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Jan – Mar 2015 Disability and Communication Access Board Facility Access Unit DCAB DOCUMENT REVIEWS 1/1/15 thru 3/31/15 OAHU 2139 Kuhio Avenue Sewer Relocation 400 Keawe Street Intersection Improvements Parcel B-1 400 Keawe Street Parcel B-1 at Kakaako Block B 6th Floor Alteration for 345 Queen Street Ahuimanu Force Main Pipe Corrosion Repair Along Waikalua Road Aiea Elementary School Bldg F Reroof, Bldg B Reroof Aiea Elementary School Building A - Air Conditioning Aiea High School Bldg D Reroof Aiea High School R&M for FY2008 - FY2010 Aiea Intermediate School Misc R&M 2013 Reroof Bldgs B&F Ala Moana Center Ewa Expansion Electrical Underground Ala Moana Center Ewa Mall Expansion Piikoi Street Sidewalk Ala Moana Regional Park Ewa Portico Roof Replacement Ala Wai Dog Park Aloha Stadium Health & Safety Improvements Alvah Scott Elementary School Parking Expansion for Bus Turn Around August Ahrens Elementary School Bldg A Renovate Down Gang Toilets Blind Vendors Ohana, Inc. Honolulu Airport InterIsland Terminal Makai Pier BWS Fire Hydrant Installation at Various Locations Part A BWS Microbiological Lab A/C System Upgrade C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 13A C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 14B St Louis Heights C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Unit 15A Castle High School ADA Transition Culvert Remediation of Various Locations on Oahu Phase 1 Diamond Head Aviation DOE New Fitness Playground at Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind (HSDB) DTS Traffic Signal at Various Locations Phase 15 Ewa by Gentry Area 36 Phase 4 Subdivision Farrington High School Bldg A Phase 1E Reroof Farrington High School Bldg S Repair Roof Collapse Halawa Heights Road Pedestrian Bridge Hale Mohalu II Building 5 Family Rental HART - Farrington Highway Station Group - Commons HART - Farrington Highway Station Group - LCC Station HART - Farrington Highway Station Group - Waipahu Transit Center Station HART - Farrington Highway Station Group - West Loch Station HART - Kamehameha Highway Guideway Project HART Farrington Highway Guideway Design Build Hauula Community Park Reconstruction of Softball Field Improvements Hawaii Loa Booster No. 2 Mute Structure and Drainage Improvements HECO Queen's Circuit 1 & 2 Cable Replacement Phase 3 - Kalama Valley Subdivision Heeia Covered Playcourt HIA Honolulu Airport Ewa Wing #28-C2 Blind Vendors Ohana Inc Highlands Intermediate School Miscellaneous R&M FY 2013 HNL Consolidated Car Rental Facility HNL Delta Air Lines Tech Ops Tenant Improvements for Breakroom Kitchen Renovation HNL United Airlines Integration Project Honowai Elementary School Building A Toilets HPU Facilities on 1st Floor Aloha Tower Marketplace HPU Student Apartments Alteration of 2nd Floor at Aloha Tower Marketplace Hyak Aviation Iolani Palace Fence and Gate Improvements Ka Makana Alii Ka Pa Ola Renovations Kaahumanu Homes Modernization Kailua High School Replace Bleachers Kakaako Demonstration Project Design Kalaheo High School Athletic Field Improvements Kalama Valley Subdivision Unit 2B, 3 & 5, V3745H to V3778E Kaeleku Street Cable Replacement Kalanianaole Highway Improvements Phase 1 Kalapawai Building Shell PROW Kalihi Palama Bus Facility Replace Building C Chiller Kaluanui Line Booster Replacement of Pumping Units Kamaaha Loop Curb Ramp Improvements Kamaile Elementary School Building G Install Fire Hydrant and Fire Lane Kamakana Street (PROW) Kamamalu Building Renovation Kamehameha Highway Kaipapau Stream Bridge Replacement Kanaina Building Interior Renovation Kaneohe Bay #2 Wastewater Pump Station Force Main Kaonohi Booster I Replacement of Pumping Units Kapolei Business Park Wastewater Pump Station Kapolei Elementary School Replace Fire Alarm System Kapolei High School Pookela Special Day Program Center Kapolei II Elementary School Kapolei Interchange Complex Phase II Kapunahala Elementary School Bldg C Repair Bathroom Kawananakoa Middle School Auditorium Renovations KCC Bldg 6939B Phase 2 Renovate 1st Floor KCC Culinary Institute of the Pacific at Diamond Head Phase 1 KCC Replace AC Systems Bldg 6928 Ohia Keauhou Place Keehi Lagoon Shipyard Phase 1A Keolu Elementary School Bldg C Structural Repairs Keoneula Elementary School Four Portable Classrooms King Intermediate School Bldg K Replace Gym Lights Ko'oloa'ula Phase II Koko Head District Park Reconstruction of Roofing Rec District No. 1 Kuakini Fire Station Building Improvements Kuakini Street Curb Ramp Improvements Kuliouou Neighborhood Park Renovation of Comfort Station Kunia and Ewa Beach, Kunia FM Partial Replacement Force Main System Improvements Lanikai Rockfall Mitigation LCC iCAN Adult Basic Employment Advising Center LCC Waianae Coast Campus Renovation Phase 1 Leahi Hospital Atherton Bldg 2nd & 3rd Floor Restroom Renovation Lehua Elementary School Misc R&M FY2013 Maili Beach Park Comfort Station Improvements Main Line Extension Waimanalo Irrigation System Makiki Valley Trail Pedestrian Bridge Replacement Maunaolu 530 Non-Potable Reservoir Lining Replacement Mehana at Kapolei Arterial Roadway System Phase 3C Mililani Waena Elementary School Bldg A Reroof Motor Vehicle Safety Office Renovation Nanakuli & Lualualei WWPS Electrical and SCADA Improvements Ola Ka Ilima Artspace Lofts Palisades Elementary School Bldg A Renovate Down Restrooms Papipi Road Drainage Improvements Pauahi Hale Homeless Shelter Renovation Pawaa Fire Station Front Driveway Replacement Pearl City Bus Facility Replace Air Conditioning Units Pearl City Elementary School Misc R&M FY 2008-2011 Puahala Homes Phase 1B Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific Ground Floor Renovation Shriners Hospital for Children Honolulu Family Quarters Extension Slope Improvements for Erosion Control at Various Sites on Oahu Phase 6 So Ono Food Products LLC State Capitol Building 5th Floor Exterior Wall Replacement & Exterior Repairs Traffic Operational Improvements Vicinity of Kaneohe Bay Dr & Puohala St UHM Campus Wayfinding & Exterior Signage Installation UHM College of Education Project Frog Classrooms PHI, II & III UHM Hamilton Library Mechanical Room Waterproofing UHM Parking Structure Phase 1 Fifth Floor Deck Coating UHM Queen Liliuokalani Center Student Services General Repairs & Repainting UHM Shidler College of Business Various Classroom Renovations UHM Stan Sheriff Center Replacement of Lighting Controls Wahiawa General Hospital Emergency Dept Expansion Renovation Wahiawa Terrace Site and Building Improvements Waiahole Water System Improvements Rehab of Steel Siphons Waialua High School Science Facilities Upgrades Waikiki Improvements Phase 2 - Kalakaua Avenue Waimalu Elementary School Misc R&M FY 2013 Waimanalo Elementary School Waimanalo Elementary School Waimano Ridge Improvements to Building and Site Waipahu High School Misc R&M FY2013 Ward Village Block M Offsite Sewer Improvements Ward Villages Land Block 5 Project 1 WCC Electrical Tie-in for Hale Awa Cottages & Main Vault Upgrades Wheeler Elementary School Misc R&M FY2013 MAUI Baldwin Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation Phase 2 County of Maui Service Center Hale Makana O Waiale Haleakala Highway Intersection Improvements to Kula Highway Hana High & Elementary School ADA Improvements Honoapiilani Highway Guardrail & Shoulder Improvements Hookipa Beach Park ADA Improvements Ka Lima O Maui Kaanapali WWPS Modifications Kahului Airport Consolidated Car Rental (ConRAC) Facility Roadway Improvements Kahului Community Park Playground Replacement Kalana O Maui 4th Floor Renovation Kamehameha V Hwy Kawela Bridge Replacement Kihei Bikeway Phase 2 Lipoa Street to Halekuai Street Kihei Elementary School Misc. R&M King Kekaulike High School Performing Arts Center Phase 1 Kualapuu School Waterline Kula 200 #1-50,000 Gallon Water Tank Replacement Lahaina Civic Center Tennis Court Improvements Lahaina WWPS No. 4 Force Main Replacement Lahainaluna High School Misc R&M FY2013 Lanai High & Elementary School Misc R&M FY2013 Maalaea Small Boat Harbor Improvements Ferry Pier Replacement Maui Memorial Medical Center MRI & CT Expansion Maui Veterans Cemetery Expansion and Improvements MEO Transportation Center Phase 1-A Mitchell Pauole Center Roofing & Painting Improvements Municipal Campus ADA Improvements Old Haleakala Highway Sidewalk Improvements Paia Community Center ADA Restroom Addition & Improvements Pukalani Park Restroom Repair South Kihei Road Sidewalk Improvements Phase 2 South Kihei Road Street Light at Kanani Road South Maui Recycled Water System Expansion Project UHH Daniel K Inouye College of Pharmacy UpCountry Maui Watershed Distribution Pipeline Kealahou Lateral Phase 1 UpCountry Maui Watershed Distribution Pipeline Phase 6A UpCountry Maui Watershed Distribution Pipeline Phase 6B UpCountry Maui Watershed Distribution Pipeline Phase 6C UpCountry Maui Watershed Distribution Pipeline Phase 7 UpCountry Maui Watershed Project Kaonoulu Lateral UpCountry Maui Watershed Project Waiohuli Lateral Upcountry Phase 6 Pump Station Upgrade TMK: 2-3-004:013 Upcountry Phase 6 Pump Station Upgrade TMK: 2-3-004:033 Upcountry Phase 6 Pump Station Upgrade TMK: 2-3-004:034 Waianapanapa State Park Rental Cabin Repairs Phase 2 Wailea Residence Inn PROW Wailuku Kahului District Resurfacing FY2014 Waimea Water Treatment Plant Compliance Upgrades Phase II Wakea Ave/Hina Ave/Flexible Warehouse Driveway Intersection Improvements KAUAI Hanalei Courthouse ADA & Septic System Design Hanalei Stream Bank Restoration Hooluana at Kohea Loa Kauai Community College Replace Twelve Windows Bldg 4455 Kauai Community Correctional Center Admin Bldg A/C System Replacement Kauai Philippine Cultural
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