Beach Access Easement through Kahu`Aina Plantation to Waipake Beach and Kepuhi Point

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1 Beach Access Easement through Kahu`Aina Plantation to Waipake Beach and Kepuhi Point

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3 Kahu`Aina Subdivision Plan

4 Multiple Family Estates

5 2002 LUC CD

6 2002 Land Use Commission Conservation District Boundary Determination

7 File Plan Map 2458 New Revised Map

8 Kahu`aina Plantation Subdivision File Plan 2458

9 New Revised Map from March 18, 2013

10 2002 CDBD Waipake LCA 6582

11 Conservation District Boundary has been changed 2002 SHORELINE 2013 CD is now in ocean instead of 300 mauka.

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13 How can new CD Boundary be in the ocean?

14 How many 100 Width Housesites will be visible from Waipake Beach? Notes: 1. Flood zone information is based on the Flood Insurance Rate Map for Kaua`i County, Hawaii, panel 80 of 356, revised September 6, 2005/ Flood Zone VE Elevation 25 & 26 *For lots that have homesites visible from beach area, the Planning Department will review the individual homesite plans at building permit. For homesites visible from the beach, the building permit is limited to one story above existing grade and a maximum visible width of 100 feet from the beach area. 2. Water service is not available from the Department of Water, County of Kauai.

15 KA HAE HAWAII. Buke I, Helu 37, Aoao 145. Novemaba 12, KAI NUI MA KAA, KOOLAU, KAUAI E ka Hae Hawaii : ALOHA OE:--I ka Ponono, eia ka la 18 o Okakoba nei, hora 8 paha o ke kakahiaka o ua la la, oia ka la nalu ma Kaa, Koolau. Eia na mea i pilikia, 4 waa, 4 hale, 3 loi kalo. No Mohulu na waa i nahaha, a me na hale elua. Hookahi o Puko hale; hookahi o Kamokuliu i nahaha i keia kai. Mai Waipake ke a Lepeuli keia pilikia. Hookahi no wili nalu, o ka pau loa no ia o keia mau hale a me na waa, a me na loi kalo. J. W. G. KAIA Hanalei. Oka. 18, 1856.

16 Remains of St. Stephen s Roman Catholic Church, Moloa`a Built by Father Maudet in 1854 Destroyed by several tsumami in the 1860 s that carried car-sized boulders ¾ mile inland..

17 Moloa`a April 6, 1946

18 1946 Tsunami 33 wave at shore 38 wave 750 mauka 33 Wave at Pakala Point, Waipake Flood Zone VE 26 & 26

19 SOEST EROSION

20 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY Thursday, June 17, 2010 include New Lot Owners agree to: Maximum Density on New Lots limited to 70 dwelling units and one guest house on each New Lot.

21 How much water does Kahu`aina really need? 9 Wells, 15 meters. What impact will all this water withdrawal have on the fresh-water dependent reef resources, especially limu? What impact will all this water withdrawal have on neighboring community wells in an area with no county water service?

22 Proposed Easement Gated

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26 1913 Waipake Stream Bridge Ko`olau Road

27 1913 Waipake Bridge

28 17 wide 17 Wide, 100 year old One Lane Bridge Waipake Stream

29 One Lane Bridge after Blind Curve on Ko`olau Road, currently rated at 90 cars per day. This bridge is less than ½ mile from Kahu`aina Entrance. Kahu`aina could generate 300 additional vehicle trips over this bridge per day.

30 Broken Bridge Piling Waipake Stream Bridge Ko`olau Road, Kauai

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32 Bridge Piling Broken > 5 years Caution Cone in Stream

33 National Bridge Inventory Data 1992 Inspection Status: Posted for load [P] Average daily traffic: 90 [as of 1981] Deck condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Superstructure condition: Poor [4 out of 9] Substructure condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Channel protection: Bank protection is in need of minor repairs. River control devices and embankment protection have a little minor damage. Banks and/or channel have minor amounts of drift. [7] Scour condition: Scour calculation/evaluation has not been made. [6] Operating rating: 16.1 tons [14.6 metric tons] Inventory rating: 9.9 tons [9.0 metric tons] Evaluation: Structurally deficient [1] Sufficiency rating: 24.1 Estimated cost of work: $7,000

34 National Bridge Inventory Data Status: 2000 Inspection Posted for load [P] Average daily traffic: 90 [as of 1981] Deck condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Superstructure condition: Poor [4 out of 9] Substructure condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Channel protection: Bank protection is in need of minor repairs. River control devices and embankment protection have a little minor damage. Banks and/or channel have minor amounts of drift. [7] Scour condition: Bridge foundations determined to be stable for the assessed or calculated scour condition. [8] Operating rating: 16.2 tons [14.7 metric tons] Inventory rating: 10.0 tons [9.1 metric tons] Evaluation: Structurally deficient [1] Sufficiency rating: 24.2 Recommended work: Replacement of bridge or other structure because of substandard load carrying capacity or substantial bridge roadway geometry. [31] Estimated cost of work: $390,000

35 Status: National Bridge Inventory Data 2010 Inspection Posted for load [P] Average daily traffic: 90 [as of 1981] Deck condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Superstructure condition: Poor [4 out of 9] Substructure condition: Fair [5 out of 9] Channel protection: Bank is beginning to slump. River control devices and embankment protection have widespread minor damage. There is minor stream bed movement evident. Debris is restricting the channel slightly. [6] Scour condition: Bridge foundations determined to be stable for the assessed or calculated scour condition. [8] Operating rating: 12.1 tons [11.0 metric tons] Inventory rating: 9.2 tons [8.4 metric tons] Evaluation: Structurally deficient [1] Sufficiency rating: 27.3 Recommended work: Replacement of bridge or other structure because of substandard load carrying capacity or substantial bridge roadway geometry. [31] Estimated cost of work: $390,000

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38 Easement to Waipake Beach

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40 Kepuhi

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44 Best Beach Access Easement at Waipake Family Friendly Culturally and Environmentally Sensitive Historically Appropriate

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46 Proposed Kahu`aina 10 Wide, 1 Mile long Easement ends at cliff

47 Ka`aka`aniu Reef Native Hawaiians' traditional and customary access and gathering rights must be honored. Waipake Lepeuli Ka`aka`aniu At Moloa`a, on the island of Kauai, a crude kind of culture of limu kohu is carried on. The natives have cleared out all of the other seaweed from the reef so that the Asparagopsis does not suffer from competition and is here much finer and more luxuriant than at any other place. Botanical Gazette, Volume 65. By Charles Reid Barnes, 1918

48 Traditional and Cultural Users & OHA Community Involvement Agency Coordination Communication