The Environmental Notice

Environmental review

Kīlauea Town Expansion Project – Section 201H Affordable Housing – 2nd Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: (4) 5-2-005:024; (4) 5-2-005:054; (4) 5-2-005:058; (4) 5-2-005:059 (por.); and (4) 5-2-023:031 (por.) · District: Hanalei

The proposed project includes the construction of an affordable housing project including approximately 310 residential units (single-family, multi-family, duplex, and live-work units) and commercial uses on currently vacant land. The project would be designed with roadways, park and green space, bike and pedestrian paths, and a wastewater treatment plant. This is a second submittal of the Draft EA published in the May 23rd edition of TEN. Appendices B-G2 are included in this second submittal.

Agency: County of Kauaʻi, Kauaʻi County Housing Agency. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by October 8, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to sfranco@kauai.gov. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

Federal consistency review

Extension of Liloa Drive between Waipuʻilani Road and Kaʻonoʻulu Street in Kīhei

Location: Kīhei, Island of Maui

The award and use of Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) financial assistance to the County of Maui, Department of Public Works to extend the Liloa Drive between Waipuʻilani Road and Kaʻonoʻulu Street in Kīhei. The proposed extension is approximately 4,900 linear feet in length and will consist of a two-lane roadway with curbs, gutters, sidewalks, a shared-use path, retaining walls, streetlights, and related utility system improvements. The project includes improvements to three drainageways: Waipuʻilani Gulch, Kūlanihākoʻi Gulch, and an unnamed drainageway downstream of the Piʻilani Village Subdivision. The project includes two bridges, one at each of the two gulches, and an extension of an existing box culvert at the unnamed drainageway. Phase I, which is planned to begin construction in 2027 and take approximately 18 to 24 months to complete, will consist of the segment between East Waipuʻilani Road and the vicinity of Kūlanihākoʻi Street. Phase II will commence after completion of Phase I and receipt of funding and will consist of the segment from the vicinity of Kūlanihākoʻi Street northward to Kaʻonoʻulu Street.

Applicant: County of Maui, Department of Public Works. Comments due: September 22, 2026. No tax map key: on no area page.

Federal consistency review

Microgrid at the State Department of Transportation Maui District Office Baseyard

Location: 650 Palapala Drive, Kahului, Maui · TMK: (2) 3-8-079:018

The award and use of Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) financial assistance to the State Department of Transportation (HDOT) to install a microgrid at the HDOT District Office baseyard on Maui. The microgrid will be installed on three existing buildings and will consist of electric vehicle charging stations, photovoltaic (PV) panels mounted on existing buildings, and a Tesla Megapack battery energy storage system. The project will also include limited trenching within the baseyard for installation of new electrical conduit.

Applicant: State Department of Transportation (HDOT). Comments due: September 22, 2026. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000098

Location: Hawaiʻi: South Hilo (2-1-018: 023)

Clean up and removal of invasive vegetation, overgrown trees, and encroaching vines and grasses from the property perimeters and pond areas (PL-SMM-2026-000098)

Applicant: Backyard Monkey LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Hilo.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2027-1

Location: Kauaʻi: Wainiha (5-8-012: 032)

Construction of concrete slab and backup generator (SMA(M)- 2027-1)

Applicant: Debra Schoenberg c/o Erik Speir. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00024

Location: Maui: Pāʻia (3-8-001: 071)

Sewer and Paving Improvements for the Maui Country Club Pro Shop (SM22026-00024)

Applicant: Emily Ballard, Maui Country Club. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00026

Location: Maui: Pāʻia - Haʻikū (2-8-003: 066- 001)

Franciso Javier Barberi ATF Workshop Garage (SM22026- 00026)

Applicant: Michael Leone. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Pāʻia-Haʻikū.

Shoreline certification: application · MA-875

Location: 5420 Makena Road · TMK: (2) 2-1-007:003

Applicant: Akamai Land Surveying, Inc.. Owner: Kingo-Ya Makena Company LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena.

Shoreline certification: application · KA-506

Location: 1661 Pee Road · TMK: (4) 2-8-020:003

Applicant: Esaki Surveying & Mapping, Inc.. Owner: Makahuena. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kōloa-Poʻipū.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2182

Location: 51-382 Kamehameha Highway · TMK: (1) 5-1-010:024

Applicant: Gil P. Bumanglag. Owner: Ireneo C. Viernes, Jr & B. Viernes. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2191

Location: 44-275 Kaneohe Bay Drive · TMK: (1) 4-4-007:003

Applicant: Wesley T. Tengan. Owner: Ku I Luna LLC. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kāneʻohe.

Environmental review

Mākena Mauka – (Acceptance of the Final EIS)

TMK: (2)2-1-005:108, (2)2-1-006:036 and 057, (2)2-1-007:068, 092 and 093, (2)2-1-008:078, 079, 081, and 090, and (2)2-1- 031:036(por.) · District: Makawao

The Applicant proposes the development of Mākena Mauka, a low-density master planned residential community and related amenities. The project will offer market rate housing and residential workforce housing with a mixture of rural and single-family lots and both single-family and multi-family residential units, all located mauka of Makena Alanui Road. The Applicant is proposing a substantially lower density plan than that presented in the Environmental Impact Statement Preparation Notice (EISPN). This plan reduces the 900 housing units (proposed in the EISPN) to 652 housing units, including 109 onsite residential workforce housing units. The project includes the existing Mākena North Golf Course, the existing to-be renovated Mākena South Golf Course, and will incorporate approximately 135,000 sq. ft. of operational support buildings, including golf maintenance, staff offices, restaurants, back of house, golf operations, and other uses. The project will also include a community gathering place, hiking trails, programs to support connectivity, walking/bicycling/golf cart paths, public beach parking, and areas reserved for conservation, open space, and public beach access.

Agency: County of Maui, Maui Planning Commission. Applicant: AREG AC Makena Propco LLC; c/o Makena Golf & Beach Club, 5415 Makena Alanui Road, Wailea-Makena, HI 96753. Status: The FEIS has been accepted by the Accepting Authority. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena.

Environmental review

Fuel Storage Tank Improvements Wahiawā Wastewater Treatment Plant – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (1) 7-3-007:002 · District: Wahiawā

The Wahiawā Wastewater Treatment Plant has an underground storage tank that supplies fuel to a standby generator. The generator automatically activates during a power outage and provides electricity for the treatment plant, including the influent pumps, support equipment, HVAC, and lighting. To comply with current fuel storage regulations and strengthen environmental protection, the City Department of Environmental Services, Division of Wastewater Engineering and Construction, is proposing to replace the existing 6,000-gallon underground fuel storage tank with a new 6,000-gallon aboveground tank. The project also includes replacing the underground fuel piping, fuel monitoring panel, associated sensors, and connecting the new fuel monitoring panel to the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system.

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental Services. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wahiawā-Whitmore Village.

Environmental review

Pacific Missile Range Facility and Kōkeʻe Park Geophysical Observatory Real Estate– Final EIS Vol 1, Vol 2, Vol 3, Vol 4, and Vol 5

TMK: (4) 1-2-001:006 (por.), (4) 1-2-001:010, (4) 1-2-002:001 (por.), (4) 1-2-002:010 (por.), (4) 1-2-002:024 (por.), (4) 1-2- 002:025, (4) 1-2-002:026, (4) 1-2-002:027, (4) 1-2-002:028, (4) 1-2-002:029, (4) 1-2-016:011 (por.), (4) 1-4-001:002 (por.), (4) 1-4-001:013 (por.), (4) 1-4-001:014 (por.) · District: Waimea

The Navy proposes to retain the use of 8,172 acres of State lands on Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi, for operational continuity and sustainment, in support of continued military training, testing, and facility operations at the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF). The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) proposes to retain the use of 23 acres of State lands on Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi, in support of continued operations including measurements of the Earth’s rotation and local land motion at Kōkeʻe Park Geophysical Observatory (KPGO).

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Land Division. Applicant: Commander, Navy Region Hawaii Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command. Status: Final EIS has been submitted and is pending acceptance by the accepting authority. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waimea-Kekaha.

Federal consistency review

Mānele Small Boat Harbor Breakwater Repairs, Mānele, Island of Lānaʻi

Location: Mānele Small Boat Harbor, Island of Lānaʻi · TMK: (2) 4-9-017:002 (por.), 003 (por.), 006, and 007

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) along with the non-federal sponsor, the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation (DLNR-DOBOR) proposes to repair the existing main breakwater by restoring it to its original design using heavy equipment to remove, reposition, and replace damaged armor stone. Construction will be completed in phases, beginning with the installation of a temporary work platform on the harbor side of the breakwater. Repairs will focus on replacing and resetting armor stones above one foot below mean lower low water (MLLW) while leaving deeper stones undisturbed. Approximately 5,900 tons of existing armor stone will be reused, and about 2,035 tons of new armor stone will be installed. As work progresses, repairs will extend along the breakwater, including the head of the structure where the existing navigation light will be temporarily removed and reinstalled after repairs are completed. The project will restore the breakwater's protective armor layers to improve structural integrity and maintain harbor protection. Temporary construction materials will be removed upon completion, and any excess armor stone will be disposed of by the contractor.

Comments due: September 8, 2026. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Lānaʻi.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000097

Location: Hawaiʻi: North Hilo (3-4-003: 036)

As-built one-story, 600-square-foot one-bedroom first-farm dwelling with a 200- square-foot lānai and a 255-square-foot carport. Additionally, construction of a new 34’x12’ in-ground at-grade swimming pool with related improvements as a related used to the legally built single-family dwelling (PL-SMM-2026-000097)

Applicant: Atlas Surrey LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Hilo.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2195

Location: 91-419 A Ewa Beach Road, Ewa Beach · TMK: (1) 9-1-024:024

Applicant: Wesley T. Tengan. Owner: Pacific Brothers Builders LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: ʻEwa. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2196

Location: 57-497 Honokawela Drivc, Kahuku · TMK: (1) 5-7-003:045

Applicant: Walter P. Thompson, Inc.. Owner: Pinkston Hawaii LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · MA-872

Location: 146 & 160 Lower Waiehi Beach Rd, Wailuku · TMK: (2) 3-2-015:002

Applicant: Akamai Land Surveying, Inc. & 024. Owner: Alan Wen. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · MA-873

Location: 4221 Lower Honoapiilani Rd, Lahaina · TMK: (2) 4-3-010:001

Applicant: Arthur P. Valencia. Owner: Kahana Beach Resort. Placed by the tax map key it prints: West Maui. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · MA-874

Location: Haneoo Rd, Hana · TMK: (2) 1-4-007:009

Applicant: Akamai Land Surveying, Inc.. Owner: State of Hawaii. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Hāna. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Environmental review

Kawaihae Commercial Harbor Improvements – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (3) 6-1-003:023 Por., :024, :026, :028, :032, :033, :034, :036 Por., :037, :038, :039, :041 Por., :044, :046, :047, :048 Por., :049, :050 Por., :052, :053, :054, :055 Por., :057, :058, :059, :061, :062, :063, :064, (3) 6-1-003:999 (Right-Of-Way), and (3) 6-1-002:999 (Right-Of-Way) · District: South Kohala

The Proposed Action consists of improvements to the Kawaihae Commercial Harbor cargo yard that would include replacing existing asphalt surfaces with new reinforced concrete pavement in selected areas and paving pockets of unimproved fill areas; adding new 80-foot high mast lighting to replace lower-lighting equipment; installing conduit and raised transformer pads for future harbor upgrades; and relocating the HDOT-HAR district office building and maintenance shed to increase cargo yard footprint. The Proposed Action would also widen a portion of Kawaihae Road (Hawaiʻi Route 270) to include a new left-turn and storage lane at the harbor main gate. The Project Area is approximately 56 acres. The purpose of the project is to improve operating conditions and efficiencies within the cargo terminal, as well as reduce traffic congestion along Kawaihae Road caused by truck queues. Through these upgrades, the project also intends to enhance the capability of Kawaihae Commercial Harbor to serve as an alternate harbor should an emergency or natural disaster affect Hilo Harbor.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation, Harbors (HDOT-HAR). Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Kohala.

Environmental review

Kuwale 242 Reservoir Project – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: [1] 8-6-003:075 · District: Waiʻanae

BWS is proposing a 4.0 Million Gallon (MG) water reservoir, 9,600 linear-foot transmission line, and associated 24-inch transmission main.

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Board of Water Supply. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by September 8, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to publiccomment@wilsonokamoto.com. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waiʻanae Coast.

Environmental review

Mākena Mauka – Final EIS Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4

TMK: (2)2-1-005:108, (2)2-1-006:036 and 057, (2)2-1-007:068, 092 and 093, (2)2-1-008:078,079,081, and 090, and (2)2-1- 031:036(por.) · District: Makawao

The Applicant proposes the development of Mākena Mauka, a low-density master planned residential community and related amenities. The project will offer market rate housing and residential workforce housing with a mixture of rural and single-family lots and both single-family and multi-family residential units, all located mauka of Makena Alanui Road. The Applicant is proposing a substantially lower density plan than that presented in the Environmental Impact Statement Preparation Notice (EISPN). This plan reduces the 900 housing units (proposed in the EISPN) to 652 housing units, including 109 onsite residential workforce housing units. The project includes the existing Mākena North Golf Course, the existing to-be- renovated Mākena South Golf Course, and will incorporate approximately 135,000 sq. ft. of operational support buildings, including golf maintenance, staff offices, restaurants, back of house, golf operations, and other uses. The project will also include a community gathering place, hiking trails, programs to support connectivity, walking/bicycling/golf cart paths, public beach parking, and areas reserved for conservation, open space, and public beach access.

Agency: County of Maui, Maui Planning Commission. Applicant: AREG AC Makena Propco LLC; c/o Makena Golf & Beach Club, 5415 Makena Alanui Road, Wailea-Makena, HI 96793. Status: Final EIS has been submitted and is pending acceptance by the accepting authority. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena.

Environmental review

Property Acquisition for Kahului Commercial Harbor – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: Parcel A TMK (2) 3-7-010:009, (2) 3-7-010:035 and (2) 3-7-11:029 Parcel B TMK (2) 3-7-011:017 portion · District: Wailuku

HDOT Harbors proposes the expansion of Kahului Harbor to provide additional cargo space, vehicle parking, and support space for Harbor operations, utilizing Parcel A (10.73-acre). Parcel A consists of two tracts of land, TMK (2) 3-7-010:009 (10.5-acre) located at 101 E Kaʻahumanu Ave owned by A&B Properties Hawaiʻi LLC, and TMK (2) 3-7-010:035 (0.23-acre) is located at 105 Ala Luina St. owned and operated by Matson Navigation Company. The 10.5-acre parcel features three warehouses with an integrated conveyor system for sugar operations and the Kahului Railroad Roundhouse from which ELCCO Electric, Inc. and Kahului Trucking & Storage operate. The 0.23 acre parcel features the Matson office building. Parcel A will undergo development to create a paved space tailored to support Kahului Harbor’s operations. The proposed action will also have HDOT Harbors acquire parcel TMK (2) 3-7-011:029, that is the ʻĀmala Place roadway right-of-way (2.048 acres). There will be no development on this property, and the roadway will remain. To reduce potential traffic congestion, a right-turn-only lane will be constructed along Hobron Avenue within Parcel B (TMK (2) 3-7-011:017 portion). This road development will not impact public access to the shoreline and MECO. This right turn lane aims to decrease congestion and support the efficient operation of the Harbor's operations.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Department of Transportation. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by September 8, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to dreanalee.k.kalili@hawaii.gov. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

Federal consistency review

Makani Kai Marina Dock Enhancement Project, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu

Location: Kaneohe Bay, Island of Oahu · TMK: (1) 4-5-02:001

The Association of Apartment Owners (AOAO) of the Makani Kai Marina proposes improvements to three docks (Docks A, C, and D) to enhance the transition between the shore and floating docks at the private Makani Kai Marina in Kaneohe Bay, Oahu. The proposed improvements will not significantly alter the functional layout of the existing dock facility but will improve the restricted pedestrian access. Improvements to Docks A and C consist of installing cantilevered pop-out walkway sections. Improvements to Dock D include constructing a new shore-to-dock access ramp, gangway abutment, and floating platform at the landward end of the primary dock walkway, as well as reorienting the gangway at the landing to further improve shore-to-dock access.

Applicant: AOAO of Makani Kai Marina. Comments due: August 24, 2026. No tax map key: on no area page.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000096

Location: Hawaiʻi: South Kohala (6-1-003: 034)

Installation of a ground-mounted solar canopy system within the existing lease area of a wireless telecommunications facility (PL-SMM-2026-000096)

Applicant: Verizon Wireless c/o Eukon Group. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Kohala.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-34

Location: Kauaʻi: Līhuʻe (3-5-002: 002)

Placement of Duke Kahanamoku Statue (SMA(M)-2026-34)

Applicant: Duke’s Canoe Club, LLC c/o Derek Kessler. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Līhuʻe.

SMA minor permit approved · SM72026-00002

Location: Maui: Lānaʻi (4-9-017: 002)

Annual Paddle for Life: Temporary Landing, Cultural Activities, Jenny Worth, Pacific Cancer and Overnight Camping at Hulopoʻe Beach Park (SM72026- 00002) Foundation Munekiyo Hiraga

Placed by the tax map key it prints: Lānaʻi. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00020

Location: Maui: Lāhainā (4-3-009: 003)

Construction of Well No. 5841-03. Well was approved by the CRWM (SM22026-00020)

Applicant: William Spence. Placed by the tax map key it prints: West Maui.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00023

Location: Maui: Lāhainā (4-6-001: 009 and 4- 6-008: 006)

County of Maui sponsored Lāhainā Homecoming Community Event at Campbell Park (SM22026-00023)

Applicant: Jordan Hart. Placed by the tax map key it prints: West Maui.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2192

Location: 91-196 Hanua Street, Kapolei · TMK: (1) 9-1-014:049

Applicant: R.M. Towill Corporation. Owner: IES Downstream LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Makakilo-Kapolei-Honokai Hale. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2193

Location: 91-357 Ewa Beach Road. Ewa Beach · TMK: (1) 9-1-024:012

Applicant: Gil P. Bumanglag. Owner: William & Carolyn Montalvo. Placed by the tax map key it prints: ʻEwa. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2194

Location: 130 Wailupe Circle, Honolulu 96821 · TMK: (1) 3-6-001:040

Applicant: Wesley T. Tengan. Owner: Jeffrey M. Kakinami. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kuliʻouʻou-Kalani Iki. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2168

Location: 55-337 Kamehameha Highway · TMK: (1) 5-5-002:032

Applicant: Walter P. Thompson, Inc.. Owner: Western Community Crossroads, LC. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2175

Location: 47 Kailuana Place · TMK: (1) 4-3- 022:015:0002

Applicant: Austin Tsutsumi & Associates, Inc.. Owner: Lilikoi HI LLC. Status: Proposed. No tax map key: on no area page.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2183

Location: 51-120 Kamehameha Highway · TMK: (1) 5-1-006:001

Applicant: Kenn Nishihira. Owner: Jason Morgan, Kyle T. Morgan, Lindsey P. Morgan-O'Neil. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2184

Location: 20 Puukani Pl · TMK: (1) 4-3-012:014

Applicant: Wesley T. Tengan. Owner: Kanetsu Co Ltd. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kailua. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2188

Location: 66-469 and 471 Pikai Street · TMK: (1) 6-6-030:036

Applicant: Leaps & Boundaries, Inc.. Owner: Dustin W. Timm. Status: Withdrawn. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Environmental review

Fuel Storage Tank Improvements Ala Moana No.1 Wastewater Pump Station – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (1) 2-1-015:062 · District: Honolulu

The Ala Moana Wastewater Pump Station (WWPS) consists of two facilities: Ala Moana No.1 WWPS, which has been in operation since 1953, and Ala Moana No.2 WWPS, which has been in operation since 1983. The Ala Moana No.1 WWPS has an underground storage tank that supplies fuel to a standby generator. The generator automatically activates during a power outage and provides electricity for the entire pump station, including the sewage pump, support equipment, and lighting. Due to ongoing failures and to comply with current fuel storage regulations and strengthen environmental protection, the City Department of Environmental Services, Division of Wastewater Engineering and Construction, is proposing to replace the existing 10,000-gallon underground fuel storage tank with a new 10,000-gallon aboveground tank. The project also includes replacing the underground fuel piping, fuel monitoring panel, associated sensors, and connecting the new fuel monitoring panel to the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system Iwilei and Kapālama Electrical Infrastructure – Draft EA (AFNSI) HRS §343- (1) Propose the use of state or county lands or the use of state or county funds 5(a) Trigger

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental Services. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Downtown-Chinatown.

Environmental review

Iwilei and Kapālama Electrical Infrastructure – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: N/A - within the Public Right-of-Way · District: Honolulu

The Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) is proposing an electrical improvement project to support the development of housing at the planned Liliha Civic Center, Mayor Wright Homes, and Kamehameha School Bishop Estate - Kapālama Kai Phase I. The Proposed Project will include a series of electrical enhancements including upgrades to the existing 12- kV electrical systems by undergrounding new 25-kV distribution systems to account for future demand. These upgrades aim to ensure robust and reliable electrical service to support the development of these key housing projects.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Hawaii Community Development Authority. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by August 24, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to publiccomment@wilsonokamoto.com. No tax map key: on no area page.

Environmental review

Kaneohe Bay Dock - Elhoff Waterfront Improvements – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (1) 4-5-047:051 · District: Koʻolaupoko

The proposed project involves construction of a new, private fixed dock and gangway for recreational use at the 45-221 Ka Hanahou Circle residence for the purposes of berthing a sailboat. The proposed rectangular fixed dock would be 30 ft long by 10 ft wide and be constructed of aluminum with an open grating deck. The furthest limit of the structure would be situated approximately 25 ft makai of the mean high-water mark (at the base of the existing seawall) and roughly aligned with the existing 5-ft bathymetric contour line. Six precast concrete footings measuring 4 ft square would be secured to the ocean floor beneath the dock. Vertical concrete columns would also be pre-cast into the center of each footing to support the dock. The top of the dock would be installed at approximately 5 ft above mean sea level. Access to the dock would be provided by a 14.9-ft-long, 4-ft wide aluminum gangway extending between the dock and a small concrete landing built just mauka of the existing seawall. REEFrame: Restoration of Severely Degraded Coral Reefs in Waikiki O'ahu via Permanent Coral Nurseries on 3D Printed Concrete Reef Frameworks – Draft EA (AFNSI) HRS §343- (1) Propose the use of state or county lands or the use of state or county funds 5(a) Trigger (2) Propose any use within any land classified as a conservation district

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Department of Land and Natural Resources. Applicant: Michael Elhoff Living Trust; 45-221 Ka Hanahou Circle, Kaneohe, HI 96744. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kāneʻohe.

Environmental review

Printed Concrete Reef Frameworks – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: Seaward of PLATS (1) 2-6-005; (1) 2-6-004; (1) 2-6-002 · District: Honolulu

The REEFrame project proposes the installation of a permanent coral nursery on submerged lands off Waikīkī Beach, utilizing naturally shaped, 3D-printed concrete modules. These modules are specifically designed to mimic the structural complexity of natural reef systems, incorporating intentional elements such as holes, crevices, and ledges to provide shelter for marine herbivores, fish, and invertebrates. Each unit is equipped with attachment points for corals of opportunity, which are healthy coral fragments salvaged from storm damage or human activity. The Area of Potential Effects (APE) encompasses approximately 11.4 acres, with 150 modules occupying roughly 5,400 square feet. Modules will be fabricated on the mainland and shipped to Hawaiʻi for deployment by construction barges, with placement occurring at a minimum 100-foot buffer from the existing reef edge. Construction is anticipated to commence in late 2026 or early 2027. Following installation, the site will be monitored periodically to evaluate successful coral recruitment and colonization, while the project serves as a template for future restoration efforts throughout the state.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Board of Land and Natural Resources. Applicant: Conservation International Foundation; 2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22202. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by August 24, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to reeframe@oceanit.com. No tax map key: on no area page.

Federal consistency review

Hale Makua CarePlex Healthcare Facility, Kahului, Maui

Location: Kahului, Island of Maui · TMK: (2) 3-8-007:097 (Portion)

The award and use of U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) funding by Hale Makua Health Services (HMHS) to construct the rehabilitation and skilled nursing component of the new CarePlex healthcare center. HMHS is proposing to construct the CarePlex on an approximately 2.8-acre portion of TMK parcel (2) 3-8-007:097, adjacent to the existing Hale Makua Kahului facility. The CarePlex is being developed as a condominium project, and HMSA will purchase the ambulatory surgical center (ASC) and clinic unit upon completion. The EDA-funded component of the project will expand healthcare capacity on Maui by adding 56 dually licensed Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) and Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) beds that will be certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The remainder of the facility, which will be developed concurrently using non-EDA funding, will include an outpatient multi- specialty ambulatory surgical center, a dedicated medical clinic, and office space to support outpatient care and care coordination.

Applicant: Hale Makua Health Services. Comments due: August 7, 2026. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

Federal consistency review

Kaʻahakini Stream Bridge Replacement, Hakalau, Hawaiʻi

Location: Kaʻahakini Stream, Hakalau, Island of Hawaiʻi · TMK: (3) 2-9-003:777 (por.) and (3) 2-9-003:999 (por.)

The award and use of Federal Highways Administration (FHWA) funding by the County of Hawaiʻi Department of Public Works (DPW) to replace the existing Kaʻahakini Stream Bridge in Hakalau, Hawaiʻi. DPW proposes to remove the existing bridge and replace it with a similar structure supported by new abutments. The replacement bridge will consist of a single span of five reinforced concrete beams cast integrally with the deck. Most of the new bridge will remain in the existing right-of-way (ROW) and will maintain the same alignment and overall appearance as the existing bridge. The replacement bridge will measure 65 feet in length and will have a wider, tapered configuration at the northern end. The bridge, which is currently closed to traffic, will remain closed until the construction is completed.

Applicant: County of Hawaiʻi Department of Public Works. Comments due: August 7, 2026. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Hilo.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000092

Location: Hawaiʻi: South Kohala (6-9-006: 048)

Demolition of an existing dwelling unit and construction of a new one-story Additional Dwelling Unit (PL-SMM-2026-000092)

Applicant: Greg and Bridgette McCaul. Its keys are not placed in any area.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000095

Location: Hawaiʻi: North Hilo (3-6-010: 015)

Construction of a two-story duplex consisting of an upper-level dwelling and a lower-level consisting of an Accessory Dwelling Unit and a two-car garage with additional storage and utility space (PL-SMM-2026-000095)

Applicant: Aaron Quinten Watts & Karri Lynne Watts. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Hilo.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00021

Location: Maui: Kahului-Wailuku (3-8-007: 040 and 3-7-001: 021)

Archaeological inventory survey testing at Kahului Harbor and UH Maui College pursuant to SHPD requirements (SM22026- 00021)

Applicant: Clifford Miyake/Lisa Kettley. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00022

Location: Maui: Pāʻia (3-8-002: 094)

DLNR-OCCL Site Plan Approval MA 23-69, staging area for equipment and materials for revetment walkway repair (SM22026-00022)

Applicant: Patricia Cadiz. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Wailuku-Kahului.

SMA minor permit approved · SM62026-00001

Location: Molokaʻi: Kaunakakai (5-4-011: 010)

Molokaʻi Outdoors relocating container being used as a home office (SM62026-00001)

Applicant: Clare Albino. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Molokaʻi.

SMA minor permit approved · SM62026-00003

Location: Molokaʻi: Kaunakakai (5-3-001: 023)

Debris removal from vacant land (SM62026-00003)

Applicant: Richard Forst. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Molokaʻi.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2189

Location: 40 Kai One Place Unit 6 · TMK: (1) 4-3-018:010

Applicant: -0005 Benjamin Guieb. Owner: Richard Benedict Trust & Shannon Benedict Trust. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kailua.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2190

Location: 92-111 Mauloa Place · TMK: (1) 9-1-057:011

Applicant: & 031 R.M. Towill Corporation. Owner: Newage Ko Olina II, LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Makakilo-Kapolei-Honokai Hale.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2191

Location: 44-275 Kaneohe Bay Drive · TMK: (1) 4-4-007:003

Applicant: Wesley T. Tengan. Owner: Ku I Luna LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kāneʻohe.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2173

Location: 56-1069 Kamehameha Highway · TMK: (1) 5-6-002:009

Applicant: Alicia Mizell, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Owner: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2177

Location: 55-75 Naupaka Street · TMK: (1) 5-5-010:013

Applicant: Benjamin Guieb. Owner: Kelemania LLC. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · MA-862

Location: Honoapiilani Highway · TMK: (2) 4-8-002:Road

Applicant: Austin Tsutsumi & Associates, Inc.. Owner: Department of Transportation. Status: Proposed. No tax map key: on no area page.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · HA-653

Location: 27-121 Mill Road · TMK: (3) 2-7-004:118

Applicant: Thomas G. Pattison. Owner: Brian Clark Living Trust. Status: Rejection. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Hilo.

Environmental review

Volcano School of Arts and Sciences (VSAS) New Campus – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (3) 1-1-004:010 · District: Puna

VSAS proposes the development of a new 14.9-acre campus on Old Volcano Road between Nahelelani Street and Aliʻi Anela Street (TMK (3) 1-1-004:010). The project follows a four-phase construction timeline planned to be completed in 2032. Once complete, the campus will house Pre-K and 6th–12th grade, supporting 342 full-time students, 100 blended learning students, and 155 staff. Plans for the new campus include Middle School, High School, and Pre-K pod spaces; a central piko courtyard, an administrative building, cafeteria, labs, shops, assembly and performance amphitheater, commercial kitchen and outdoor courts.

Agency: Agency County of Hawaiʻi, Planning Department. Applicant: The Volcano School of Arts and Sciences; 99-128 Old Volcano Road #845, Volcano, HI 96785. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Puna.

Environmental review

Kaʻaʻawa Elementary School Electrical Upgrades and Long-Term Repair and Maintenance of Existing School Facilities – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: (1) 5-1-002:018 · District: Koʻolauloa

The existing electrical lines at Kaʻaʻawa Elementary School are currently located above and below ground and at various locations located overhead. Due to the school’s proximity to the shoreline and exposure to salt spray, these electrical lines are corroding and in need of upgrades. The school overall needs an upgrade of their electrical distribution (overhead and underground) and electrical equipment. The proposed project involves replacing the distribution to underground where feasible and replacing most, if not all, of the interior and exterior electrical equipment. In addition to the proposed electrical upgrades, this EA is intended to provide coverage for reasonably foreseeable future improvements to the campus. Future improvements covered under this EA are limited to in-kind replacement or minor upgrades within previously disturbed areas not exceeding 1,500 sf of disturbance. Such improvements may include infrastructure repairs and upgrades to building systems and utilities; ongoing campus maintenance activities necessary to ensure safe and efficient operations; and the replacement, modernization, or expansion of existing facilities such as classroom buildings, administrative offices, and support structures. While detailed plans for other infrastructure repairs, campus maintenance, and replacement facilities are not available, it is reasonable to expect that these may come up in the very near future.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, Department of Education. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by August 7, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to sysadmin@pbrhawaii.com. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa.

Environmental review

Keʻehi Lagoon Beach Park Improvements – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: (1) 1-1-003:239 · District: Honolulu

The proposed Keʻehi Lagoon Beach Park Improvements Project consists of three main elements: a) the reconstruction of the park’s Comfort Stations 1 and 2; b) the demolition of the existing Comfort Station 2; and c) the improvement of the existing onsite maintenance facility. The Project is not proposing to change the uses of the site beyond existing uses. The reconstruction of the comfort stations is to replace the original Comfort Station 1 that had been demolished in 2025 due to fire damage, and to replace the existing Comfort Station 2 that has sustained substantial termite damage and is subject to flooding. The existing Comfort Station 2 will be kept in service until the construction of the replacement Comfort Station 2 is completed. The existing maintenance facility is no longer sufficient to accommodate the equipment and employees to maintain 20 City & County of Honolulu parks in the area. Improvements to the existing maintenance facility site will include a replacement office with desks and lockers for the 15-20 workers that are deployed to the parks in the area for maintenance daily. Additional restrooms will be added as needed to better accommodate park employees. Improvements will also include the addition of secure storage for maintenance equipment. King Property Access Improvements in Kailua – Draft EA (AFNSI)

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Design and Construction. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by August 7, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to sysadmin@pbrhawaii.com. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Āliamanu-Salt Lake.

Environmental review

King Property Access Improvements in Kailua – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: TMK 4-3-002-001 and TMK 4-3-002-053 · District: Koʻolaupoko

The proposed action is to construct a new concrete driveway, turnaround area, and landscaping, portions of which would be located on the applicant’s residential and conservation properties. These improvements would replace the existing unpermitted gravel/concrete driveway and landscaping. The improvements would provide access to the rear portion of the applicant’s R-10 property and would bring the project into regulatory compliance. Additionally, the new concrete driveway would offer better access to the conservation parcel, which could aid emergency personnel, if needed.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, DLNR – OCCL. Applicant: Landowner; 320 Poopoo Place, Kailua, HI 96734. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by August 7, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to banyan.butterbaugh@gmail.com. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kailua.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-30

Location: Kauaʻi: Waimea (1-6-006: 010)

Construction of a covered patio, carport and fencing (SMA(M)- 2026-30)

Applicant: Diana Burton. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waimea-Kekaha.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-31

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-5-006: 009)

Construction of fencing for feral swine management on agricultural lands (SMA(M)-2026-31)

Applicant: East and West Kaua’i Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-32

Location: Kauaʻi: Anahola (4-9-009: 012 CPR Units 7, 8, and 13)

Construction of fencing for feral swine management on agricultural lands (SMA(M)-2026-32)

Applicant: East and West Kaua’i Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kapaʻa-Wailua.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-33

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-3-006: 002)

Construction of fencing for feral swine management on agricultural lands (SMA(M)-2026-33)

Applicant: East and West Kaua’i Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

Shoreline certification: application · KA-505

Location: Kalihiwai · TMK: (4) 5-3-003:040

Applicant: Licas Breckenridge & Associates, Inc.. Owner: Mark Newcomer. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2180

Location: 85-601 Farrington Highway · TMK: (1) 8-5-002:049

Applicant: Ailana Surveying & Geomatics. Owner: City & County of Honolulu. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waiʻanae Coast. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2187

Location: 59-625 A Ke Iki Road · TMK: (1) 5-9-003:062

Applicant: Benjamin Guieb. Owner: Carol A Nakasone et al. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Environmental review

HI-SEAS Habitat Project – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (3) 3-8-001:001 · District: North Hilo

The University of Hawaiʻi with support from NASA seeks to resume research at an analog habitat site at the 8,090-ft elevation on Mauna Loa. The 0.5-acre site is on State Conservation District land at a previously graded and quarried area of a cinder cone that resembles the surface of Mars. Operations from 2013-2024 built a portable 900-sf structure similar to one that might be built on Mars. Research focused on operational and psychological issues that astronauts will experience as they explore the solar system. A crew of researchers lived in the habitat for months at a time, where mission length, distance from Earth, the size and functionality of the living space, communication delays and latency, and the characteristics of in-flight and surface extravehicular activities were simulated. New proposed features include a 1,000-gallon propane tank to supplement solar power as necessary, modular plant- growth chambers for food and oxygen production, and a low solar angle illumination set-up to simulate lunar conditions for 1- to 3-hour night missions up to 12 times a year. A Conservation District Use Permit is required.

Agency: State of Hawaiʻi, University of Hawai`i. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Hilo.

Environmental review

Adaptation Pathways: Seawall Removal and Dune Restoration – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (2) 3:8:014:004 (2) 3:8:014:005 · District: Maui - multiple districts

Kanai A Nalu and the County of Maui have agreed to a series of actions to adapt to sea level rise, to restore more natural movement of the shoreline, and to re-establish native plants on the shoreline. As a first step in establishing an adaptation pathway for Kanai A Nalu, the condominium is proposing installation of a geotextile, sand-filled burrito moved back from the shoreline toward the condominium buildings. This soft structure will allow the condominium to negotiate a permit with the State of Hawaii Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands for the removal of the existing seawalls, restoring an unarmored shoreline. Kanai A Nalu also proposes a wooden ramp to allow for safe passage by the public to the beach. And lastly, restoration of native plants along the unarmored shoreline.

Agency: County of Maui; Planning Department. Applicant: Kanai A Nalu Condominium AOAO; Kanai A Nalu AOAO 250 Hauoli Street, Wailuku, HI 96793. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. No tax map key: on no area page.

Federal consistency review

Project Name: Culvert Replacement and Bank Stabilization at Helemano Stream, Oʻahu

Location: 64-486 Kamehameha Highway, Haleʻiwa, Oahu · TMK: (1) 6-4-001:014

Pomaikaʻi Partners, LLC (Laukihaʻa Farms) proposes to replace an existing damaged and hydraulically undersized stream crossing within the Helemano Stream corridor in Haleʻiwa, Oʻahu. The existing crossing consists of a low-profile concrete slab culvert that has experienced periodic overtopping, scour, erosion, and structural deterioration during major storm events. The proposed replacement crossing consists of a new open-bottom arch culvert designed to improve hydraulic performance while maintaining a more natural streambed beneath the crossing. The proposed culvert will be approximately 15.5 feet wide with an approximate rise of 8 feet. The open-bottom design is intended to improve stream connectivity, reduce the potential for long- term scour and erosion potential, and enhance overall stream habitat conditions. Project activities will include removal of the existing crossing, temporary stream diversion during construction, excavation and grading, installation of the new culvert structure, roadway tie-ins, streambank stabilization, scour protection, implementation of erosion and sediment control measures, and final site restoration.

Applicant: Pomaikaʻi Partners, LLC (Laukihaʻa Farms). Comments due: July 7, 2026. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000093

Location: Hawaiʻi: South Kohala (6-9-006: 047-0002)

Construction of a two-story single-family dwelling and the removal and demolition of two (2) existing storage structures (PL-SMM-2026-000093)

Applicant: Annie Mendoza Trust. Its keys are not placed in any area.

SMA minor permit approved · PL-SMM-2026-000094

Location: Hawaiʻi: South Kona (8-7-019: 036 and 037)

Consolidation of two (2) parcels into one (1) parcel and to establish an easement for preservation purposes (PL-SMM- 2026-000094)

Applicant: Janet M. Winckler. Placed by the tax map key it prints: South Kona.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-29

Location: Kauaʻi: Koloa (2-6-011: 004)

Construction of a new individual wastewater system (SMA(M)- 2026-29)

Applicant: John E. Van Valkenburgh and Amy L. Roth c/o Ian K. Jung, Esq.. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kōloa-Poʻipū.

SMA minor permit approved · SM22026-00019

Location: Maui: Kīhei-Mākena (2-1-008: 109)

Grand Wailea Resort – Event set up of temporary tents, June 4 – June 6 (SM22026-00019)

Applicant: Jessica Cambra. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena.

SMA minor permit approved · 2026-SMA-24

Location: Oʻahu: Kāneʻohe (4-4-037: 014)

Replacement of an existing underground fuel storage tank with a new underground fuel storage tank on a 5,218-square foot non-shoreline lot (2026-SMA-24)

Applicant: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental Services (ENV)/Townscape, Inc. (Aaron Teper). Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kāneʻohe.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2188

Location: 66-469 and 66-471 Pikai Street · TMK: (1) 6-6-030:036

Applicant: Leaps & Boundaries, Inc. Dustin W. Timm. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · KA-504

Location: 2251 Poipu Road · TMK: (4) 2-8-017:019

Applicant: Honua Engineering, Inc.. Owner: Poipu Investment Properties, LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kōloa-Poʻipū. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · MA-870

Location: 83 W Kapu Place · TMK: (2) 3-9-009:007

Applicant: Peter Sullivan. Owner: The Peter Sullivan Revocable Living Trust. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · MO-197

Location: Kaunakakai · TMK: (2) 5-7-008:008

Applicant: Paren Inc.. Owner: Patrick A. and Charlene U. Castor et al.. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Molokaʻi. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2163

Location: 230 Paiko Drive · TMK: (1) 3-8-001:005

Applicant: Anthony Crook. Owner: Thomas W. Coulson & Patricia M. Coulson, Trustees. Status: Rejection. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kuliʻouʻou-Kalani Iki. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · MO-196

Location: 2900 Kamehameha V Hwy · TMK: (2) 5-4-001:028

Applicant: Loren Slentz. Owner: Jackson Sharpe. Status: Rejection. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Molokaʻi. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Environmental review

Lahaina Force Main No. 3 Replacement – Draft EA (AFNSI)

TMK: (2) 4-5-014:077;(2) 4-5-021:007;(2) 4-5-021:025;(2) 4-5-030:015;(2) 4-5-030:137;(2) 4-5-030:138 · District: Lahaina

The County of Maui (COM), Department of Environmental Management, Wastewater Reclamation Division (DEM-WWRD) is proposing the construction of the Lahaina Force Main No. 3 Replacement. The proposed project will include replacement of the existing 20-inch sewer force main (FM) from the Lahaina Wastewater Pump Station (WWPS) No. 3 to the existing valve vault near the location of the old Lahaina WWPS No. 3. The existing FM will be capped and remain as an emergency backup or abandoned in place. The new 20-inch FM will be approximately 2,200 linear feet (lf) long and will extend from the Lahaina WWPS No. 3 to the existing valve vault, using the same start and end points as the existing FM but on a new alignment. The new alignment will generally be along Wahikuli Terrace Park Access Road and Malo Street before crossing Honoapiilani Highway and terminating at the existing valve vault.

Agency: County of Maui, Department of Environmental Management. Status: Statutory 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by July 8, 2026. Please click on title link above to read the document, then send comments to cmiyasaki@fukunagaengineers.com. Placed by the tax map key it prints: West Maui.

Environmental review

Honolulu Police Academy New Parking Lot and Master Plan Improvements – Withdrawal of DEA (AFNSI)

TMK: (1) 9-3-002:009 (por.) · District: ʻEwa

A Draft Environmental Assessment and Anticipated Finding of No Significant Impact (DEA-AFNSI) for the Honolulu Police Academy – New Parking Lot and Master Plan Improvements project was published in the May 23, 2024, edition of The Environmental Notice. Since publication of the DEA-AFNSI in May 2024, the project scope has changed. A new DEA will be prepared to reflect such changes and in accordance with Hawaii Administrative Rules, Section 11-200.1.

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Design and Construction. Status: The Agency is withdrawing the DEA published on May 23, 2024. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waipahu.

Environmental review

Honouliuli WWTP Effluent Treatment and Outfall Improvements – Final EA (FONSI)

TMK: (1) 9-1-013:007 · District: ʻEwa

The ENV is proposing to design and construct a new disinfection system for secondary treatment of effluent within the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Agency: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental Services. Status: Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination. Placed by the tax map key it prints: ʻEwa.

Environmental review

Kekaha Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Cell 3 Vertical Expansion – (EIS Preparation Notice)

TMK: (4) 1-2-002:001 (por); (4) 1-2-002:009 · District: Waimea

The County of Kaua`i, Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division (County) is proposing to develop Cell 3 to gain additional airspace capacity at the Kekaha Landfill located in Kekaha, Kaua`i, Hawai`i. Kekaha Landfill is the only active, permitted municipal solid waste landfill on Kaua`i. It was established in 1953 and has been in continuous operation through sequential operational phases and expansion cells. Kekaha Landfill’s currently permitted landfill area is 74 acres, which includes the Phase I, Phase II, Cell 1, and Cell 2 areas. Kekaha Landfill is anticipated to have capacity through 2030. The County is proposing the Cell 3 vertical expansion to meet the near-term waste disposal requirements for Kauaʻi while a new landfill site can be permitted and constructed (which is anticipated to take approximately 10 years). Cell 3 would provide additional airspace through a vertical expansion over the footprint of the Phase I and Phase II landfill areas. An overliner system would be constructed above the pre-subtitle D, unlined Phase I disposal area to collect and recover leachate from future waste placed in Cell 3. The maximum elevation of Cell 3 would be 85 feet (ft) above mean sea level (amsl) in Phase I and 188 ft amsl in Phase II. Cell 3 would cover approximately 40 acres within the existing 74-acre permitted, limit-of-waste footprint. Cell 3 would add an additional, estimated 10 years of capacity to Kekaha Landfill.

Agency: County of Kauaʻi, Solid Waste Division. Status: Administrative 30-day public review and comment period starts. Comments are due by July 8, 2026. Please submit comments to kayla.yost@tetratech.com. A Public Scoping meeting will be held on June 24, 2026, 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Kekaha Neighborhood Center, 8130 Elepaio Road, Kekaha, HI. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waimea-Kekaha.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-25

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-5-004: 034)

Construction of a new individual wastewater system (SMA(M)- 2026-25)

Applicant: Stacy H. Kamehiro, Trustee of the Survivor’s Trust c/o Ian K. Jung, Esq.. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-26

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-5-004: 037)

Construction of a new individual wastewater system (SMA(M)- 2026-26)

Applicant: Stacy H. Kamehiro, Trustee of the Bypass Trust c/o Ian K. Jung, Esq.. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-27

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-5-001: 024)

Planting of trees, scrubs, and grassing (SMA(M)-2026-27)

Applicant: 5042 Weke Road LLC c/o Ian K. Jung, Esq.. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · SMA(M)-2026-28

Location: Kauaʻi: Hanalei (5-5-001: 022)

Planting of trees, scrubs, and grassing (SMA(M)-2026-28)

Applicant: 5020 Weke Road LLC c/o Ian K. Jung, Esq.. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore.

SMA minor permit approved · 2026-SMA-15

Location: Oʻahu: Lāʻie (5-5-010: 024)

Construction of an Accessory Dwelling Unit and alterations to an existing single-unit dwelling on a 11,700 sq. ft. shoreline lot (2026-SMA-15)

Applicant: WHALE Environmental Services LLC (Mark Howland). Placed by the tax map key it prints: Koʻolauloa.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2186

Location: 942 Mokulua Drive · TMK: (1) 4-3-007:040

Applicant: Benjamin Guieb. Owner: 942 Mokulua Dr LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kailua. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · OA-2187

Location: 59-625 A Ke Iki Road · TMK: (1) 5-9-003:062

Applicant: Benjamin Guieb. Owner: Carol A Nakasone et al. Placed by the tax map key it prints: North Shore. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: application · MA-871

Location: 569 Hana Highway · TMK: (2) 2-6-010:017

Applicant: R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc.. Owner: Sea & Believe, LLC. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Pāʻia-Haʻikū. This row was read from a table by pattern; check it against the issue.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · OA-2181

Location: Malakole Street · TMK: (1) 9-1-014:002

Applicant: , (1) 9-1-074:054 R.M. Towill Corporation. Owner: Kapolei Properties, LLC, Kapolei Infrastructure LLC. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Makakilo-Kapolei-Honokai Hale.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · MA-864

Location: 3650 Wailea Alanui Drive · TMK: (2) 2-1-008:061

Applicant: ControlPoint Surveying, Inc.. Owner: Sunstone Hawaii 3-0 LLC. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Kīhei-Mākena.

Shoreline certification: proposed or rejected · KA-503

Location: Kaumualii Highway · TMK: (4) 1-3-005:053

Applicant: Esaki Surveying & Mapping, Inc.. Owner: Monica C. Evslin Trust. Status: Proposed. Placed by the tax map key it prints: Waimea-Kekaha.