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State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report All of 2015 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report All of 2015 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2015.00003 6E-42 Paul Turner Water Service Laterals County of Maui Maui (2)2-4- 1/12/2015 No historic properties WTP T2014-0066 WTP T2014-0066 002:017 will be affected. 2015.00005 6E-42 SMX 2014-0575 Imrie 2nd Farm County of Maui Maui (2)2-8- 1/6/2015 No historic properties Dwelling, deck, carport, septic system SMX 2014-0575 004:034 will be affected. 2015.00007 Section 106 Addendum for additional work for Department of the Oahu not listed 1/13/2015 No adverse effect. the C-Side Antenna Decommission Air Force, 50th and Remote Block Change Upgrade at Space Wing AFSPC Kaena Point Satellite Tracking Station, Building 39005 proposed undertaking 2015.00008 6E-42 Helena Sena alteration to a onestory DPP HNL A2015- Oahu (1)4-4- 1/13/2015 No historic properties SFD. 44-761 Kaneohe Bay Dr 01-0103 018:011 will be affected. 2015.00009 6E-42 301 Karsten Drive, Ted Ah You DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)7-5- 1/13/2015 No historic properties remove existing single carport and 12-1733 016:043 will be affected. add a new two car carport. 2015.00010 6E-42 Demolition of ex.SFD. 3271 Manoa Oahu (1)2-9- 1/13/2015 No historic properties Road 066:027 will be affected. 2015.00011 6E-42 Office Improvements for Princess A2014-12-1529 Oahu (1)2-6- 1/14/2015 No historic properties Kaiulani office project 022:001 will be affected. 2015.00013 6E-42 Mr & Mrs Brad Whitten addition DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)4-6- 1/13/2015 No historic properties alteration to an ex.SFD and relocate 12-0964 022:013 will be affected. PV panels & equipment. 2015.00014 6E-42 Jerrilyn NIrei new detached deck DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)2-2- 1/16/2015 No historic properties addition to ex.SFD to include 12-1376 023:094 will be affected. 4'0" redwood fence enclosure. 2612 Pacific Hts Rd 2015.00015 6E-8 and 6E-42 530 South King St Steno Room #107 DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)2-1- 1/6/2015 No historic properties City Hall Corporation Counsel replace 12-0992 033:007 will be affected. existing A/C Unit, Project No. VI-30- 14-C 2015.00016 6E-42 Interior remodel of ex.SFD. 946 Oahu (1)3-6- 1/16/2015 No historic properties Ailuna Street 018:074 will be affected. Page 1 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report All of 2015 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2015.00017 6E-42 KAI ALOHA HOTEL installing new 6'H DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)2-6- 2/17/2015 Request an vinyl fence in ground & right of 12-0890 003:041 archaeological property. monitoring plan be submitted for review and acceptance prior to project commencement. 2015.00018 6E-42 Yanagihara family repair the existing DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)2-9- 1/13/2015 No historic properties 3'0" retaining rock wall at rear 12-1672 005:001 will be affected. of property and next to driveway. 2015.00021 6E-42 Change of Zone application REZ 14- County of Hawaii Hawaii (3)1-8- 2/26/2015 No historic properties 000185 Harry and Sandra Freitas 005:133 will be affected. 2015.00028 Section 106 MCBH install a fire protection tower Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4- 2/11/2015 No historic properties at Ulupau Training Facility Hawaii LE/001-15 009:003 will be affected. 1-5-15 2015.00029 Section 106 MCBH install steel mezzanine, Hangar Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4- 1/26/2015 No adverse effect. 102 Hawaii LE/003-15 008:001 1-5-15 2015.00030 Section 106 MCBH second deck kitchen repairs in Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4- 1/26/2015 No adverse effect. Building 502 Officers Club Hawaii LE/001-15 008:001 1-5-15 2015.00031 6E-42 Archaeological Assessment Survey of Oahu (1)9-4- 5/6/2015 Final plan accepted. a 354-acre Property for the Mililani I 005:090, & II Solar Farm Project 9-4- 005:091, 9-4- 005:092, 9-4- 005:096, and 9-4- 005:097 2015.00033 6E-42 NG residence addition alteration with DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)3-3- 1/16/2015 No historic properties a wetbar. New 12' concrete 12-1650 059:050 will be affected. driveway. Page 2 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report All of 2015 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2015.00034 6E-42 Sorenson residence new covered DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)3-2- 1/16/2015 No historic properties patio addition alteration to ex.SFD. 12-0902 018:005 will be affected. 2015.00035 6E-42 927-A 10th Avenue Sorenson DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)3-2- 1/16/2015 No historic properties Residence new gazebo w/roof trellis 12-0900 018:005 will be affected. addition alteration to ex SFD. 2015.00036 6E-42 927-B 10th Ave Sorenson residence DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)3-2- 1/16/2015 No historic properties new covered patio addition alteration 12-0906 018:005 will be affected. to ex SFD and new 6'ht CRM wall at front of dwelling. 2015.00037 6E-42 1108 Nuuanu Ave alteratio to ex. DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)1-7- 1/7/2015 No historic properties office space. 08-0942 003:056 will be affected. 2015.00038 6E-42 #B T2014-1808 Howard Wond for County of Maui Maui (2)2-2- 1/7/2015 No historic properties addition to structure over 50 years BT2014-1808 016:020 will be affected. old, 8195 Kula Highway 2015.00040 6E-42 #B T2014-1812 for Evika Amadeo, County of Maui Maui (2)2-6- 1/7/2015 No historic properties demo of dwelling over 50 years old, BT2014-1812 007:034 will be affected. 18 Nihi Place 2015.00041 6E-42 Demolition of ex. SFD. 45-840 Anoi Oahu (1)4-5- 1/16/2015 No historic properties Road 068:058 will be affected. 2015.00042 6E-42 Kitchen remodel. 1221-B Gulick Ave Oahu (1)1-3- 1/16/2015 No historic properties 007:096 will be affected. 2015.00043 6E-42 Korin Carter existing garage to DPP HNL A2013- Oahu (1)4-3- 1/16/2015 No historic properties recreation room, relocate existing 10-0965 065:054 will be affected. laundry and new allweather surface parking. 2015.00044 6E-42 Proposed housing development on Oahu (1)4-5- 5/12/2015 No historic properties Kaneohe Bay, all new houses. 005:059 will be affected. 2015.00045 6E-42 DRAFT Archaeological Monitoring Oahu (1)9-4- 5/20/2015 Final plan accepted. Plan, Leeward YMCA Retaining Wall 161:004 Project 94-440 Mokuola Street portion 2015.00046 Section 106 MCBH demolish grease rack, Facility Marine Corps Base Oahu (1)4-4- 1/26/2015 No historic properties 1288. Hawaii LE/005-15 010:001 will be affected. 1-5-15 2015.00047 6E-42 Demolish two existing buildings on Hawaii (3)6-9- 1/7/2015 No historic properties property. 004:033 will be affected. Page 3 State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Determinations Report All of 2015 Log Number Jurisdiction Project Name Agency Island TMK Date Determination 2015.00051 6E-8 Subdivision Approval Prefinal Piilani County of Kauai Kauai (4)4-8- 1/16/2015 No historic properties Mai Ke Kai Subdivision Phase II Planning 003:019, will be affected. Department 4-8- 016:088- 091, 094- 098 2015.00052 6E-42 Archaeological Inventory Survey of a Kauai (4)1-7- 1/21/2015 Final plan accepted. 50 acre agricultural parcel 006:006 2015.00053 6E-42 Well Construction Pump Installation CWRM Kauai (4)2-9- 1/22/2015 No historic properties Permit Application HDF 1-3 Monitor 003:001 will be affected. Wells Mahaulepu Dairy and 006 2015.00058 6E-42 ITO extension of the single car DPP HNL A2014- Oahu (1)4-2- 1/16/2015 No historic properties carport to a twocar garage and new 11-0552 045:012 will be affected. driveway. 2015.00059 6E-42 Addition alteration of ex.SFD to two A-2014-12-1691 Oahu (1)2-3- 1/16/2015 No historic properties family dwellings. 1207 Rycroft Street 014:063 will be affected. 2015.00060 6E-42 Miyamoto residence demolish DPP HNL A2015- Oahu (1)3-4- 1/16/2015 No historic properties onestory SFD. 2431 Myrtle Street 01-0228 025:017 will be affected. 2015.00061 6E-42 House Addition. 1480 Mahiole Street Oahu (1)1-1- 1/21/2015 No historic properties 033:017 will be affected. 2015.00062 6E-42 BT2015-0023 Pedro Domingo for County of Maui Maui (2)3-8- 1/8/2015 No historic properties lanai addition on main dwelling over BT2015-0023 019:026 will be affected. 50 years old, 135 West Wakea Avenue 2015.00065 6E-42 Well Construction Pump Installation CWRM Hawaii (3)2-8- 1/9/2015 No historic properties Permit Application, Mighty Ike Well 012:037 will be affected. 2015.00066 6E-42 Well Construction Pump Installation CWRM Hawaii (3)1-5- 1/9/2015 No historic properties Permit Application, Keuhi Well 049:085 will be affected. 2015.00067 6E-42 Well Construction Pump Installation CWRM Hawaii (3)1-5- 1/9/2015 No historic properties Permit Application, Wesleyan Well 043:059 will be affected.
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