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MAYOR ALAN ARAKAWAESTABLISHING A LEGACY FOR MAUI TODAY, TOMORROW AND THE FUTURE
PROTECTING THE PEOPLE OF MAUI COUNTY PROTECTING MAUI'S ENVIRONMENT & ECOLOGY
PROTECTING MAUI'S WATERSHEDS
Finish the Iao Water Treatment Facility, which is almost complete and will be able to process an extra 1.5 million gallons a day.
Purchase 8,764 acres of Wailuku Water Co.’s infrastructure and water resources, a proposal that is currently before the council. The asking price is $9.5 million.
Partner with the state and federal government to acquire 3,276 acres of former Von Tempsky property to create Kamehamenui Forest, a conservation park.
Source: Mayor delivers his final State of the County – Arakawa shows he has no shortage of goals in his last year By Colleen Uechi. The Maui News. February 28, 2018, /accessed March 14, 2018 http://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2018/02/mayor-delivers-his-final-state-of-the-county/
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MAUI MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM
Rates for all water users, water are within the plenary and exclusive jurisdiction of the County Water Boards, Honolulu Board of Water Supply (BWS), County of Hawaii Department of Water Supply (Hawaii DWS), County of Maui Department of Water Supply (Maui DWS), County of Kauai Department of Water (KDOW), and the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission. (PUC) where the PUC has exercised jurisdictional authority. (HRS Chapter 269)
The PUC ''does not regulate all privately-owned water systems located in the state of Hawaii; only those that are certified as public utilities, as defined in Hawaii Revised Statutes 269-1''. (HRS Chapter 269)
THE HAWAII PUBLIC UTLITIES COMMISSION REGULATED
Hana Water Company, Inc. Hana Water Resources, Inc.
Kapalua Water Company, Ltd.
Lanai Water Company, Inc.
Launiupoko Irrigation Co., LLC
Launiupoko Water Company, LLC
Molokai Public Utilities, Inc.
Olowalu Water Company, LLC
Wai`ola O Molokai, Inc.
MAUI COUNTY REGULATATED
East Maui Irrigation Company
Wailuku Water Company, LLC dba Wailuku Water Company
West Maui Irrigation System (Submitted by Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company)
Source: Hawaii Public Utilities Commission. Report submitted to the Legislature. Rate Structures of Private Entities that Furnish Water for Agricultural Purposes. Accessed August 9, 2017 http://puc.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/SCRNO31.pdf
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MAUI COUNTY – LARGE LANDOWNERS
LT GREEN STATE OF HAWAII
DK GREEN DEPARTMENT OT HAWAIIAN HOMELANDS (DHHL)
SKY BLUE USA
TAN ALEXANDER & BALDWIN
RED COUNTY OF MAUI
CYAN MAUI LAND & PINE
MAGENTA ULUPALAKUA RANCH (EREHOWN RANCH/VON TEMPSKY)
PURPLE WAILUKU WATER CO [WAILUKU SUGAR/C. BREWER]
THE IMPORTANCE OF WATERSHEDS
Native forests play a critical role to provide our statewide freshwater supply by actinglike a “sponge” and absorbing rainfall and cloud moisture. When a native forest isdamaged, so is its ability to capture water.
Fresh, clean water is an irreplaceable resource. It is fundamental to our well-being. Itfuels agriculture, tourism, and sustainable development. In turn, our water supplydepends on the health of our mauka native forests, which capture and absorb rain.With over half of the original forest lost, and the remainder threatened by explodingpopulations of invasive species, the forest now relies on us for its survival.
132,000 Acres Native Watershed Under High-Level Protection as of July 2017December 2030 Target 253,000 Acres Native Watershed Under High-Level Protection
Sources: Department of Land and Natural Resources (DNLR)http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/rain/plan/ https://dashboard.hawaii.gov/en/stat/goals/5xhf-begg/4s33-f5iv/wtjm-96jt
OLD MAUI HIGH SCHOOLMOKU – HAMAKUAPOKO/KULA/HAM AKUAOLA
AHUPUA'A – HAMAKUAPOKO/HAMAKULOA
The Old Maui High School campus situated on 22.158 acres in Hamakuapoko belongs to the State of Hawaii and was transferred to the County of Maui by Executive Order.
Radiating from this 22.158 acres, by adjoining and adjacent TMKs, Alexander & Baldwin Inc. - Hawaii and Alexander & Baldwin LLC own, in fee, 5,013.497 acres that was previously cultivated for sugar production.
The property information following was obtained from the County of Maui Real Property Assessment website.
OLD MAUI HIGH SCHOOL – ALEXANDER & BALDWINhttp://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250040140000
Owner Name
STATE OF HAWAII Fee Owner
COUNTY OF MAUI Executive order
Today's Date
09/26/17
Mailing Address
Parcel Number
250040140000
Location Address
0 HOLOMUA RD Parcel Map
Neighborhood Code
2544-5 Land Area 22.158 Acres
OWNER LIST BY RADIUS - 2,500 ft. 1 – 11
Count Parcel # Owner Address
1 250040150000 SOMBELON,KAMAILE MABEL
62 AOLOA LOOPKAHULUI HI 96732
2 250040150000SOMBELON,KAMAILE MABEL
PO BOX 19PUUNENE HI 96784
3 250040200000 SOMBELON,KAMAILE MABE
62 AOLOA LOOPKAHULUI HI 96732
4 250040200000SOMBELON,KAMAILE MABEL
PO BOX 19PUUNENE HI 96784
5 250040360000 A & B - HAWAII INC PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
6 250040380000 A & B - HAWAII INC PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
7 250040390000 A & B - HAWAII INCPO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
8 250040450000 A & B - HAWAII INC PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
9 250050120000ALEXANDER & BALDWIN LLC
PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
10 250050200000 A & B - HAWAII INC PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
11 250050210000ALEXANDER & BALDWIN LLC
PO BOX 156KAHULUI HI 96732
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250040360000 A & B - HAWAII INC Fee Owner
Land Area 683.452 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250040360000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250040380000 A & B - HAWAII INC Fee Owner
Land Area 36 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250040380000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER 250040390000 A & B - HAWAII INC Fee Owner
Land Area 2438.707 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250040390000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250040360000 A & B - HAWAII INC Fee Owner
Land Area 4.67 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250040450000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250050120000 ALEXANDER & BALDWIN LLC
Land Area 9.31 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250050120000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250050200000 A & B - HAWAII INC Fee Owner
Land Area 1087.722 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250050200000
PARCEL NUMBER OWNER
250050210000 ALEXANDER & BALDWIN LLC
Land Area 753.636 AcresAg Dedication
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=250050210000
PROPERTY RADIUS MAP
http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/html_shared/radius/real_radius.php?parcel=250040140000&distance=2500&county=hi_maui
LAND HOLDINGSMAUI HIGH CAMPUS
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN
MAUI HIGH CAMPUSSTATE OF HAWAII (Fee Owner)COUNTY OF MAUI (Executive order) 22.158 acresTOTAL 22.158 acres
ADJACENT TMKA&B HAWAII INC. 4,250.551 acresALEXANDER & BALDWIN LLC + 762.946 acresTOTAL 5,013.497 acres
WAILUKU WATER COMOKU – WAILUKU
AHUPUA`A – W AILUKU
NA WAI EHA (THE FOUR STREAMS)
This area is “... comprised the four great valleys [Waihe`e, Waiehu, Wailuku, andWaikapu] which cut far back into the slopes of West Maui and drain the eastwardwatershed of Pu`u Kukui and the ridges radiating northeastward, eastward, andsoutheastward from it” (Handy and Handy 1972).
Two Chinese brothers, AHUNG and ATAI, of Honolulu's Hungtai Company arrivedin Wailuku in 1828 to explore the possibility of setting up one of its earliest sugarmills. ATAI soon created a plant that processed sugarcane cultivated by Hawaiians,named the Hungtai Sugar Works (Dorrance and Morgan 2000:15-16). AHUNG laterjoined Kamehameha III’s sugar producing enterprise, although by 1844 bothoperations had ceased. In 1862, The Wailuku Sugar Company was established andwould expand sugar production over the next 126 years of its existence (4,450 acres by1939), still more than three decades before its maximum production levels.
By the late 1800s, much of the `Iao Valley and its immediate surroundings wereplanted with sugar cane. Sugar cane fields extended along the borders of `Iao Valley,within the valley, and even occurred between the Haleki`i-Pihana Heiau site. Connolly(1974:5) notes that in the early 1900s, the sugar cane industry dominated commerceand land use in the `Iao Valley area; it created a fair amount of water irrigation ditches,terraces, free standing walls, historic house sites, and mill structures.
As it expanded its territory, the Wailuku Sugar Company first appeared on maps in thearea in the 1920s, although their acquisition of land south of the project area may havebeen as early as the turn of the century (Kennedy and Trimble 1992:4).
Wailuku Sugar Company ended production in 1988, having averaged over 30,000 tonsof sugar produced annually at its pinnacle in the 1970s (Dorrance and Morgan2000:66). Owner C. Brewer & Company, Ltd. shut down sugar cultivation on theproject area, which was then used almost entirely for pineapple cultivation starting nolater than 1992 (Kennedy and Trimble 1992:1).
Source: An Archaeological Monitoring Plan for The Proposed Central Maui Regional Park, Wailuku and Waikapu Ahupua’a, Wailuku District, Island of Maui, Hawai`i. Prepared By: Michael F. Dega, Ph.D. Revised July 2014. Final. Prepared For: R.M. Towill Corporation 2024 North King Street, Suite 200 Honolulu, HI 96819. [Emphasis Supplied] Accessed March 14, 2018. https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/resources/19833/1484-AMP-4%20Final.pdf
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FROM … SENATOR MIKE GABBARDFebruary 2016
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/MemberFiles/senate/gabbard/Newsletters/2016_February_Newsletter.pdf
JADAM Organic Farming: Low Cost Agriculture On January 22, I had the privilege ofmeeting the foundational `ohana of JADAM Natural Pesticide Institute, whichspecializes in Organic Farming. JADAM means “people that resemble nature.”JADAM is a global network of farmers sharing knowledge and connecting experiencein a continuously evolving system. The JADAM Organic Farming movement hassprung from the work of Cho Young-sang, who has developed an environmentally andfarmer-friendly philosophy. He launched the Jadam movement after founding theNatural Pesticide Research Center in Korea. JADAM educates others in therevolutionary method of farming based on oriental philosophy. When applied, thisphilosophy can cut farming costs to about $100/acre without using any petro-chemicalinputs. It uses a method of fully cultivating on-farm generated fertility; which is afarming technique to produce, recycle, and rejuvenate the soil and yield, in a self-sustaining fashion. Local farmers and agriculturalists from the Hawai`i Farmers UnionUnited collaborated with JADAM to share mana‘o or wisdom passed down fromgeneration to generation to shine light on Hawai‘i’s future in agriculture. I enjoyedseeing David Wong again, and also meeting Hyunho Cha, Deborah Mader, Sunhwa Ju,Rei Yoon, Youngsang Cho, ALIKA ATAI, Ken Ku`ike, and Brian Bartalini.
Photo: Hawai`i State Senator Gabbard with the JADAM `ohana: David Wong, HyunhoCha, Deborah Mader, Sunhwa Ju, Rei Yoon, Youngsang Cho, ALIKA ATAI, Ken Ku`ike, and Brian Bartalini.
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/MemberFiles/senate/gabbard/Newsletters/2016_February_Newsletter.pdf
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2176 KEKAULIKE AVEMOKU – KULA / KAHIKINUI / HONUA`ULA
AHUPUA`A – KULA / KAHIKINUI / HONUA`ULA
Kama`aina know this land in Upcountry Maui of as Erehwon —an expansive cattle ranch,whose name spelled backwards, is "Nowhere." Comprised of 3,285 acres, Erehwon Ranchrises from approximately 4,000 foot elevation to 10,000 feet, just below the observatory at thetop of Haleakala. THE UPPER SECTION IS ZONED CONSERVATION AND THELOWER PORTION IS ZONED AGRICULTURE. {Emphasis Supplied]
PROPERTY DATAhttp://qpublic9.qpublic.net/hi_maui_display.php?KEY=230050020000
PARCEL MAP http://qpublic9.qpublic.net/qpmap4/map.php?county=hi_maui&parcel=220070010000&extent=-17417746+2338376+-
17381494+2373932&layers=parcels+gstreets+parcel_sales