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May 2, 2013 KHPRC Meeting Agenda Packet reduced
MEETING OF THE KAUA'I COUNTY HISTORIC PRESERVATION REVIEW COMMISSION THURSDAY MAY 2, 2013 3 : 00 p.m. RF0E71VFn Lizu'e Civic Center, Moikeha Building Meeting Room 2A/2B 4444 Rice Street, Liliu'e, Kauai "13 APR 26 P3 *13 r ((,JJ 0 OF FE i AGENDA CCtU H ". CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA APPROVAL OF THE APRIL 1 , 2013 MEETING MINUTES A. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND GENERAL BUSINESS MATTERS 10 Resolution on Preservationll-Iistoric Planner for FY 2014 Budget. B . COMMUNICATIONS (None) C. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 , Certified Local Government (CLG) Status D. NEW BUSINESS L 1077 Moana Kai Road (Ken Nagahiro) TMK: 4-5 -02 : 11 , Kapa` a, Kauai Class I Zoning Permit Z-591 - 13 to demolish existing building. May 2, 2013 K.H.P.R.C. Agenda Page 2 2. Waihohonu Development (Grove Farm Properties) TMK: 2-8-004 : 001 ; 053 (K61oa Camp) KOloa, Kauai Review of the Survey and disposition of the Existing Homes . E. SELECTION OF NEXT MEETING DATE AND AGENDA TOPICS (6/6/2013) F. ADJOURNMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Commission may go into an executive session on an agenda item for one of the permitted purposes Iisted in Section 92-5(a) Hawaii Revised Statutes ("H.R. S. ") , without noticing the executive session on the agenda where the executive session was not anticipated in advance. HRS Section 924(a). The executive session may only be held, however, upon an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members present, which must also be the majority of the members to which the board is entitled. HRS Section 92-4. The reason for holding the executive session shall be publicly announced. Note : Special accommodations and sign language interpreters are available upon request five (5) days prior to the meeting date, to the County Planning Department, 4444 Rice Street, Suite 473 , Lihue, Hawaii 96766. Telephone : 2414050. KAUAI COUNTY HISTORIC PRESERVATION REVIEW COMMISSION Lihue Civic Center, Moikeha Building, Meeting Room 3 MINUTES A regular meeting of the Kauai County Historic Preservation Commission (KHPRC) was held on April 1 , 2013 in the Lihue Civic Center, Moikeha Building, Meeting Room 3 . The following Commissioners were present: Danita Aiu, Chairperson, Stephen Long, Vice Chairperson, Pat Griffin, Kuuleialoha Santos, and Patsy Sheehan. The following Commissioner(s) were absent: Jane Gray, CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 3 : 18 p.m. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA The agenda was approved as circulated. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES The Minutes of the March 7, 2013 meeting were approved as circulated. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND GENERAL BUSINESS MATTERS Re: Resolution on Preservation/Historic Planner for FY 2014 Budget. Chair: So coming right along to the resolution on the historic preservation planner. What should we do on this? First just accept the resolution. Mr. Jung: Well I think the idea was to do a resolution. So if you guys can just come up with points. Ms . Griffin : It' s written. Mr. Jung: Oh it' s written already? Mr. Hironaka: There is a draft for their approval. Chair: At the very end. The last two pages. April 1 ; K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 2 Mr. Jung : Ok if you guys want to prepare the draft. Ok so if you guys want to review it and you can discuss it and see if there is any language you want to tweak. It' s up to you. Ms . Sheehan: We talked about it last time too. Ms. Griffin: I move that we accept this as written and we can talk about distributing. Chair: Ok so now you want to make the discussion? Ms. Griffin: Let' s take care of the previous motion. Chair: Ok All in favor? (Unanimous voice vote) . Ok motion carried. Ms. Griffin: And so then the question, because the budget is right on us and what the resolution is talking about is our desire to have a preservation planner added to the Planning Department staff. So maybe Myles you can tell us the best direction from here. Mr. Hironaka: Well I think the resolution itself indicates that this will be passed on to Mayor' s Office. And I think you because the charter amendment did not pass this time around there will be a second submittal or supplemental. I guess budget that will be submitted to our administration which would be I think in May if I am not mistaken. So I think as a resolution we can transmit them upon your approval we can transmit to the Mayor. Apart from that I leave that up to you if you there is anybody else you want to send like the Council . Ms . Griffin: Yes I think that it should be sent to the Council too because the budget that is a dual process with both the administration and the legislative branch. Are you all . . . Well I move that at this point we submit the resolution to the Mayor and the Members of the County Council. Ms. Sheehan: Second. Chair: All in favor? (Unanimous voice vote). Motion is carried. We would take out the 2013 - 2014 budget right? Cause it' s too late. Mr. Hironaka: This is we are currently under 2013 -2014. Ms. Griffin : So the supplemental budget. Chair: Right but their budget meeting is right now right? Mr. Junk: July 1St. So half of 2013 and half of 2014 is the budget. Chair: So this would be ok then. Ok. Ms. Griffin: So do we expect any response from the Mayor or County Council? What happens then is I guess. . . April 1 , K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 3 Mr. Jung: You can talk to Myles individually but just for formality purposes . If Chair you want to sign you can do that and then the Planning Department can transmit. Ms. Sheehan: Can I ask, when you say transmit will they get it, today is Monday, will they get it this week? When will he get this? Mr. Hironaka: We will send it to them tomorrow if that is your desire. Ms. Sheehan: Is there any way that we can encourage the Mayor or if we saw any of the Council. They will get it this week if we run in to them can we mention it? Mr. Jung: Yes you can mention it to them. Ms. Sheehan: I just wanted to know how soon they will get it so they know what we are talking about. Chair: And of course we can einail it, encourage . Mr. Hironaka: I am not sure how the Council has to officially receive the document whether it has to be as part of (inaudible) at a council meeting or it can be given to them individually. I am not sure but we will leave that up to the staff to decide and decipher how it is provided to each of the council members. Ms. Griffin: I would like to suggest that we invite the Mayor again. We had invited him to the January meeting to talk about this and then we didn't have a quorum and perhaps we can invite him to the May meeting to talk about this as the supplemental budget is about to be considered. Chair: You want to put that into a motion? Ms. Griffin: I thought there might be some discussion but I would certainly make a motion if you would like. I move that we invite the Mayor to our May KHPRC meeting to discuss further the resolution that we passed. Ms. Sheehan: Second. Chair: All in favor? (Unanimous voice vote) . Opposed? (None). Any discussion? Ms. Sheehan: We are missing members and is it the Mayor one of the people that' s going to give us another nominee? Who needs to give us another nominee? Is it the Mayor? Mr. Jung: Council , Ms. Sheehan: So would that happen while this budget process is going on? Will we have somebody by May? April 1, K ILP.R.C. Meeting Mnwtes Page 4 Mr. Juniz: I can talk to Paula. Paula Morikami takes care of that from Boards and Commissions. So I think we can probably, have you spoken with her recently? Mr. Hironaka: We can talk to her as far as the Mayor. Council is Ashlee Bunda is working on that. Mr. Jung: You can formerly invite Paula as well to come talk to you as a whole . Planning Commission has done that before. Ms. Sheehan: It' s just about doing it in a timely fashion. Ms. Aiu: It' s kind of my fault because she is waiting for me to get back with her and I was hoping somebody might know someone else because I am trying (inaudible) they would want to have someone with a planning degree but Beryl cannot and I pulled a blank after that and I sent out an email hoping somebody might know somebody or even if you don't know somebody as a planner if you have some name it' s ok you can give it to Paula and you don't have to give it to me, you can give it to Paula. We don't have to have it in a meeting form right? Ms . Griffin: Is it the Council or the Mayor that has the third vacancy? Mr. Hironaka: Council. Randy' s position is the planner position which is the Mayor's as far as I know. Archeologist is the Council. Ms. Griffin: Architectural history and archeology. Mr. Hironaka: David Helder' s position that' s Council right, so two Council positions . Chair: So two council. Ok so if you think of people just call Paula and she found somebody and she asked them to go online and fill out the forms. Ms. Santos : I have a meeting with the Mayor on the 23rd. Do you guys want me to sing or give him a message I can. Do you want me to push him to come here in front of us or what angle? What do you guys want? Ms . Sheehan: The resolution because that' s, we need that position sooner than later. Ms . Santos: You want me to give him the whole the budget is super tight. That' s the talk right now right? Mr. Jung : It' s actually a reality. COMMUNICATIONS There were no communications. April 1 , K,H.P.R..C. Meeting Minutes Page 5 UNIFINISHED BUSINESS Ree Certified Local Government (CLG) Status Chair: CLG are you going to talk to us about that? Mr. Hironaka: I passed out to all of you this handout. This was given to me by Mike Gushard from SHPD. This Section 106, so this is put out by the Advisory Council of Historic Preservation. They will be doing a training session on 106 in Honolulu on July 16' to the 17th. So Mike sent me this and this complies with CLG funding requirements. So we have 3 ,000 this year for training but based on what we kind of put together based on the registration fees and airfare, car, and hotel I think we can send about three people. So it' s a little over a thousand dollars each person. So I ain just throwing this out for you folks to consider. Chair: You want someone to call you if they want to go? Mr. Hironaka: This is in July so it' s coming upon us very quickly and we do have that $3 ,000 .00 that we need to spend from the CLG specifically for the training. Mike heard from the commissioners at the last meeting that there was some interested. So he found this for us. I wish we could send all the commissioners. Chair: I went already. Mr. Hironaka: In this case we can only send three. Mike said he might be able to find some more funding and maybe we can send a fourth person but as it stands with the funding we have we can send three people. Chair: Did anybody else go? I Ms. Griffin: I have never been to 106. Chair: Maybe you want to go . Ms. Griffin: Stephen is due and Jane is new to and it seems like the training is important even though I know you have some other background in preservation but you expressed an interest last month as I recall. Mme: I am interested being educated in this. Mr. Hironaka: Just for the commissioners information we did explore trying to bring someone down so that we have all the commissioners taking the training but it was too much for the budget we have. April I, K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 6 Ms. Griffin: I would love to go if there is space cause like I said I know background of 106 but I have never been to training but I do believe that Jane and Stephen deserve to get some basic training that we have had in other ways being longer standing/sitting on the commission. Mr. Long: Well I would like to see you go because you are in the forefront of the nuts and bolts and I think that would be productive. Chair: Ok so do I need to do anything about this now. Mr. Hironaka: Give me a call then whoever is interested. Ms. Santos : Just do it Jane, Pat, and Stephen for now and if she doesn't want to go then send and email to either me or Patsy. Ms. Sheehan : I have to look at my calendar. I am interested . I mean I know nothing. So if Michael can come up with more funds tell him we have got more than three people who really need the training to do what we can do since we are lacking a preservation planner on this island. Chair: What I did when I went the 106 is there was only a certain amount of money in here so I didn't take hotel money. I stayed at my sisters and I just had money for a car and I just drove back and forth each day. So that' s an option. If you have an option to stay with somebody maybe less money. Mr. Hironaka: Hotel rooms are about $200 each. Ms. Santos : The flights are like $240 right now. Chair: Because you going Hilo? Ms. Santos: No to Oahu. Mr. Hironaka: Registration fees is about $450. Chair: It' s nothing to full around with. Mr. Hironaka: So that' s why we figure about $ 1 ,000 per person. Ms. Griffin: Well if Mike can pop up extra funds I think every one of us. Mr. Hironaka: Yes I would like to send everyone. Mr. Jung,: And we do have extra binders from the last seminar that we had. Ms . Griffin: In Maui? April 1, K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 7 Mr. Jung: Yes. Ms. Griffin : Maui was general training. You made me bring an extra one back. Mr. June: That was Kaaina. Ms . Santos: I brought an extra one back as well too . That was the one in Maui. Ms. Griffin: The Maui one where all of us got together and the State Historic Preservation. Mr. Hironaka: Ok so we will check with Jane and see where it goes from there. Let' s see what Mike can come up with. He said maybe he can get the money for one more person. So if that' s the case maybe I can call. Ok good thank you. Chair: How come he didn't find any money to send us to the HCPO? I really learned a lot from that one too. I thought it was such a good meeting and you guys did an excellent job putting it on.. But anyway tell him that there are still people interested in attending those meetings too . That' s part of our training. I said to Mike Gushard they don't have to go make up a conference we can just go to things that are already here. Alright so we pau with that then and you guys will handle that on your own. Ok is this from you Mr. Jung: The last meeting we talked about educational materials and so those are the things that I have. 6E, 8 , and 6E42 are the main triggers for State or County projects under 6E8 and then projects under 6E42 that' s the historic preservation review process for 6E42 non-government and it' s just flow charts. The one that is entitled historic preservation review process is SHPD 's and that' s available online and the other one is prepared by David Frankel who is an attorney for Native Hawaiian Legal Corp. It' s a two page chart that was recently submitted at a brief in one of our cases. And if you guys want I can give you a slim primer on how it all works if you want but I am definitely not an expert but understand it. Chair: That would be another educational process. Ms. Sheehan : Are these related in anyway. Mr. Junz: Think of it as SHPD one and sort of the outline and the David Frankel one as more of in depth. Chair: Ok you have an update for us? Mr. Hironaka: No we are still trying to get the consultant to get back to us. We are still waiting. Chair: Wow how are we going to finish? So when you say trying to get back what happened? Mr. Hironaka: We are waiting for them to give us a scope of work back. It' s what they will do. How they do it. How many sites. April 1 , K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 8 Ms. Sheehan: Do they have a time limit? I mean do you ask them to get back to you in a week. Mr. Hironaka: I' m thinking yea. Ms . Sheehan: You didn't give them a time limit in the beginning? Mr. Hironaka: Well I told them the time limit is if you don 't hurry that will give you that much less time to finish the project. Ms . Sheehan: So they know they have the project? Mr. Hironaka: Well I would say at this stage I am not sure if we have the option of going to anybody else because of the timing. Ms. Sheehan: So by default he/she is who you are working with. Mr. Hironaka: I think if we were to start with a new person I think (inaudible) . Ms. Sheehan : So you let all the others know or where there others that you said ok. Mr. Hironaka: Once we make the contract you go through that procurement process the others will know that they weren't selected. Ms. Sheehan: Everybody is kind of hanging on. Mr. Hironaka: All they know right now is basically they submitted a list. They haven't been notified about the County' s decision. Once the contract is made and is posted through the web site they will know what the decision of the County is. Ms. Sheehan: So given this person is taking his or her time is there any way you (inaudible) this person turns in their information or scope will they be able to start in June? Mr. Hironaka: I would say well if they can give us the scope maybe within the next couple of weeks I think so. Ms. Sheehan: Do you have influence to maize that happen? Chair: How many times a day you call em? Mr. Hironaka: I am calling this person every week. Chair: I know you cannot give the names . . . Mr. Hironaka: Since our last meeting I have been calling this person every week. April 1 , K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 9 Ms. Griffin: Ok now is the time to set the alarm to every morning. Chair: Ok so that' s it for now, that is where the status is. Ok. NEW BUSINESS Re: Hanama' ulu Trading Company. Chair: So this is what we talked about last time, permission to draft a letter to the Hanama'ulu Trading company to encourage them to rebuild structure destroyed by a recent fire in the original historic character. May I have a motion to accept this proposal? Mr. Jun;~: You can do it that way or you can go for discussion and try and outline what exactly you want to say and just before the motion is made and for clarification the issue is going to be a letter to Hanamd'ulu Trading Company not the insurance company. Chair: Right. The reason she asked us cause insurance was giving her such a bad time. If not she would have just done it herself, so just to have some advocacy. Ok may I have a motion to accept the proposal? Ms. Sheehan : So moved. Is it in the right form? Chair: So moved thank you. Ms. Santos: Second. Chair: Ok thank you and then now any discussion? Anybody? Ms. Santos : Well now you can write the letter right? Chair: Yes that' s how I feel but if you guys want me to say something special? I can just write the letter. Mr. Jung: Yes I mean if you guys want to delegate the responsibility to someone you certainly can or if you want to draft points you want addressed in the letter you can talk about that right now. But I think the idea was to encourage and rebuild. We can't tell them to rebuild but can say if they are going to rebuild then to try and to the best extent possible cause just remember there is going to be new building code requirements that they are going to apply to all new structures . So it' s not like a non-conforming structure within the CZO but there is also building code. So single wall construction that kind of stuff. If you want to be specific in terms of site plan design or facade type windows and that kind of thing. April 1 , K.H.P.R.C. Meeting Minutes Page 10 Ms. Sheehan : So you are saying that if the building is you know only has two plugs in the room and has a lot of windows and single wall construction it would not be allowed to rebuild that way. They would have to come to code on the electrical. They have to come to code on the double wall. They would have to put so many windows and they have to be so big. Mr. Jung : Well my basic point is we can't have them build exactly how it was because of the new updated code requirements that would apply. But you can encourage . . . Ms. Santos: Same look? Mr. Jung: Same appearance, historical appearance, historic character. Chair: Ok so I volunteer to write the letter. Ms. Sheehan : I make a motion that we delegate the letter writing to Chair. Ms. Santos : I second that motion. SELECTION OF NEXT MEETING DATE AND AGENDA TOPICS Chair: The next meeting date that we will be inviting the Mayor to would be May 2na ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 3 :46 p.m. R ectfully Submitted, e0000 I d hanlee U. Jimenez Secretary Date: APR 19 2013 r � f?� -f-e3Y �i�✓� r4!: � �4 it w � w MAY 0 2 2013 CO UTY OF KAUAI For Planning Department Use Omly PLANNING DEPARTMENT Zoning Permit No . (`y) ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION Uae Permit No . ( ) USE PFMIT. APPLICATION Variance Permit No ( ) PROJECT DEVELOEMENg USE PERMIT APPLICATION Special Permit no , ( ) VARIANCE PffMIT APPLICATION SMA Permit Ho . ( ) SPECIAL P=11T APPLICATION Zoning Permit C! ( ) SNA PERMIT APPLICATI N Date Received B J J 7' APPLICANT 0�-6 l .-/�� b' d`� Date Approved -17'. - Plans B'y ' / ADDRESS `� I f Permit Fee $ to PRONE 1gOo ( ) �P � /' T (home ) Existing qq Land Tax Map Key �G • Ot No . Lot Size 11 W Zoning Use APPLICANT IS : ( check one ) A . Owner of Property ( Holder of at least 75% of the equitable and legal title . ) B . Lessee of Property *Number of Years Leased From to C . authorized Agent Attach Letter of Authorization . NOTE : *'Lessee must have an unexpired and recorded lease of five ( 5 ) years or more from date of filing this application . Owners ) must sign below if lease is less than five ( 5 ) years remaining and / or unrecorded . DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED USE , 111PROVEMENT , ALTER fION , AND/OR CONSTRUCTIONo ( specify exact use , er of units , etc . ) 11- 77) 8ZZ 4 yrdfl FOR VARIANCE OR USE PERMITS ONLY Conditions justifying Variance or Use Permit application : ( use additional sheets as required ) , -The owneFand7or his authorized- representative For the purposes o sai permit s a , prior to commencing erection , construction , installation or placement of the founda - tions and/ or footings of the improvements allowed hereunder , and after compliance with the foregoing condition , notify the Planning Department no later than 5 working days to commencement of such work , in order that the Planning Department Haight inspect and certify the applicable and imposed setbacks and other zoning re uirements . The construction , work , use , or activity approved in this permit shall-be subject to inspection by the Planning Inspector or authorized personnel of the Planning Department , County of Kauai . The applicant is advised that inspection will occur prior to or during construction and use to ascertain compliance with the provisions of Ordinance No . 164 , as amended , ( Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance , County of Kauai , and / or other laws which are enforced by the Planning Department , Signature Owner/ Applicant Page 1 of .1 PS Recent Sales in Neichborhood Recent Sales in Area I Previous Parcel , Next Parcel Return to Main Search Pace I _ Kauai Home . . - _ . - - I - - . - . - I _ - .. ... . .. _... ,.I ...- - - - - - - - .,.. - _. . --..... . - - Owner and Parcel Information NAGAHIRO,YOSHIKO I -- - - - - - -' '._-_ - --•-- _-.- _- _ - NAGAHIRO,KEN Owner Name ( ONO,JANET F Today's Date April 19, 2013 WONG,JEAN A _Show All Owners and Addresses 91-803 PAPIPI RD - - - - - -- - -- - Mailing Address I EWA BEACH Parcel Number 450020110000 -HI 96706 I- Location Address 1077 MOANAKAI RD j - - ---- ___I , Project Name Property Class Residential Parcel Map I Show Parcel Map I i Neighborhood Code 4585-1 - - - Land Area (acres) i 0_2S83 - , Legal Information - - - ,Land Area (approximate sq ft)- Assessment Information Show Historical Assessments Property Total Market Total Assessed I Total Year Exemption Total Eion Net Taxable ' Class I Value Value I Value 2013 Residential $ 574,900 $ 0 $ 574,900 $ 574,900 Improvement Information Year Built Effective Year Built Living Area Bedrooms/Full Bath/Half Bath Sketch j 1928 1930 - 992 - - 3/1/0 - _ - I Sketch BUI{dlllg 1 Other Building and Yard Improvements Description i Quantity Year Built A Area GARAGE WOOD GRAVEL FLOOR I 1 1928 398 WOOD DECK RAILING —I 1 ! 1930 6 - ^- - - - _ - Permit Information Date j Permit Number II Reason - _ Permit Amount No permit Information associated with this parcel. .............._... - 1 Sales Information j Sale Date Price I Instrument Instrument Type Instrument Description I Date Recorded Document I Cart # j Book/Page: Conveyance Tax Document Type _ . _.. - - - -- -- -- - ( ---I- -- ---- - - — - - 04/21/2011 $ 0 I OTHER { 03/15/2001 $ 0 j 01-042729 : FEE CONVEYANCE 03/27/2001 I - - _ _ - I _ - -100 -_ - I Current Tax Bill Information 2013 Tax Payments Show Historical Taxes Tax Period Description Original I Taxes i Tax Net penalty Interest j Other ( Amount Due Date Assessment Credits { Tax ; 1 - Due - — No Tax Information available on this parcel Recent Sales in Neichborhood Previous Parcel I Next Parcel ! Return to Main Search Pau e Kauai Home Recent Sales in Area The Kauai County Tax Assessor's Office makes every effort to produce the most accurate Information possible. No warranties, expressed or Implied, are provided for the data Iherein, Its use or Interpretation. Website Updated: April 19, 2013 ® 2010 by the Kauai County Tax Assessor's Office I Website design by hnuldit.net httnv//nniihlic7 -nrnihlir._nPt/hi kniini d1sn1nv_nhn7cnrin1-y hi kanaiRr.KF.V=4500701 10000 4/19/2f111 April 24, 2013 Mr. Michael Dahilig , Planning Director Kauai County Planning Department 4444 Rice Street, Ste A473 Lihue, HI 96766 Dear Mr, Dahilig : Attention: Shanlee Jiminez SUBJECT: Kauai Historic Preservation Review Commission (KHPRC) Waihohonu Development TMK: (4) 2-8-004: 001 ; 053 Koloa, Kauai We are the owners of former plantation camp homes on the site commonly referred to as Koloa Camp . We wish to develop Waihohonu , a housing project that would replace and increase the number of homes . We retained Tonia Moy of Fung Associates to commission an Architectural Assessment Survey of the existing homes. At this time we wish to be placed on the May 2 , 2013 KHPRC meeting agenda for a review of the survey and disposition of the existing homes. In support of our request, we offer the following information : 1. GENERAL INFORMATION A. Organization : Grove Farm Properties, Inc. B. Address : 3- 1850 Kaumualii Highway Lihue, HI 96766 Co Contact: David Hinazumi , Vice President Phone: (808) 245-3678 , Email : dhinazu_mi @grovefarm . com D. Additional Contacts : Tonia Moy, Fung Associates Phone : (808) 941 -3000 , Email : tonia @funghawaii .com E. Project Name : Waihohonu F. Project Street Address : Wailani Road , Koloa, HI 96756 G . TMK: (4) 2-8-04:001 ; 053 1DO 3-1850 Kaumualii Highway Lihue, HI 96766-8609 MAY 0 2 2013 0 808.245.3678 0 808.246.9470 H. Area of Potential Effect: The project site contains the remaining plantation camp homes from a site that historically housed plantation workers although many of the structures are not believed to be the original homes and/or have been altered . See enclosed map. I. Project Description : Waihohonu will provide up to 50 new, residential homes for sale. Housing opportunities will be provided for residents and the workforce and former tenants will have the first priority to purchase. Affordable housing will be provided . J. Project Alternatives : 1 . Preserving the homes in place. The existing homes are in a flood zone and the finish floor elevations are located below permissible flood elevation levels . Past flooding has risen to the level where water has entered the homes . In order to mitigate the situation , the finish floor elevation of the homes needs to be raised . This will be accomplished by raising the grade of the house pads and providing post and pier foundations. This will require that the existing homes be relocated or demolished . In addition , the existing homes do not meet current building codes and will require significant improvements . The new homes will be built in accordance with the current building code and will incorporate energy efficient features . 29 Relocation or demolition of the homes. We held multiple discussions with parties regarding the reuse of the homes. Converting the homes into offices or other uses will likely reduce the cost to improve the home. Also, this will eliminate the cost to return the homes to the project site . For these reasons , we believe that relocating the homes is the best alternative. In the event it is not feasible to relocate the homes , we will request a demolition permit. K. Consulting Parties : 1 . Community meetings on December 15 , 2011 and December 27 , 2011 2. Koloa Community Association — January 19 , 2012 meeting 3. Mike Faye , President, Kikiaola Construction Co/Structure Movers Hawaii 4. VerlieAnn Kapule Malina-Wright, President, The Wright Consultants, Inc. 3-1850 Kaumualii Highway Lihue, HI 96766-8609 0 808.245 .3678 0 808.246.9470 • 947JA3 told I IrKSOW II . IDENTIFICATION OF HISTORIC PLACES A. Although Koloa Camp is one of the oldest sugar plantation camps, as a camp or historic district, the grouping does not retain enough integrity to continue the association with the old Koloa Camp as many of the houses were moved in later or were severely altered after the two hurricanes that struck Kauai . The area has shrunk considerably and is now bordered by numerous houses built in the 1970s, See enclosed Architectural Assessment Survey. B. Grove Farm offers the following mitigation measures: 1 . Obtain a final assessment to determine whether it is feasible to relocate the homes. If feasible , relocation will be the first option and Grove Farm will seek the appropriate permits. If it is not feasible to relocate the homes, Grove Farm will seek a demolition permit. We request your review of this proposed mitigation measure. Although the relocation or demolition of the existing homes has an adverse impact on historic resources, we believe it is the best solution to both reuse the existing homes and provide new housing opportunities. We respectfully request your concurrence with our mitigation measures and welcome your recommendations . Thank you for your consideration . Please feel free to contact me at 245-3678 or Tonia Moy at 941 -3000 should you or your staff have any questions. Sincerely, David Hinazumi Vice President Grove Farm Properties, Inc. C: Tonia Moy, Fung Associates Enclosure: Area of Potential Effect Map Architectural Assessment Survey 3-1850 Kaumualii Highway Lihue, HI 96766-8609 0 808.245.3678 0 808.246.9470 o ■ ■ =I 101 FLING ASSOCIATES INC . architecture ■ preservation ■ planning ■ interiors June 22 , 2012 David Hinazumi Grove Farm Company Inc. PO Box 662069 Lihue, HI 96766-7069 SUBJECT: Architectural Assessment Survey Grove Farm, Koloa, Kauai DATE OF VISIT: November 3, 2011 TIME: 9:30 am to 11 : 00 am WEATHER: Overcast, some rain Done through reconnaissance survey method, no structure was entered. This assessment is to evaluate the historic integrity of the structures only, intensive research was not conducted . However, existing maps were examined and Allan Smith , who was the Vice President and Operations Manager from 1987 , becoming Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer at the time of Hurricane ' Iniki and eventually Senior Vice President of Grove Farm was interviewed to gain some overview of the property. Attached are inventory forms for each of the eight structures assessed . The summary below highlights the overall assessment of these structures. HOUSE BEHIND JAPANESE SCHOOL: Observations • Appears to be early 1900s in form however, has gone through numerous alterations. • Windows have been altered • Addition to front • Currently inhabited, though in poor condition Historic Integrity • Lacks structural and historic integrity • Additions to the front of the house partially block the public view of the house. Addition not in keeping with the historic character of the house • Though old maps indicate a house in that location, per Allan Smith, the existing house was assembled from other houses after Hurricane ' Iniki in 1992. KOLOA CAMP: Observations • Seven houses remain in the old Koloa Camp , though old 1918 and 1923 maps indicate many more houses were in the area at one time (see attached) . 1833 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 1008 ■ Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 USA ■ Tel: (808) 941-3000 ■ Fax: (808) 941-0900 ■ Email: louisfung @funghawaii.com FUND ASSOCIATES INC . architecture ■ preservation ■ planning ■ Interiors • The area with the remaining houses appears to have had a railroad track through part of it and was a part of Japanese Camp, on the outskirts of Filipino Camp. The Inouye house resembles a typical bachelor's quarters often used in Filipino Camps and may have been moved from the Filipino Camp as current location is not within the 1923 Filipino Camp. • Buildings appear to range in age from 1950s, to 1920s and one may be early 1910s though it has been altered significantly. Integrity • In the 1970s, the neighboring subdivision was developed and several houses from the old Koloa Camp were moved into the area. • Hurricane 1niki destroyed or severely damaged many homes, and some of the current houses were put together from the remaining houses. • When McBryde Sugar closed in 1996 , there were approximately 15 to 20 houses in the area. There are currently 8 houses. • Although Koloa Camp is one of the oldest sugar plantation camps, as a camp or historic district, the grouping does not retain enough integrity to continue the association with the old Koloa Camp. The area has shrunk considerably and is now bordered by numerous houses built in the 1970s. • 1923 map (see attached) indicates that only the house at 36238 Wailani Road and the house behind the Japanese school existed in the current location. Both houses have gone through numerous renovations and non-compatible additions. The house behind the Japanese School is known to be a house re-built using other houses after Hurricane ' Iniki per Allan Smith • However, some of the houses retain their historic integrity architecturally. The houses at 3621C and 3621 F Wailani Road reflect the architecture of the plantation camps in the 1920s and 30s and retain enough integrity to reflect the architecture of the period, Though it appears that all the windows and doors have been replaced at the 3621 G Wailani Road house, there is enough historic integrity to reflect a typical plantation house from the 1950s, While these houses are not exceptional examples of plantation architecture as there are numerous better examples in other camps such as ` Ewa Plantations Historic District, these homes have some preservation value and thus acceptable to be moved should they prove to be structurally stable enough. It is believed through initial consultation with Mike Faye that six of the houses are sound enough to be moved which include the three houses mentioned above. Any further questions, please feel free to call at (808)941 -3000. Tonia S. Moy, A1A Senior Associate Fung Associates , Inc. c: Kimi Yuen, PBR 1833 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 1008 a Honolulu, Hawail96815 USA ■ Tel: (808) 941-3000 ■ Fax: (808) 941-0900 a Email: louisfung @funghawaii.com Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 c1920s N Do N o STREETADDRESS: COUNTY 0 N 3621 F Wailani Rd. Kauai c Ln 00 D o W o CITY STATE ZIP CODE rO1v o Koloa Hawaii 96756 N o T 0 PROPERTY NAME: House #2713 d' OWNER: ARCHITECT: z CL Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE : O PRIVATE O PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE: FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : c1920s DATE MOVED: G) DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: OYES 13 NO (IFYES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OF ALTERATION(S) MADE: Window AC units and jalousies at front window. 2. BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND E3 COMMERCIAL M RESIDENTIAL SCATTERED BUILDINGS M M ❑ OFFICE E3 DENSELY BUILT-UP [3 RETAIL OINDUSTRIAL 0 O z � OTHER: 0 PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: m O Gl M [3 FED ERAL [3 RURAL EI SUBURBAN [3 URBAN M D [3 COUNTY r.] INDUSTRIAL [3 OTHER: M z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ CONTRIBUTING [3 NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES; m W . TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: E3 BARN r.] GARAGE/CAR PORT E3 OUTHOUSE 0 FORMAL GARDEN(S) -< o M C WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE 13 CARRIAGE HOUSE [3 SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE [3 SHED(S) 0 OTHER N rD 4 Im HISTORIC ASSOCIATION z W 0 HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : °o Residential Residential m T � ELIGIBILITY: M ELIGIBLE 13 NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m N Architecture U) M A SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S) : SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c1920s —`iii M ORIGINAL OWNER : CRITERION : O A. EVENT 0 B. PERSON M C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION E3 D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Similar to Pajela House and Ewa plantation houses and is a good example of the type and method of construction of a sugar plantation worker house. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: ❑ STONE ❑ STUCCO ❑ ADOBE 0 WOOD ❑ OTHER E3 CONCRETE BLOCK ❑ CONCRETE ❑ SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: ❑ CLAPBOARD ❑ SHIPLAP 0 VERTICAL BOARD ❑ BOARD & BATTEN ❑ SHINGLE ❑ OTHER FOUNDATION : post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu black) ROOF TYPE : ❑ GABLE ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ LOW SLOPE/FLAT 0 OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOF TRIM: ❑ CLOSED EAVES 0 OVERHANGING EAVES ❑ BRACKETS 0 EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: 0 NONE ❑ GABLED ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ EYELID 0 OTHER: PORCH : ❑ NONE 0 INSET ❑ OUTSET ❑ OPEN ❑ ENCLOSED ❑ FACADE LENGTH ❑ WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET ❑ OTHER: DOOR: 0 INSET ❑ TRANSOM ❑ HUNG ❑ SIDE PANELS ❑ WINDOW ❑ SIDELIGHTS ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET 0 OTHER: aluminum screen door with unknown front door type WINDOWS: ❑ SLIDING O DOUBLE-HUNG E3 CASEMENT ❑ AWNING 0 JALOUSIES ❑ PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: 6 over 6 (double-hung) INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: Original concrete steps with lava rock wall to the porch LANDSCAPING : CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: 5/18/2012 BY (NAME): Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION: Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ❑ ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: ❑ HISTORIC CONTEXT ❑ INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ❑ PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 1920s N o N 0 STREETADDRESS: COUNTY A M N 3621 C Wailani Rd. Kauai c Ln Ln 00 D o W o CITY STATE ZIP CODE rrj o Koloa Hawaii 96756 N o n N PROPERTY NAME: House #2707 d OWNER: ARCHITECT: c� Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE : I] PRIVATE ❑ PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE : FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : 1920s DATE MOVED : DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: M YES ❑ NO (IFYES) DATE(S) OFALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OF ALTERATION (S) MADE: Ramp replaced front stairs to porch 0 0 BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND ❑ COMMERCIAL ID RESIDENTIAL M SCATTERED BUILDINGS m ❑ OFFICE 13 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 [3 RETAIL ❑ INDUSTRIAL O z 'v ❑ OTHER: :;a ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M G> �v [3 FED ERAL [3 RURAL M SUBURBAN 13 URBAN L M ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ OTHER: m Z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ CONTRIBUTING ❑ NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: m m . TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: E3 BARN C3 GARAGE/CAR PORT [3 OUTHOUSE [3 FORMAL GARDEN(S) < 0 M c Ln ❑ WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE ❑ CARRIAGE HOUSE ❑ SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE ❑ SHED(S) ❑ OTHER EI N HISTORIC ASSOCIATION o O v HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : o Residential Residential M T m ELIGIBILITY: G ELIGIBLE ❑ NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m N Architecture Q1 M SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S) : SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c1920-1950 M a ORIGINAL OWNER : CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT ❑ B. PERSON M C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Resembles Ewa plantation houses and is a good example of the type and method of construction of a sugar plantation worker house. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: ❑ STONE ❑ STUCCO ❑ ADOBE p WOOD ❑ OTHER ❑ CONCRETE BLOCK [3 CONCRETE [3 SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: ❑ CLAPBOARD ❑ SHIPLAP EI VERTICAL BOARD ❑ BOARD & BATTEN ❑ SHINGLE ❑ OTHER FOUNDATION : Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE: O GABLE p HIPPED 0 SHED E3 LOW SLOPE/FLAT [3 OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOF TRIM: ❑ CLOSED EAVES 0 OVERHANGING EAVES ❑ BRACKETS 0 EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: M NONE ❑ GABLED 0 HIPPED E3 SHED Q EYELID E3 OTHER: PORCH : ❑ NONE Q INSET El OUTSET 0 OPEN ❑ ENCLOSED ❑ FACADE LENGTH [3 WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED 0 OFFSET [3 OTHER: DOOR: M INSET ❑ TRANSOM ❑ HUNG E3 SIDE PANELS ❑ WINDOW E3 SIDELIGHTS p CENTERED ❑ OFFSET p OTHER: aluminum screen d WINDOWS: ❑ SLIDING p DOUBLE-HUNG E3 CASEMENT E3 AWNING E3 JALOUSIES ❑ PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: 6 over 6 (double-hung) INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: LANDSCAPING: CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu Hawaii 96815 ORGANIZATION : PHONE: Fung Associates, Inc. 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE E3 ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) [I ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: ❑ HISTORIC CONTEXT ❑ INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ❑ PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 c1950s c 7q o° STREETADDRESS: 3621 G Wailani Rd. COUNTY Kauai nc Ln I D 0 Uj CITY STATE ZIP CODE °i o Koloa Hawaii 96756 o G N PROPERTY NAME: House #2721 d OWNER: ARCHITECT: a Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE: i[@ PRIVATE [3 PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE: FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : c1950s DATE MOVED: DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: M YES ❑ NO (IF YES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OF ALTERATION(S) MADE: shingle on one side of the house; windows { and doors replaced o 0 BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND COMMERCIAL M RESIDENTIAL SCATTERED BUILDINGS M M 0 OFFICE 0 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 0 RETAIL INDUSTRIAL O Z v 0 OTHER: z ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M 0 0 AL ❑ RURAL M SUBURBAN [3 URBAN L STATE M ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL IO OTHER: m Z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: [3CONTRIBUTING [3NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: m TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: 13 BARN E3 GARAGE/CAR PORT [3 OUTHOUSE [3 FORMAL GARDEN(S) o WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE 0 CARRIAGE HOUSE E3 SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE E3 SHED(S) 0 OTHER N HISTORIC ASSOCIATION 0 HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : 0 Residential Residential LO T 0) ELIGIBILITY: M ELIGIBLE 0 NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m ��" Architecture L m A SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S): SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c' c1950s m M a ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT (3 B. PERSON ❑ C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Though windows and doors have been replaced, it is a good example of c1950s plantation style architecture. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: ❑ STONE ❑ STUCCO ❑ ADOBE 0 WOOD ❑ OTHER ❑ CONCRETE BLOCK ❑ CONCRETE ❑ SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: E3 CLAPBOARD r3 SHIPLAP 0 VERTICAL BOARD ❑ BOARD & BATTEN 0 SHINGLE ❑ OTHER FOUNDATION : Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE: ❑ GABLE 0 HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ LOW SLOPE/FLAT ❑ OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof); extended roof over entrance ROOF TRIM: ❑ CLOSED EAVES 0 OVERHANGING EAVES ❑ BRACKETS ❑ EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: 0 NONE ❑ GABLED ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ EYELID ❑ OTHER: PORCH : ❑ NONE ❑ INSET 0 OUTSET ❑ OPEN ❑ ENCLOSED ❑ FACADE LENGTH ❑ WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET ❑ OTHER: DOOR: ❑ INSET ❑ TRANSOM ❑ HUNG ❑ SIDE PANELS ❑ WINDOW ❑ SIDELIGHTS ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET 0 OTHER: Flat panel WINDOWS: ❑ SLIDING ❑ DOUBLE-HUNG ❑ CASEMENT ❑ AWNING 0 JALOUSIES ❑ PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: INTERIOR FEATURES: Interior not entered OTHER FEATURES: Style, window framing, and decorative entry screen indicate built in 1950s LANDSCAPING: CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: 5/18/2012 BY (NAME): Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP: 96815 ORGANIZATION : Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ❑ ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: ❑ HISTORIC CONTEXT ❑ INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ❑ PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 c1900s-1920s Ln D0 N v � STREET ADDRESS: 3623 B Wailani Rd. COUNTY Kauai nC Ln co D o v w 0 CITY Koloa STATE Hawaii ZIP CODE 96756 W 0 0 W N PROPERTY NAME: House #2733 d OWNER: ARCHITECT: 070 Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE : [@ PRIVATE [3 PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE : FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o Z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : C1900s-1920s DATE MOVED: DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED : IS YES p NO (IFYES) DATE(S) OFALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OFALTERATION(S) MADE: Composite; shingles added to one side of the house; jalousies at most windows o 0 BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY. ❑ OPEN LAND C °' E3 COMMERCIAL El RESIDENTIAL 9 SCATTERED BUILDINGS m [3 OFFICE OFFICE 0 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 [3 RETAIL Z Z v 0 OTHER: A 0 PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M 0 0 [3 FEDERAL AL I[3 RURAL EI SUBURBAN E3 URBAN ❑ COUNTY m ❑ INDUSTRIAL Q OTHER: = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: [3CONTRIBUTING EINON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: 1 g m m . TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: 13 BARN [3 GARAGE/CAR PORT 0 OUTHOUSE E3 FORMAL GARDEN(S) -< a Ln M C 0 WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE 0 CARRIAGE HOUSE 0 SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE M SHED(S) ❑ OTHER CD N HISTORIC ASSOCIATION W 0 HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : 0 Residential Residential _ LO Ln T ELIGIBILITY: O ELIGIBLE EI NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m z SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S) : SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c1900s-1920s M ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT p B. PERSON p C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Possible 1900s house from shallow eaves, small window size, and on location notes in 1923 map. The building has been significantly altered and highly likely to have been put together after Hurricane Iniki. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: p STONE p STUCCO E3 ADOBE EI WOOD [3 OTHER 0 CONCRETE BLOCK r.] CONCRETE Q SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: E3 CLAPBOARD ❑ SHIPLAP ❑ VERTICAL BOARD [3 BOARD & BATTEN [@ SHINGLE 0 OTHER FOUNDATION: Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE : O GABLE 0 HIPPED 0 SHED p LOW SLOPE/FLAT [3 OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOFTRIM: ❑ CLOSED EAVES El OVERHANGING EAVES ❑ BRACKETS © EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: M NONE [3 GABLED [3 HIPPED E3 SHED E3 EYELID E3 OTHER: PORCH : [3 NONE 0 INSET M OUTSET 13 OPEN i7 ENCLOSED p FACADE LENGTH ❑ WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET M OTHER: DOOR: M INSET E3 TRANSOM ❑ HUNG E3 SIDE PANELS ❑ WINDOW 0 SIDELIGHTS ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET 0 OTHER: WINDOWS: 0 SLIDING 13 DOUBLE-HUNG [3 CASEMENT 0 AWNING MI JALOUSIES 13 PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: INTERIOR FEATURES : OTHER FEATURES: LANDSCAPING : CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION : Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) 0 ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) E3 NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) p NOT ELIGIBLE ( DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: 0 HISTORIC CONTEXT p INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 0 PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawai` I Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-053 C1900s N 0 G) o STREETADDRESS: COUNTY fJ rn N Wailani Rd. Kauai c v, 00 D o CITY STATE ZIP CODE o Koloa Hawaii 96756 E u, w PROPERTY NAME: House Behind Old Japanese School FL OWNER: ARCHITECT: Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE: 0 PRIVATE ❑ PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE : FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : c1900s DATE MOVED : DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: OYES ❑ NO (IF YES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OFALTERATION(S) MADE: Addition to one side of the house 2. BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: 0 OPEN LAND [3 COMMERCIAL 0 RESIDENTIAL D SCATTERED BUILDINGS M M E3 OFFICE [3 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 [3 RETAIL E3 INDUSTRIAL O z -o ❑ OTHER: �0 ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M 0 ❑ FEDE AL 13 RURAL 0 SUBURBAN [3 URBAN M M ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ OTHER: ^� z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES : ❑ CONTRIBUTING ❑ NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: m TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ BARN ❑ GARAGE/CAR PORT ❑ OUTHOUSE ❑ FORMAL GARDEN(S) o ❑ WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE ❑ CARRIAGE HOUSE ❑ SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE ❑ SHED(S) ❑ OTHER 19 CD HISTORIC ASSOCIATION Q HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : °0 0 Residential Residential M fl- ELIGIBILITY: ❑ ELIGIBLE ❑x NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: M N Architecture O1 u M SIGNIFICANT PERSON (S) : SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c1900s Ln o rn 0 u ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT ❑ B. PERSON ❑ C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Appears to be 1900s by its form, but has gone through multiple renovations such that it barely remains historically or structurally intact. Reassembled after Hurricane Iniki. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: O STONE 0 STUCCO 0 ADOBE 0 WOOD 0 OTHER 0 CONCRETE BLOCK 0 CONCRETE 0 SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: 0 CLAPBOARD 0 SHIPLAP 0 VERTICAL BOARD 0 BOARD & BATTEN 0 SHINGLE 0 OTHER FOUNDATION : Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE: p GABLE p HIPPED 0 SHED 0 LOW SLOPE/FLAT p OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof); extended roof over outset porch ROOF TRIM : 0 CLOSED EAVES M OVERHANGING EAVES 0 BRACKETS 0 EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: 0 NONE M GABLED 0 HIPPED 0 SHED 0 EYELID 0 OTHER: PORCH : 0 NONE 0 INSET 18 OUTSET 0 OPEN 0 ENCLOSED 0 FACADE LENGTH 0 WRAPAROUND CENTERED 0 OFFSET O OTHER: DOOR: E3 INSET 0 TRANSOM 0 HUNG 0 SIDE PANELS 0 WINDOW 0 SIDELIGHTS p CENTERED ❑ OFFSET p OTHER: Unknown WINDOWS: 0 SLIDING p DOUBLE-HUNG p CASEMENT p AWNING p JALOUSIES 0 PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: Has an extension structure to one side of the house LANDSCAPING: CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY: Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION : Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE 0 ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) 0 ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) 0 NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) 0 NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: 0 NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: 0 HISTORIC CONTEXT 0 INTEGRITY 0 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 0 PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 c1920s N O 7z STREETADDRESS: COUNTY p m N Wailani Rd. Kauai c Ln 00 D o CITY STATE ZIP CODE Koloa Hawaii 96756 E °o � N PROPERTY NAME: � CL Inouye House OWNER: ARCHITECT: Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE : EI PRIVATE ❑ PUBLIC PROPERTYSIZE: FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : c1920s DATE MOVED: c) DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: AYES E3 NO (IF YES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OF ALTERATION(S) MADE: Jalousie and sliding windows; shingle side has corrugated metal awning over window o 0 BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND v El E3 COMMERCIAL M RESIDENTIAL SCATTERED BUILDINGS M m 13 OFFICE [3 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 E3 RETAIL ❑ INDUSTRIAL z Z A ❑ OTHER: X ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M -0o [3 STATE AL ❑ RURAL 0 SUBURBAN E3 URBAN M ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ OTHER: :;a m z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ CONTRIBUTING ❑ NON-CONTRIBUTING #t OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: m m . TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ BARN ❑ GARAGE/CAR PORT ❑ OUTHOUSE ❑ FORMAL GARDEN(S) 0 a ❑ WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE ❑ CARRIAGE HOUSE ❑ SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE ❑ SHED(S) ❑ OTHER 2 HISTORIC ASSOCIATION r. 0 Ln HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : o Residential Residential LO T M ELIGIBILITY: ❑ ELIGIBLE M NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m rn Architecture M SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S): SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c19205 M YG ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT ❑ B. PERSON ❑ C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Resembles plantation bachelor's quarters c1920s however, maps indicate it was moved to current location. Extremely poor condition with the front porch modified. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE : Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: p STONE ❑ STUCCO ❑ ADOBE M WOOD ❑ OTHER ❑ CONCRETE BLOCK ❑ CONCRETE ❑ SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: E3 CLAPBOARD ❑ SHIPLAP 13 VERTICAL BOARD M BOARD & BATTEN M SHINGLE E3 OTHER FOUNDATION : Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE : 8 GABLE ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ LOW SLOPE/FLAT ❑ OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOFTRIM: ❑ CLOSEDEAVES M OVERHANGING EAVES ❑ BRACKETS ❑ EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: M NONE ❑ GABLED ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ EYELID E3 OTHER: PORCH : ❑ NONE M INSET ❑ OUTSET ❑ OPEN ❑ ENCLOSED ❑ FACADE LENGTH ❑ WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET ❑ OTHER: DOOR: IS INSET ❑ TRANSOM 13 HUNG ❑ SIDE PANELS ❑ WINDOW ❑ SIDELIGHTS ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET 0 OTHER: WINDOWS : 0 SLIDING Q DOUBLE-HUNG ❑ CASEMENT ❑ AWNING M JALOUSIES ❑ PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: 6 over 6 (double-hung) INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: LANDSCAPING : CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION: Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ❑ ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: ❑ HISTORIC CONTEXT ❑ INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION p PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT: 2-8-004-001 1920s-1930s N Do G) o STREETADDRESS: COUNTY A M N 3621 J Wailani Rd. Kauai c (A Ln co D I 0 CITY STATE ZIP CODE n0)i o Koloa Hawaii 96756 N O PROPERTY NAME: House #2723 d OWNER: ARCHITECT: FL OWNER TYPE : 31 PRIVATE ❑ PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE: FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION o DATE OF CONSTRUCTION: DATE MOVED: 1920s-1930s DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED : OYES ❑ NO (IF YES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IF YES) TYPE OF ALTERATION(S) MADE: Plywood addition with metal awning 0 0 0 BUILDING TYPE : DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND El SCATTERED BUILDINGS ❑ COMMERCIAL M RESIDENTIAL M ❑ OFFICE ❑ DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 ❑ RETAIL E3 INDUSTRIAL O [3 OTHER! ; ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: M 0 [3 E FEDERAL 13 RURAL 0 SUBURBAN [3 URBAN M ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL 0 OTHER: m Z = D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ CONTRIBUTING [] NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: [3 BARN 13 GARAGE/CAR PORT [3 OUTHOUSE [3 FORMAL GARDEN(S) -< o ❑ WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE ❑ CARRIAGE HOUSE ❑ SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE ❑ SHED(S) ❑ OTHER sz N HISTORIC ASSOCIATION ❑z n w 0 HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : 0 Residential Residential LD ELIGIBILITY: ❑ ELIGIBLE ❑ NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: m Ul Architecture O) z SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S): SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE (S) : c1920s-19505 r A Sk ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT ❑ B. PERSON ❑ C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Difficult to tell how much alteration as this house has been engulfed by brush. Windows remain, appears to have some additions. House was likely moved in during the 1970s as it does not appear to have same architectural features as Pajela and Medeiros. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: E3 STONE p STUCCO [3 ADOBE 0 WOOD E] OTHER [3 CONCRETE BLOCK [] CONCRETE E] SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: [3 CLAPBOARD [3 SHIPLAP E] VERTICAL BOARD 0 BOARD & BATTEN p SHINGLE E3 OTHER FOUNDATION : Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE: 0 GABLE 0 HIPPED E3 SHED E] LOW SLOPE/FLAT [3 OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOFTRIM: [] CLOSED EAVES 0 OVERHANGING EAVES 0 BRACKETS [3 EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS: 0 NONE 0 GABLED [3 HIPPED [3 SHED [3 EYELID E3 OTHER: PORCH : 0 NONE [] INSET E] OUTSET [3 OPEN E3 ENCLOSED E] FACADE LENGTH E3 WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED 0 OFFSET [] OTHER: DOOR: [3 INSET E] TRANSOM E3 HUNG E3 SIDE PANELS 0 WINDOW 17 SIDELIGHTS E] CENTERED ❑ OFFSET 0 OTHER: Unknown WINDOWS: E3 SLIDING 0 DOUBLE-HUNG E3 CASEMENT [3 AWNING E3 JALOUSIES ❑ PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: 6 over 6 (double-hung) INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: LANDSCAPING: CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION : Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ❑ ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) [] ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) [] NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) [:] NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: [] NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: [3 HISTORIC CONTEXT E3 INTEGRITY [] ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 0 PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: Hawaii Historic Properties Report Inventory Form TMK: YEAR BUILT; 2-8-004-001 c1920s-1950s N Do N o 7Z STREETADDRESS: COUNTY Jo M N 3623 A Wailani Rd. Kauai c v, 00 D 6 w o CITY STATE ZIP CODE N Koloa Hawaii 96756 w o D PROPERTY NAME: House #2725 C OWNER; ARCHITECT: a Grove Farm Unknown OWNER TYPE : M PRIVATE ❑ PUBLIC PROPERTY SIZE : FRONTAGE DEPTH ACREAGE BUILDING INFORMATION z DATE OF CONSTRUCTION : c190OS-19505 DATE MOVED : DATE OF DESTRUCTION : DATE OF RECONSTRUCTION : ALTERED: [M YES [3 NO (IF YES) DATE(S) OF ALTERATION(S): Unknown (IFYES) TYPE OFALTERATION(S) MADE: Jalousies at front door, shingle side with window awnings, new awning windows, Plywood addition 0 BUILDING TYPE: DENSITY: ❑ OPEN LAND c E3 COMMERCIAL El RESIDENTIAL El SCATTERED BUILDINGS rn ❑ OFFICE E3 DENSELY BUILT-UP 0 0 RETAIL ❑ INDUSTRIAL O z � ❑ OTHER: Do ❑ PUBLIC SETTING TYPE: m O G) v [3 FEDERAL AL E3 RURAL [@ SUBURBAN ❑ URBAN M M > G ❑ COUNTY ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ OTHER: M Z s D ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: ❑ CONTRIBUTING 0 NON-CONTRIBUTING # OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: m w . TYPE OF ANCILLARY STRUCTURES: E3 BARN [3 GARAGE/CAR PORT ❑ OUTHOUSE (3 FORMAL GARDEN(S) 0 0 ❑ WATERTOWER/TANKHOUSE ❑ CARRIAGE HOUSE ❑ SERVANTS' OR GUEST HOUSE E3 SHED(S) ❑ OTHER N HISTORIC ASSOCIATION N 0 n Ln HISTORIC FUNCTION : CURRENT FUNCTION : °om Residential Residential T ELIGIBILITY: ❑ ELIGIBLE p NON-ELIGIBLE AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: n Architecture M SIGNIFICANT PERSON(S): SIGNIFICANT PERIOD/DATE(S) : c1900s-1950s Ln A ORIGINAL OWNER: CRITERION : ❑ A. EVENT ❑ B. PERSON ❑ C. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION ❑ D. INFORMATION POTENTIAL CRITERION SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: The house has been significantly altered however, the size of the windows indicate possibility of an older house Siding has been added judging by the shallowness of the window frames. Likely to have been reassembled after Hurricane Iniki. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Hawaii Plantation House STORIES: One PRIMARY EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL: ❑ 5TONE ❑ STUCCO ❑ ADOBE M WOOD ❑ OTHER ❑ CONCRETE BLOCK ❑ CONCRETE ❑ SINGLE WALL (IF WOOD) TYPE: ❑ CLAPBOARD ❑ SHIPLAP M VERTICAL BOARD ❑ BOARD & BATTEN M SHINGLE ❑ OTHER FOUNDATION: Post and beam on isolated foundation (tofu block) ROOF TYPE : p GABLE ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ LOW SLOPE/FLAT ❑ OTHER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Corrugated metal roof (Totan roof) ROOF TRIM : ❑ CLOSED EAVES M OVERHANGING EAVES E3 BRACKETS 0 EXPOSED RAFTERS DORMERS : M NONE ❑ GABLED ❑ HIPPED ❑ SHED ❑ EYELID ❑ OTHER: PORCH : ❑ NONE ❑ INSET © OUTSET ❑ OPEN ❑ ENCLOSED ❑ FACADE LENGTH ❑ WRAPAROUND ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET ❑ OTHER: DOOR: ❑ INSET ❑ TRANSOM ❑ HUNG ❑ SIDE PANELS M WINDOW 0 SIDELIGHTS ❑ CENTERED ❑ OFFSET MOTHER: Jalousie window door WINDOWS: ❑ SLIDING M DOUBLE-HUNG ❑ CASEMENT ❑ AWNING ❑ JALOUSIES E3 PLATE GLASS NUMBER OF PANES: 6 over 6 (double-hung) INTERIOR FEATURES: OTHER FEATURES: LANDSCAPING : CREDITS DATE FORM PREPARED: BY (NAME): 5/18/2012 Michelle Cheang, Tonia Moy ADDRESS: 1833 Kalakaua Ave. CITY. Honolulu STATE: Hawaii ZIP. 96815 ORGANIZATION : Fung Associates, Inc. PHONE: 808-941-3000 SHPD RESPONSE ❑ ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (CONCUR) ❑ NOT ELIGIBLE (DO NOT CONCUR) RECOMMENDATIONS: ❑ NEED MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO: ❑ HISTORIC CONTEXT ❑ INTEGRITY ❑ ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION ❑ PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNATURE: DATE: