
Milolii Pt . Lt. Site Hawaii Aida Pearl Harbor We•t Loch Oahu
Mauna Loa Tower Site Oahu Lt. Pohakuloa Pt . Lanai
Wailua Bay F Rge Lt. Site Kauai Lt . Port Allen Breakwater Kauai
VHF-FM Transimitters Hawaii Lt. Pyramid Rock Oahu
57 Ia land la land Installation Location Installation Location
Lt . Haleiwa Harbor F Rge Oahu Lt. J Pearl Harbor Ent F&R Rge Lta Oahu Lt . J DB's Nawiliwili Sm. Bt . Harbor J Honolulu Harbor F&R Rge Lt Site Oahu Lt. J VHF - FM Mauna J VHF - FM Haleakala Maui Lt . Hilo Harbor Range Front Hawaii Lt . Haleiwa Harbor Range Rear Oahu Moorings Nawiliwili J Lt . Haleiwa Harbor Oahu Lt. Station Kilauea Point Kauai A/N J Lt . Nohili Point J Lt. Pohoiki Bay Breakwater Hawaii Lt . J Lt. Waianae Breakwater Oahu Lt. Hilo Harbor Range Rear Hawaii Lt Waianae Range Rear Oahu Lt. Hawaii Minor Unidentified Lt . Waianae Range Front Oahu 58 Department of Tranportation Federal Aviation Administration The United States owns or controls several hundred acres of land in the State of Hawaii that are administered by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). A large number of parcels are leased from various private parties including Hawaiian Homelands and from the State of Hawaii. All of the leased lands support facilities on the airports, the navigational approach facilities to the airports, or the enroute air navigation facilities. There are numerous "no cost" leases from the State of Hawaii. However, the various acts of Congress authorizing the expenditure of millions of dollars for airport improvements require the State to provide the real estate upon which technical facilities are constructed, operated and maintained by the Federal government, free of cost to the United States. In some instances the FAA leases lands directly from private parties, sometimes paying fair market rent or receiving the lease as a donation, or at a nominal rent in other cases. Administrative space (nontechnical) at airports is usually leased from the State at a fair market rental rate. The leases, licenses, and permits are listed together with pertinent information in the tabulation at the end of this section. The lands owned in fee by the United States and administered by the FAA consist of lands ceded or set aside by the Territory of Hawaii and those lands acquired by the United states and currently administered by the FAA. The ceded lands were all set - 59 - aside by Governor's Executive Orders for use by the Civil Aeronautics Administration, the predecessor to the FAA, and consist of 8.508 acres for sites and 7.386 acres for road or utility easements. The present uses of the lands by the FAA are all considered to be in conformity with the original purposes and intent of the cession orders. However, technological changes may have occurred, e.g. lands set aside for a low frequency radio range site now support a variable omni-range facility for Vortac, the technical successor to the low frequency radio range navigation facilities. A list of the Governor's Executive Orders follow: - E.O. 1271 dated November 10, 1948 set aside 4.442 acres of ceded lands at Hilo, Hawaii. 3.912 acres were for a road right of-way to the 0.53 acres set aside for the range site. - E.O. 1858 dated September 2, 1958, set aside 0.018 acres as an addition to the aforementioned range site. The expanded site is used as a Vortak (radio navigational facility) which use conforms to the original purpose of the set asides. - E.O. 1808 dated October 30, 1957, set aside 2.96 acres on the Island of Maui as the Peripheral High Site (communications facility), 1.084 acres for access road, and 0.15 acres for utility easement. - E.O. 1413 dated January 22, 1951, set aside 1.6 acres on the Island of Maui as a communications repeater site. E.O. 1832 dated April 11, 1958, set aside ceded lands consisting of a 3.4 acre site and 2.24 acres of supporting road and utility easements to be used for all legitimate purposes of - 60 - the CAA. This facility is presently used as a Combined Center Radar Approach Control Facility. The FAA has acquired two sites in fee, (one on Hawaii and one on Molokai) and one clear zone easement (on Molokai) from private parties by deed recorded in book 17373, pages 792 to 797. The u. s. purchased a 4.9 acre site on Hawaii in September of 1983 for the sum of $73,410. It supports various communications and navigation facilities. On Molokai, a 0.331 acre fee site and a 58.77 acre clear zone easement were purchased from Molokai Ranch Company by deeds dated December 23, 1991 to support the Vortac. The consideration was $668,000. In addition to the land ceded to the United States by the Territory of Hawaii and those lands purchased from private parties by the United States, 230.9 acres of land, originally acquired by the United States through condemnation for use by the Navy, were transferred to the FAA pursuant to the authority contained in the International Aviation Act (49 u.s.c. 1156 and 1157) of 1964. There are several out-grants (leases, licenses and permits) on facilities administered by the FAA. Except as noted below, all out-grants are to Federal, state or local governmental agencies, or to utility companies at no cost to the user except for reimbursement of "fair share" maintenance cost. All uses authorized by the out-grants are compatible with the primary uses of the FAA. Examples include joint use of roads, antenna towers, 20 square feet of building in which to place a communications radio, etc. These out-grants are not considered significant - 61 - enough to separately list. However, they have been examined and are in the office files of the FAA. The exception mentioned above is a license to Puuloa Homes to use 14.1 acres of acquired lands at Ewa for a golf course. Puuloa Homes pays the United States $8,460 per year for use of the lands. The FAA retains control of these lands to ensure adequate clearance zone protection for its facility. These lands are a portion of the lands condemned by the Navy and transferred to the FAA by the International Aviation Act. - 62 - LEASES . PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Ezpires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Lessor MO/YR MO/YR Acres SQ. FT. Rent Purpoae Use Hamakua. Hawaii DTFA08-89-L-12748 Arbor Intn'l 01-89 09-92 16.9 7200 Communication• - RCAG Same Hilo. Hawaii DTFA08-86-L-11553 State of HI 07-58 06-96 0.7 none Communication• - RTR Same Div. of Aviation Hilo. Hawaii DTFAl0-80-L-00110 State of HI 01-80 12-09 145. 7 none Radar - ASR Same DLNR Hilo. Hawaii DOT-FA79PC-2927#1 State of HI 03-08 09-09 l. 5 none Radar - ASR Same Div. of Aviation Hilo. Hawaii DOT-FA76PC-2790 State of HI 07-76 06-96 2.0 none Combined Station & Tower Same Div . of Aviation Hilo/Lyman Airport . HI FA69PC-540 State of HI 07-68 06-98 0.1 none Approach Aid - VASI Same Div. of Aviation Hilo/Lyman Airport, HI DTFA08-85-L-1132 State of HI 11-85 09-05 0 . 4 none Approach Aid - VASI same Div. of Aviation Hilo, Hawaii DOT-FA69PC-603 State of HI 07-69 06-99 7.1 none Approach Aid - ILS same Div. of Aviation 63 .. LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expire• Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Leasor MO/YR MO/YR Acre• SQ. FT. Rent Purpose IJae Hilo. Hawaii DOT-FA79PC-2925#1 State of HI 02-85 09-09 23.1 none Approach Aid - MALSR Same Div . of Aviation Hilo/Lyman Airport . Hawaii DTFA08-83-L-10651 State of HI 09-83 06-03 1. 2 none Approach Aid - ODALS Same Div. of Aviation Mauna Loa . HI DTFAl0-81-L-00206 State of HI 01-81 11-45 0.2 none Headquarters Facility Same DLNR Hilo , Hawaii DTFA08-85-L-11240 State of HI 07-73 06-95 0.4 468 Approach Aid - MM Same Hawaiian Homeland Hilo. Hawaii DTFA08-90-L-13097 State of HI 06-89 09-99 402 none Strorage - Control Tower same Div. of Aviation Kona. Keahole Airport DOT-FA27PC-877 State of HI 06-72 06-02 0.1 none Control Tower Same Div. of Aviation Kona. Keahole Airport DOT-FA77PC-2861 State of HI 02-78 09-07 0.6 none Communication• - RTR Same Div. of Aviation 64 .. LEASES. PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No. Lessor MO/YR MO/YR Acres SQ. FT. Rent Purpoae Uae Kena, Keahole Airport DTFA08-83-L-10756 State of HI 03-84 09-04 0 . 3 none Approach Aid - VASI Same Div . of Aviation Kailua , Kena HI DTFA08-85-L-11342 liliuokalani Tr . 07-85 06-95 109 . 4 4500 Navigation - VORTAC Same Kena . Keahole Airport DOT-FA70PC-667#2 State of HI 07-70 06-00 9.8 none Approach/ Airport -MULTI S a•• Div . of Aviation Kena . Keahole Airport DOT-FA70PC-668#2 State of HI 07-70 06-00 16.4 none Approach Aids - MULTI Same Div . of Aviation Kamuela. Hawaii DTFA08-90-L-12978 Richard Smart Tr . 07-90 09-10 0 . 1 15 Navigation - VOR Same Kamuela, Hawaii FA66PC-892 State of Hi 01-66 12-96 0 . 4 none Road & Utility Row - VOR Same Div. of Aviation Kamuela. Hawaii DTFA08-87-L-11812 State of HI 10-77 09-07 0.5 none Approach Aid - VASI Same Div . of Aviation Kamuela , Hawaii DTFA08-86-L-11656 State of HI 08-86 06-06 0.1 none Approach Aid - REIL Same Div . of Aviation 65 .1 LEASES. PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Eipirea Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Leasor HO/YR HO/YR Acre• SQ . FT . Rent Purpose Use Kohala A. Waimea DTFA08-90-L-13122 State of HI 07-90 12-99 312 672 Headquarter• - Non.-Tech. Same Div . of Aviation Pahoa Hawaii DTFA08-87-L-11816 State of HI 08-87 07-92 181.1 12.500 Navigation Fae. -ATCBI/NDB Same Hawaiian Homelands Kilauea Mil Camp, HI DTFA08-86-L-11554#2U.S . Army 12-77 12-92 0.1 none Communication - KHC/RCO Same Kalahoo , Kauai FA-PC-181 State of HI 03-61 12-99 6.8 252 Navigation Fae - VORTAC Same Div . of Aviation Kokee , Kauai DTFA08-83-L-10620 U.S. Air Force 05-78 04-93 0 . 1 none Communication• - RCAG Same Kokee , Kauai DOT-FA79PC-2923 NASA 03-84 09-99 2 none Radar - ATCRBS/RSM Same Lihue. Kauai DTFAl0-80-00080 State of HI 06-80 06-10 1. 6 none Coamunication - RTR Same Div.of Aviation Lihue . Kauai DOT-FA76PC-2743#1 State of HI 07-75 09-03 0 . 7 none Approach Aid - VASI/REIL same Div . of Aviation 66 .. LEASES. PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Leaae Ho . Leasor HO/YR MO/YR Acre• SQ. FT. Rent Purpose Uae Lanai DOT-FA-76PC-2787 State of HI 03-83 09-03 0.5 none Approach Aid - VASI Same Div . of Aviation Hana. Maui DOT-FA76PC-2788 State of HI 03-83 09-03 0.1 none Communication - RCO Same Div. of Aviation Puunianiau. Maui DOT-FA77PC-2833 Natl.Park Service 10-77 09-97 0 . 1 none Access Road Same Puunianiau , Maui DOT-FA77PC-2831 Haleakala Ranch 07-77 09-97 6 . 2 2973 Radar - ATCRBS Same Haleakala , Maui FA68PC-257 State of HI 10-67 10-30 4.8 none Communication/Row- RTR Same Div. of Aviation Kahului . Maui DTFA08-87-L-11881 State of HI 11-72 10-07 0 . 1 none Navigation Fae - VORTAC Same Div. of Aviation Kahului, Maui DTFA08-86-L-11473 State of HI 03-86 06-06 0 . 3 none Communication - RTR Same Div . of Aviation Kahului , Maui DOT-FA73PC-2516#1 State of HI 11-72 10-92 0.2 none Navigation - NDB Same Div . of Aviation 68 .. t i LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Ezpirea Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Le•aor HO/YR HO/YR Acres SQ . FT. Rent Purpose Uae Lihue, Kauai DTFAl0-80-00079 State of HI 01-80 09-00 0 . 2 none Navigation Fae - VORTAC Same Div. of Aviation Lihue, Kauai DTFA08-83-L-10489 State of HI 02-83 09-03 24.5 none Approach Aid - HALSR Same Div of Aviation Lihue. Kauai FA68PC-287 State of HI 07-68 06-98 0.2 none Control Tower Same Div. of Aviation Princeville Airport DTFA08-82-L-10435 State of HI 03-82 09-92 10 none communication - RHLT Same Div . of Aviation Lihue. Kauai DTFA08-83-L-10486 State of HI 02-83 09-03 2.5 none Approach Aid - ILS Same Div. of Aviation Lihue. Kauai DTFA08-91-L-13167 Kauai Lagoons 01-91 09-10 103 . 9 120 Navigation Fae . - VORTAC Same Resort CA . Ltd Lihue, Kauai DTFA08-89-L-12733 State of HI 10-91 09-99 1160 none Headquarter• - AFSFO Same Div . of Aviation Lanai DTFA08-88-L-12341 Castle & Cooke 06-78 09-03 3.5 none 600 Navigation Fae - VOR Same 67 LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquir.,d Expir.,• Building y.,arly Orginal Curr.,nt Location L.,a • ., No. L.,••or MO/YR MO/YR Acres SQ. FT . R.,nt Purpo•., u ... Kahului. Maui FA-PC-234 Am.,nd No . 5Stat., of HI 07-65 06-95 43.1 none Approach - ILS/MALSR/MM Sam., Div . of Aviation Kahului . Maui DTFA08-86-L-11503 Stat., of HI 04-86 06-06 2 . 5 none Control Tow.,r Sam., Div. of Aviation Kahului , Maui DTFA08-85-L-11127 Stat., of HI 01-85 06-05 0 . 3 none Approach - VASI Same Div. of Aviation Kahului. Maui DOT-FA75PC-2690 Stat., of HI 04-84 09-04 0.2 non., Approach - VASI Sam., Div . of Aviation Kahului , Maui DOT-FA77PC-2846#7 Stat., of HI 12-77 09-07 0.2 none Approach - VASI Sam., Div . of Aviation Kahului. Maui DOT-FA78PC-2902 Stat., of HI 01-84 09-04 127 . 2 none Navigation. Radar - ASR Sam., Div. of Aviation Kih.,i , Maui DTFA08-84-L-10894 Stat., of HI 07-84 06-04 1. 5 none Navigation - NDB Sam., Div . of Aviation Wailuku, Maui DOT-FA76PC-2763 Alui:and.,r & Baldwin 11-75 10-95 0 . 1 100 Approach Aid - OM Sam., 69 LEASES . PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No. Lessor HO/YR HO/YR Acre a SQ. FT. Rent Purpoae Uae Hoolehua. Molokai DTFA-10-81-L-00211State of HI 07-81 06-01 0.5 none Control Tower Same Div. of Aviation Hoolehua, Molokai DOT-FA78PC-2871 State of HI 06-78 09-08 0 . 1 none Approach Aid - R!IL Same Div . of Aviation Hoolehua, Molokai DTFA08-87-L-11811 State of HI 07-72 06-02 0.2 none Headquarters - SFO&ATIS s • • • Div . of Aviation Kualapupu. Molokai FA-PC-190 Maui County 02-62 12-99 0 . 2 none Living Quarters Same Koko Head. Oahu FA-6-26 CC of HNL 07-59 12-99 4 . 1 650 Navigation - VOR Same Honolulu Int'l/Airport DTFA08-83-L-10659 State of HI 08-83 09-03 104 . 4 none Navigation - VORTAC Same Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA79PC-2918 State of HI 10-79 09-09 13.4 none Approach Aid - HALS Same Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA77PC-2837#1 State of HI 10-83 09-07 164.0 none Approach Aid - MULTI Same Div. of Aviation 70 LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquir"d Ezpir"s Building y.,arly Orginal Curr.,nt Location L"a"" Ho. Leasor MO/YR MO/YR Acres SQ. FT. R"nt Purpoa" u ... Honolulu Int ' l Airport DTFA10-80-L-00092#1Stat .. of HI 07-80 09-05 65.6 none Navigation, Radar - ASR Sam" Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA78PC-2903 Stat" of HI 12-78 09-08 0.1 none Approach Aid - VASI Same Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DOT-FA71PC-698 Stat" of HI 02-74 01. 04 0 . 6 none Approach Aid - VASI Sam" Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA75PC-2688 Stat" of HI 12-83 06-04 0.2 none Approach Air - VASI Sam" Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA75PC-2728 Stat" of HI 09-83 06-05 0.3 none Approach Aid - VASI Sam" Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA77PC-2828 Stat" of HI 05-77 09-07 0.6 none Approach Aid - VASI Sam" Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DOT-FA77PC-2841 Stat" of HI 12-83 09-07 0 . 1 none Approach Aid - VASI Sam" Div. of Aviation 71 LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Leasor HO/YR HO/YR Acres SQ. FT . Rent Purpose Use Honolulu Int ' l Airport DOT-FA73PC- 2582 State of HI 07-83 06-93 13 . 6 none Approach Aid - ILS Same Div. of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA78PC-2906 State of HI 07-79 09-08 5 . 0 none Approach Aid - LDA Same Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DTFA08-83-L-10696 State of HI 10-83 09-93 0 . 1 none Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DTFA08-83-L-10697 State of HI 12-83 09-03 0.7 none Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DOT-FA73PC-2538 State of HI 11-83 06-03 7 . 8 none Approach Aid - ILS Same Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport FA65PC-871 State of HI 12-65 06-95 0 . 2 none Approach Aid - REIL Same Div of Aviation Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA75PC-2689 State of HI 03-84 09-04 0.4 none Approach Aid - REIL Same Div . of Aviation 72 LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Ezpirea Building Yearly orginal Current Location Leaae No. Leasor MO/YR MO/YR Acre a SQ. FT. Rent Purpose Uae Honolulu Int'l Airport DTFA08-89-L-12878 State of HI 01-89 09-94 1546 29.664 Headquarters - CASFO Same Div of Aviation Diamond Head, Oahu FA67PC-104 State of HI 06-67 05-32 4230 none Storage Same Dept. of Defense Diamond Head, Oahu DOT-FAPC-245 State of HI 10-87 10-97 0.6 400 Parking - CARTCC Same Dept. of Defense Honolulu Int'l Airport DOT-FA79PC-2913 State of HI 05-79 09-09 2.6 43,680 Multi purpose uae Same Div . of Aviation Honolulu Int ' l Airport DOT-FA70PC-649#6 Air Service Corp. 08-70 7 6796 97.862 P'light Service District Office Same Mt. Kaala, Oahu FA66PC-893 Stat of HI 04-63 04-28 53.7 none Communication - RCAG Same Div. of Aviation Mt. Kaala. Oahu FAPC-194 Castle & Cooke 02-64 06-93 4.5 none Radar - ASAR Same Mt . Kaala. Oahu P'A-PC-845 Castle & Cooke 04-65 06-93 0.2 120 Parking - ASAR Same 73 ., LEASES. PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Ezpires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No. Leasor HO/YR HO/YR Acres SQ. FT. Rent Purpose Use Barbera Point . Oahu C6CA-412A U. S. Navy 11-57 12-99 0.2 none Approach Aid - LOH same Hickam AFB. Oahu DTFA08-90-L-12925 U.S. Air Force 04-09 03-95 2.8 none Logistics Staging Facility Same Honolulu Int'l Airport DTFA08-84-L-11067#4U.S. Air Force 11-90 09-04 0.7 none Radar - ASR Same Waimanalo. Oahu DTFA08-5-L-11241 07/74 .9 $1.100 Radio Comm Same Hauna Kapu Nanakuli FA6-7 Amend 7 03/56 .1 0 Trans/receiver Same Hauna Kapu-EWA DTFA08-87-L-11808 07/87 . 1 1.400 Trana/receiver Same Hauna Kapu-EWA DOT-FA78PC-2888 10/89 1.0 150 Trans/receiver Same Hauna Kapu Kanakuli FA6-7 Amend 7 03/56 .1 1.250 Trans/receiver Same Hauna Kapu Nanakuli FA6-7 Amend 7 03/56 2.3 0 Trans/receiver Same Hickam/Honolulu DTFAl0-80-L-00083 02/80 5.2 0 ATC Tower Same 74 LEASES, PERMITS & LICENSES - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Acquired Expires Building Yearly Orginal Current Location Lease No . Le•sor HO/YR HO/YR Acres SQ . FT. Rent Purpose Use Ft. Kam, Honolulu DTFA08-87-L-11815 #2 11/77 1. 4 0 Lighting Sys Same Hickam AFB/HIA DTFA08-85-L-11259 #7 07/90 . 3 0 Trana/receiver Same Hilo/Lyman Airport DOT-FA76PC-2715 07/76 • 4 0 Landing aid S ame Ht . Kaala. Oahu FA-PC-179 U.S. Army 12-71 12-96 64.1 none Radar Site - ARSR S••• Ht. Kaala , Oahu FA-PC-188 Waiainae Dev . 02-62 12-99 6.5 none Radar Site Access Road Same Ht. Kaala Oahu FA-PC-193 Castle & Cooke 02-64 06-93 2 . 9 none Radar Site Access Road Same Waimanalo , Oahu DA-94-626 ENG-22 Bishop Estate 02-75 12-99 8 . 6 600 Communication - RCO Same 75 - 76 - Department of Veterans Affairs The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has seven leased facilities in the State of Hawaii in addition to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific which is owned by the United States and under the administrative control of VA. The leased facilities are all privately owned and are leased at fair market rental rates. A matrix describing these facilities follows. Additionally, a new program, the proposed Pacific Center, will necessitate leasing 5,000 to 6,000 square feet in Honolulu and 9,000 square feet in Hilo for an Intensive Residential Facility. The National Cemetery of the Pacific contains a total of 116.74 acres comprised of 34.22 acres ceded land originally acquired in January 1906, as part of the Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation; 77.32 acres ceded land acquired in May 1950, from the State of Hawaii as a site for the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific; and 5.20 acres in fee simple transferred from General Services Administration on January 5, 1978. The 34.22 acres is a portion of a 157.5 acre site temporarily set aside for the Punchbowl Hill Military Reservation by Presidential Executive Order Number 395-A dated January 18, 1906, and reaffirmed by Presidential Executive Order 1531 dated May 11, 1912, for military purposes. It was used by the U.S. Army and the Hawaiian National Guard for rifle range purposes until the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific was established by the Department of the Army, General Order Number - 77 - 68 effective October 1, 1948. The state of Hawaii set aside 77.32 acres by Governor's Executive Order Number 1378 on May 3, 1950, and the national cemetery boundaries were extended to include it by the Department of the Army General Order Number 31, dated September 26, 1950. The entire 111.54 acres of ceded land together with .29 acres utility easement was transferred to the VA effective September 1, 1973, pursuant to the National Cemeteries Act of 1973. VA pays all the construction, operation and maintenance costs of the cemetery except for the Honolulu Memorial at the cemetery which was erected and maintained by the American Battle Monuments Commission. This Commission is an independent agency of the Executive Branch of the United States government established by Congress in 1923 to commemorate the services and achievements of the U.S. Armed Forces. - 78 - v .. t .. rans Affairs L@aB@B Acquir@d Expir@s Building Annual Location Addr@ss MO-YR MO-YR Sq . FT . R@nt Hilo. Hawaii 120 K@aw., Str@@t May 1990 May 1995 5 . 000 90 . 000 Primary Car@ & V@t@ran• C@nt@r Hilo. Hawaii 120 K@aw., Str@@t Oct. 1991 S@p. 1993 2 . 100 180 Parking Honolulu. Hawaii 1680 Kapiolani Blvd. Jan. 1990 Jan . 1993 2500 74. 700 Vi@tnam Outr@ach C@nt@r Honolulu . Hawaii 1132 Bishop Str@@t Oct. 1992 S@p. 1997 6 . 927 259 . 763 Post Traumatic Str@s• 3rd Floor Disord@r Clinic Wailuku. Maui 35 Lunalilo Str@@t March 1989 F@b . 1994 4749 146. 031 Primary Care Clinic & V@t@rans C@nt@r Lihu@ . Kauai 3367 Kuhio Hwy . May 1989 April 1994 5400 139 . 399 Primary Care Clinic & Veterans Center Kailua-Kona. Hawaii 75-5995 Kuakini Hwy . April 1989 March 1994 4400 101,904 Primary Care Clinic F@rn Building Vet@rans Center 79 - 80 - Federal Communications Commission Property under the jurisdiction of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Hawaii consists of its co-located District Office and Waipahu Monitoring Station. This installation contains 47.762 acres of fee simple land located on Waipio Peninsula adjoining the Ted Makalena golf course. The United States (U.S. Navy) acquired the property by condemnation, Declaration Taking Civil No. 489 filed in the U.S. District Court on August 22, 1945. The Navy used the property until about 1959 when the FCC began using it under a Permit from the Navy. After approval of a Navy Report of Excess by the U.S. Armed Services Committees of Congress, the property was formally transferred by GSA to FCC on April 15, 1964. The site is actively used by FCC for accomplishment of its mission. However, technical electronic signal problems have developed between a privately owned local television station and FCC. Relocation of a portion of the FCC facilities appears to be the best solution to the problem. Negotiations are underway between GSA and the State of Hawaii pursuant to Public Laws 100-594 and 101-396 which provide authority to sell the property to Hawaii and the proceeds be used by FCC for its relocation and replacement costs. It appears that FCC will continue to use ten acres of the present site and use the 37.762 acre remainder will be involved in the replacement transaction with Hawaii. - 81 - , - 82 - General Services Administration The real property under jurisdiction of the General Services Administration (GSA) in Hawaii consists of four Federally owned and 20 leased installations. In addition, GSA has two facilities located on the Department of the Air Force land at Hickam Air Force Base, Oahu, and uses space in four U.S. Postal Service owned facilities; three at Honolulu, Oahu, and one at Wailuku, Maui. One of the functions of GSA as "housekeeper" for the government is to provide space and facilities to all Federal agencies as needed. Therefore, occupancy of all real property owned or controlled by GSA is classified as general purpose and is assigned to numerous other agencies or used for its own operation and administrative use. A matrix of pertinent data concerning the use of Federally owned and leased space use is attached. All of the leased facilities are leased at current fair market rental rates. The Air Force and Postal Service owned space is included herein for reference and continuity only. The following described GSA owned installations contain a total of 11.862 acres of which 3.786 acres is ceded land: (1) Prince Kuhio Federal Building, and U.S. Courthouse, 300 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, Ohau. This installation comprises 8.076 acres of land owned in fee simple improved with a 1,028,749 gross square foot Federally constructed building completed in 1977. - 83 - 4.346 acres of the site was a portion of former Fort Armstrong originally acquired by the United States under Presidential Proclamations in 1898 and 1899. It was used by the U.S. Army and Navy until the early 1960 1 s when plans for a new Federal building at the site began to develop and such use phased down. The State of Hawaii quitclaimed all it's right, title and interest in this portion of the site to the United States by deed dated November 27, 1962 (Liber 4487/502). In a subsequent land exchange with the U.S., the State of Hawaii conveyed an 3.730 acre fee simple addition to the site by deed dated May 22, 1969 (Liber 6531/11). The U.S. pays all operation and maintenance costs for this facility. (2) Federal Building, Post Office and Courthouse at Kinoole and Waianuenue Avenues, Hilo, Hawaii. This installation comprises 1.525 acres of ceded land improved with a 49,792 square foot Federally constructed building originally completed in 1917 and expanded in 1937. Approximately 2,000 square feet of the site to round off the corner of what is now Kinoole and Wailuku Streets was granted by revocable license to the County of Hawaii on April 15, 1912. This portion of the property is still in use for public street purposes. The site was originally acquired by Act of the U.S. Congress, 59th Congress, First Session, Chapter 3435, approved June 19, 1906, modified by Act of the 61st Congress, Second Session, Chapter 383, Section 19, approved in 1910. The property was set aside as a site for a Federal building and such use - 84 - continues today. The U.S. pays the entire operation and maintenance cost of the facility. (3) Federal Building, 29 Kuhio Street, Hilo, Hawaii. This installation consists of 0.811 acres of ceded land at the northwest corner of Kalanianaole and Kuhio Streets improved with a 7,144 square foot Federally constructed building completed in 1941. The facility is operated and maintained entirely at u. s. government expense. The land was set aside by Governor's Executive Order Number 862, dated October 13, 1939, for Federal building purposes and it has been in such continuous use since construction. (4) Vehicle parking area, part of former Fort Armstrong, Honolulu, Oahu. This installation consists of 1.45 acres of ceded land located at the intersection of Pleasanton and Buford Avenues abutting the southwestern most boundary of the U.S. Immigration station. The site is a portion of Lot 6 (portion of Reef of Kaakaukukui) originally reserved for Naval Purpose by Presidential Proclamation Number 10, dated November 10, 1899. By a series of Presidential Executive Orders ((beginning with Presidential Executive Order (PEO) Number 108 dated January 15, 1909)), lands were transferred from the Department of the Navy to the War Department for establishment and enlargement of a military reservation which became Fort Armstrong. PEO 5487 dated November 14, 1930, amended the description of Fort Armstrong Military Reservation as it then existed including most of this site which is a portion of Tract Number 1 therein. - 85 - ' The Act of 57th Congress, Session II, Chapter 1007 approved March 3, 1903, directed establishment of an Immigration Station and erection of necessary buildings on land owned by the United states adjoining the "Channel Wharf." By letter dated January 8, 1904, the Secretary of the Navy transferred a tract of the original naval reservation to the Department of the Treasury for the immigration station site. Administrative jurisdiction of the then Immigration Service passed from the Department of the Treasury to Department of Labor and subsequent thereto, the Department of Labor retransferred a portion of the immigration site to the War Department by letter dated December 16, 1939, as an addition to Fort Armstrong and a part thereof became the most northeastern 63 feet of subject site. Department of the Army General Order dated June 7, 1950, effective June 1, 1950, transferred jurisdiction over 2.892 acres at Fort Armstrong including subject site to the U.S. Army Chief of Engineers as the Honolulu District Engineer Reservation. The U.S. Army District Engineer used the property until reporting it excess to GSA by Final Report of Excess Real Property, SF-118, transmitted by letter of January 17, 1975. By deed dated December 31, 1980, GSA quitclaimed the right, title and interest of the United States in the property to the State of Hawaii, reserving, however, the subject 1.45 acre site which is under jurisdiction of GSA and is used by various government agencies for vehicular parking. - 86 - .. General Services Adm i nistrati on - Leases Acquired Expire a Building Annual Location Address MO-YR MO-YR Sq. P'T . Rent Hilo . Hawaii 200 Kanoclehua Dec . 1988 Oct . 1993 3520 92 . 117 Kailua Kona . Hawaii 73-4786 Kanalaui St . Dec . 1991 Nov . 1996 3750 60 . 450 Kailua Kona. Hawaii 75-5586 Ololi Rd . Dec. 1991 Dec. 1999 540 18.193 Kealakekua Kona . Hawai i Aahikawa Building Dec . 1988 Nov . 1993 1340 34 . 147 Kailua Kona . Hawaii 75-5626-Kuaki n i Hwy P'eb . 1992 Feb . 1997 224 7 , 311 Lihue . Kauai 4334 Rice Street Aug. 1991 Aug. 1999 4000 122 . 114 Lihue , Kauai 3501 Rice Street Apr. 1991 March 1999 500 14. 985 Wailuku , Maui 2145 Wells Street Jan. 1982 Jan. 1993 4475 148. 588 87 General Services Administration - Leases Acquired Expires Building Annual Location Address MO-YR MO-YR Sq. FT. Rent Wailuku. Maui 2200 Main Street May 1992 May 2000 787 27,262 Pearl City . Oaho 97-719 Kamehameha Apr . 1988 March 1993 5487 175,070 Kahului. Maui 95 Leno Ave Aug. 1989 Aug. 1994 610 18.329 Honolulu. Oahu Upper Deck July 1978 June 1993 2110 21. 720 Pier 10. Bldg. 8 Honolulu . Oahu Honolulu Int'l Airport June 1989 May 1994 1392 26, 724 Honolulu. Oahu 677 Ala Moana Blvd. Oct. 1988 Dec . 1993 12,726 370,534 Honolulu, Oahu Sand Island Access Rd. Nov. 1988 Nov. 1993 10,619 134,543 Honolulu. Oahu 746 Auahi Street Feb. 1992 Feb . 1994 14,045 250,703 88 .. G Acquir Honolulu, Oahu 1350 S . King Str.,.,t Jan. 1989 Jan. 1994 3,635 100,893 Honolulu . Oahu 500 Ala Moana Blvd . May 1991 May 1999 11. 188 483.693 Honolulu , Oahu 2620 Waiwai Loop F Honolulu. Oahu 6700 Kalanianaol 89 Facilities occupied by GSA Building Address Sq . FT . Building # 1725 20,681 Building constructed with GSA funds and occupied by GSA (Fed. Supply Serv.) Building # T-1716 30 , 400 Air Force constructed building occupied by GSA (Federal Supply Service) 90 U.S. Postal Service Owned Space used by GSA for assignment to various Federal Agencies Building Location Address Sq . FT. Honolulu . Oahu 335 Merchant Street 14 . 624 Hololulu . Oahu 3600 Aolele Street 12.633 Hololulu . Oahu 700 Richards Street 21. 000 Wailuku. Maui 70 South High Street 3 . 078 91 - 92 - UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE LISTING OF FACILITIES - HAWAII SQUARE FEET BLDG POST OF F ICE UNIT STREET ADDRESS ZIPCODE INT . SITE OCCP OWNERSHIP AIEA MAIN OFFICE 99-185 MOANALUA RD 96701 2428 5482 11/1985 LEASED ANAHOLA MAIN OFFICE 4-4350 KUHIO HWY 96703 828 3867 10/1966 LEASED CAPTAIN COOK MAIN OFFICE KILOA RD L MAMALAO HWY 96704 3074 27490 01/1978 OWNED ELEELE MAIN OFFICE ELEELE SHOPPING CENTER 96705 1500 1500 03/1955 LEASED EUA BEACH EWA STATION 91-1202 RENTON RD 96706 1580 7000 04/1958 LEASED EWA BEACH MAIN OFFICE PAPIPI RD & FORT WEAVER 96706 10738 70600 05/1983 OWNED EWA BEACH NAVAL AIR STATION STA BLDG #3 96706 4960 27200 01/1960 MILITARY HAIKU MA IN OFFICE HAIKU RD 96708 2880 14462 06/1973 LEASED HAKALAU MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADDRESS 96710 620 2302 12/1961 LEASED HALEIUA MAIN OFFICE 66-437 KAMEHAMEHA HWY 96712 4160 4320 05/1982 LEASED HANA MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96713 1052 1457 03/1955 LEASED HANALEI GROUND LEASE KUHI HIGHWAY 96714 0 9350 00/0000 NO BUILDING HANALEI MAIN OFFICE KUHIO HIGHWAY 96714 2116 0 03/1976 OWNED HANAPEPE MAIN OFFICE KONA AND KOULA RDS 96716 1605 6338 01/1970 LEASED HAUULA MAIN OFFICE 54316 KAMEHAMEHA HUY 96717 1439 1439 02/1974 LEASED HAWAi l NATL PARK MAIN OFFICE BLDG 34 KILAUEA MIL RES 96718 225 225 11/1968 MILITARY HAWI MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96719 400 440 03/1955 LEASED HILO DOWNTOWN STATION 154 WAINUENE ST 96720 7620 7900 04/1917 GSA HILO MAIN OFFICE MOKUEA & AKAHNA STS 96720 29703 0 01/1978 OWNED HILO MAIN OFFICE GRND LBE GENERAL LY MAN FIELD 96720 0 144400 00/0000 NO BUILDING HOLUALOA MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96725 960 1056 04/1961 LEASED HONAUNAU MAIN OFFICE CITY OF REFUGE ROAD 96726 1980 32800 10/1978 LEASED HIHONOKAA GROUND LEASE LEHUA RD & MAMANE ST 96727 0 29500 00/0000 NO BUILDING HONOKAA KUKUIHAELE BRANCH NO ST ADDRESS 96727 244 4550 02/1957 LEA HONOKAA MAIN OFFICE HONOKAA/WAIPIO RD. 96727 4805 0 03/1984 OWNED HONOLULU AlNA HAINA STATION 820 HlND DRIVE 96821 2461 2461 03/1990 LEASED HONOLULU ALA HOANA STATION 1450 ALA MOANA BLVD 96814 2715 2715 04/1988 LEASED HONOLULU CHINATOWN STATION 100 NO BERETANIA ST 96827 1711 2383 12/1974 LEASED HONOLULU DOWNTOWN SITE RICHARDS & HALEKUAWILA 96813 0 38286 00/0000 NO BUILDING HONOLUL U DOWNTOWN STA PKG #1 707 RICHARDS ST 96813 12300 12300 11/1989 FREE SPACE HONOLULU DOWNTOWN STA PKG #2 PIER 8 96813 11700 11700 11/1989 FREE SPACE HONOLULU DCUNTOWN STATION 335 MERCHANT ST 96813 165868 113260 04/1922 OWNED HONOLULU EATON SQUARE NPU 444 HOBRON LANE 96819 980 980 04/1983 LEASED HONOLULU FORD ISLAND STATION BLDG #42 96818 3128 3128 01/1960 MILITARY HONOLULU FORT SHAFTER STATION BLDG #T-1 96823 5456 6440 01/1959 MILITARY - 93 HONOLULU GENERAL MAIL FACILITY 3600 AOLELE STREET 96820 349887 1156387 08/1974 OWNED HONOLULU GMF EMPL PARKING DAMON TRACT 96819 0 65340 00/0000 NO BUILDING HONOLULU HAWAII KAI STA 7040 HAWAII KAI DR 96825 14685 100929 09/1976 OWNED HONOLULU HICKAM AFB STA BLDG #T-1127 96824 4298 5221 01/1959 MILITARY HONOLULU KAIMUKI STATION 1130 KOKO HEAD AVE 96816 1064 2102 01/1956 LEASED HONOLULU KAPAHULU NPU 870 KAPAHULU AVE . 96815 1575 1575 09/1982 LEASED HONOLULU KAPALAMA STATION 1271 N KING ST 96817 0 0 00/0000 OWNED HONOLULU MAIN OFFICE STORAGE BLDG 1, MANANA STORAGE 96860 6144 6144 02/1983 MILITARY HONOLULU MAKIKI STATION 1111 LUNALILO ST 96822 16111 0 05/1976 OWNED HONOLULU MAKIKI STATION SITE 1111 LUNALILO ST. 96822 0 122901 00/0000 NO BUILDING HONOLULU MANOA VALLEY NPU 2754 UOODLAWN DRIVE 96822 1438 984 01/1992 LEASED HONOLULU MOILIILI STATION 2700-C S . KlNG ST 96828 2800 39520 09/1986 LEASED HONOLULU NAVY CANTONMENT STA MOANALUA SHOPPING CTR 96818 1296 1296 04/1976 LEASED HONOLULU HAVY TERM STA HOU #1 BLDG #150 96818 456 456 01/1960 MILITARY HONOLULU NAVY TERM STA MOU #3 COHSERVPAC- MAKALAPA 96818 581 951 01/1962 MILITARY HONOLULU NAVY TERMINAL STA BLDGS #64 & 64A 96818 12564 12564 01/1960 MILITARY HONOLULU SUBMARINE BASE STA BLDG #656 96818 1800 2232 01/1960 MILITARY HONOLULU TRIPLER ARMY HOSP STA BLDG #1 96823 2900 3080 01/1959 MILITARY HONOLULU UPTOWN NPU 1176 NW ANU AVE. 96817 2828 3709 12/1983 LEASED HONOLULU VMF 89 SAND ISLND ACCESS RD 96819 13670 108900 05/1972 OWNED HONOLULU UAIALAE-KAHALA STA 4354 PAHOA AVE 96816 12n8 40595 03/1967 LEASED HONOLULU WAIKIKI STATION 330 SARATOGA RD 96815 16758 70800 04/1972 OWNED HONOMU MAIN OFFICE HONOHU RD 96728 1618 34064 05/1991 LEASED HOOLEHUA GROUND LEASE NO ST ADDRESS 96729 0 43560 00/0000 NO BUILDING HOOLEHUA MAIN OFFICE PUUPEELUA 96729 880 4196 05/1960 LEASED KAAAWA MAIN OFFICE 51 480 KAH HWY 96n0 640 4736 11/1965 LEASED KAHUKU MAIN OFFICE 56-565 KAMEHAMEHA HWY 96731 1522 649044 03/1990 LEASED KAHULUI MAIN OFFICE 138 SOUTH PUUNENE AVE 96732 9705 39944 06/1972 LEASED KAI LUA MAIN OFFICE 335 HAHANI ST 96 n4 13173 54000 04/1970 LEASED KAILUA KONA MAIN OFFICE 74-5577 PALANI RD 96740 10188 68269 08/1972 LEASED KAILUA-KONA KEAUHOU CONTRACT STA 78-6831 ALII DRIVE 96740 600 0 12/1990 LEASED KALAHEO MAIN OFFICE KALAHEO SHOPPING CENTER 96741 2304 14288 07/1977 LEASED KALAUPAPA MA IN OFFICE KALAUPAPA SETTLEMENT 96742 807 807 07/1930 FREE SPACE KAMUELA KAWAI HAE STATION AKONI PULE HIGHWAY 96743 136 3000 07/1987 LEASED KAMUELA MAIN OFFICE LlNDSEY ROAD 96743 5318 27000 04/1984 OWNED KANEOHE MAIN OFFICE 46-036 KAMEHAMEHA HWY 96744 15017 60000 10/1972 LEASED KAPM MAIN OFFICE 4-1105 KUHIO HWY 96746 6400 35000 09/1983 LEASED KAPAAU MAIN OFFICE GOVT MAIN/UNION MILL RD 96755 2112 17723 12/1975 LEASED KAUMAKANI MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96747 399 808 03/1955 LEASED KAUNAKAKAI MAIN OFFICE ALA MALAMA ST AT KAMOI 96748 4368 29084 02/1989 LEASED - 94 KEMU MAIN OFFICE OLD VOLC AN O RD 96749 3417 0 01/1985 OWNED KEAAU MAIN OFFICE LAND ONLY OLD VOLCAN O RD. 96749 0 17084 00/0000 NO BUILDING KEALAKEKUA MAIN OFFICE MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY 96750 4739 2n00 12/1976 LEASED KEALIA MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96751 487 535 03/1955 LEASED KEKAHA MAIN OFFICE KEKAHA ROAD 96752 2960 24049 07/1983 LEASED KIHEI MAIN OFFICE 1254 SOUTH KIHEI ROAD 96753 5278 31260 10/1972 LEASED KILAUEA MAIN OFFICE OLD KUHIO HWY 96754 740 2780 02/1975 LEASED KO LOA MAIN OFFICE WELIWELI ROAD 96756 4298 27039 11/1983 LEASED KUALAPU U MAIN OFFICE 308 FARRINGTON AVE . 96757 400 440 10/1955 LEASED KULA M.O. GRWND LEASE W SIDE KULA HIGHWAY 96790 0 43082 00/0000 NO BUILDING KULA MAIN OFFICE KULA HIGHWAY 96790 2133 0 04/1979 OWNED KUN IA MAIN OFFICE KUNIA STORE 96759 264 290 03/1961 LEASED KURTIS TOWN MAIN OFFICE NEW VOLCANO HWY 96760 1723 20000 12/1977 LEASED LAHAINA DOUNTOUN STATION 132 PAPALAUA ST 96761 3531 12694 02/1966 LEASED LAHAINA GRWND LEASE E. SIDE HONOAPIILANI HY 96761 0 122534 00/0000 NO BUILDING LAHAINA MAIN OFFICE 1760 HONOAPIILANI HWY 96761 11823 106591 10/1980 OWNED LAIE MAIN OFFICE 55-SlO KAMEHAMEHA HWY 96762 3600 5494 11/1974 LEASED LANAI ClTY MAIN OFFICE 731 LANAI AVE 96763 1320 1452 03/1955 LEASED HILAUPAHOEHOE MAIN OFFICE HANOUAIOPAE HOMESTEAD S 96764 1120 0 12/1984 OWNED LAUPAHOEHOE MAIN OFFICE LAND ONLY HANOWAIOPAE HOMESTEADS 96764 0 10000 00/0000 NO BUILDING LAWAI MAIN OFFICE KAUMUALII HWY 96765 2484 0 02/1984 OWNED LAWAI MAIN OFFICE SITE KAUMUALII HWY 96765 0 18300 00/0000 NO BUILDING LI HUE HANAMAULU BR KUHIO HIGHWAY 96715 300 300 03/1955 LEASED LI HUE MAIN OFFICE 4441 RICE ST 96766 7434 20000 06/1939 OWNED LI HUE MAIN OFFICE PARKING AT REAR OF LIHUE MPO 96766 0 2448 00/0000 NO BUILDING MAKAWAO GROUND LEASE NW KULA-MAKAWAO GOVT RD 96768 0 79506 00/0000 NO BUILDING MAKAWAO MAIN OFFICE 1170 MAKAUAO AVE 96768 5028 0 10/1980 OWNED MAKAWAO PUKALANI BRANCH MAKAWAO AVE/HALEAKALA 96788 420 1140 01/1972 LEASED MAKAWELI MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96769 759 759 05/1955 LEASED MAUNALOA MAIN OFFICE 5TH ANO MAIN STS. 96770 270 292 03/1955 LEASED M WNTAINVIEU MAIN OFFICE MAMALEHOA HWY 96771 1400 6600 10/1968 LEASED N MLEHU MAIN OFFICE HIGHWAY 11 96772 1480 3720 05/1955 LEASED OOKALA MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96774 126 138 07/1957 LEASED PMUHAU MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96775 215 236 03/1955 LEASED PMUILO MAIN OFFICE HWY 19 & MILL ROAD 96776 864 5000 03/1976 LEASED PAHALA MAIN OFFICE PAHALA SHOP CTR 96 m 1674 3913 07/1965 LEASED PAHOA MAIN OFFC AD DL PRKNG HOMESTEAD RD 96778 0 11661 00/0000 NO BUILDING PAHOA MAIN OFFICE GOVT HWY 13 96778 2455 11171 03/1969 LEASED PAIA MAIN OFFICE BALDWIN AVENUE 96779 1440 6000 09/1968 LEASED PAPMLOA MAIN OFFICE NO ST AD 96780 600 600 09/1981 LEASED - 95 - PA PAI • " GROUND LEASE GOVERNMENT ROAD 96781 0 6814 00/0000 NO BLDG PAPA I K._ MAIN OFFICE GOVERNMENT ROAD 96781 1392 0 03/1975 OWNED PEA RL CIT Y MAIN OFFICE 950 KAMEHAMEHA HWY 96782 18640 131548 08/1979 OWNED PEP EEK EO MAIN OFFICE NO ST ADD 96783 1204 8023 06/1964 LEASED PUUN ENE MAIN OFFICE HANSEN-HELM ST 96784 1440 2374 07/1955 LEASED VOLCAN O MAIN OFFICE OLD MAMALAHOA/HAUNANl 96785 1584 23665 12/1978 OWNED WAH I AWA MAIN OFP'ICE 115 LEHUA ST 96786 8232 34644 10/1968 LEASED WAH I AWA MILILANI TOWN NPU 95 - 390 KUAHELANI AVE 96789 2058 2058 02/1983 LEASED WAH I AWA NAVY COMM STATION STA BLDG #4 96786 494 710 01/1960 MILITARY WAH I AW A SCHOFIELD BKS STA BLDG #258 96786 5086 6976 01/1959 MILITARY WAH I AWA WHEELER AFB STA BLDG #102 96786 1439 1439 01/1960 MILITARY WAIA LU A HAIN OFFICE 67-292 GOODALE AVE . 96791 4275 19166 09/1983 LEASED WAIANAE HAIN OFFICE 86-014 FARRINGTON HWY 96792 9364 82977 02/1987 OWNED WAIANAE NANAKULI BRANCH 87-2070 FARRINGTON HYWY 96762 2755 0 01/1991 LEASED WAILUKU HAIN OFFICE 70 s. HIGH ST. 96793 18522 21284 06/1961 OWNED UAILUKU HAIN OFFICE NOT YET KNOWN 96793 16119 146955 09/1990 OWNED WAI MANALO HA IN OFFICE 41-857 KALANIANAOLE HWY 96795 3780 12046 05/1960 LEASED WAIMEA HAIN OFFICE OKADA BUILDING 96796 1093 1573 07/1957 LEASED WAIPAHU HAIN OFFICE 94-929 WAIPAHU ST 96797 4670 15987 03/1955 LEASED - 96 - APPENDIX A RESOURCES The following documents and off ices served as the principal resources for the civilian agency data collection effort: Real property Owned and Real Property Leased by the United States Throughout the World, Hawaii Detail, 1989. Because of Worldwide Inventory system conversion efforts, the 1989 data is the most current central data available. Where possible, individual civilian agency updates were used instead. Individual data files of civilian agencies. Generally, each civilian agency maintains separate data apart from that which is submitted annually in support of the Worldwide Inventories. Often times this data exists either in the particular region or zone of the agency, or on-site, and is often in a non-automated format. Data from on-site visit to civilian agency Hawaii field office. Unpublished 1990 Federal Ceded Lands Inventory prepared by the State of Hawaii Office of State Planning. Additional records and title information from: o Attorney General, State of Hawaii. o Office of State Planning, Division of Land and Natural Resources, state of Hawaii. o Survey Department, Division of Lands and Natural Resources, State of Hawaii. o Office of the Registrar. o U.S. Federal District Court, Honolulu, Hawaii. o General Services Administration, Region 9 , San Francisco, Ca. - 97 - - 98 - APPENDIX B RECAPITULATION OF SET ASIDE (CEDED) LANDS Agency/installation Current Acres Department of Agriculture 4.2 Department of Commerce 4.05 Department of Justice 3.14 Department of the Interior National Park Service 163,567.990 Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service 254,418.10 Department of Transportation U.S. Coast Guard 414.99 Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration 15.894 Department of Veterans Affairs 111. 54 General Services Administration 3.786 Total 418,543.68 - 99 -