2011 Hawaiian Home Lands Annual Report - Department of ...

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands 

P.O. Box 1879 | Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96805 

808-620-9500 

Office of the Chairman | 808-620-9501 

Home Ownership Assistance Program | 808-620-9515 or 1-866-512-HOAP (4627) 

Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act | 808-620-9285 

Administrative Services Office | 808-620-9530 

Fiscal Office | 808-620-9560 

Planning Office | 808-620-9480 

Information and Community Relations Office | 808-620-9590 

Land Development Division | 808-620-9270 

Land Management Division | 808-620-9450 

Applications Branch | 808-620-9220 

Loan Services Branch | 808-620-9240 

Kaua‘i District Office 

3060 ‘Ewa Street, Room 203 | Līhu‘e, Hawai‘i 96766 

808-274-3131 

O‘ahu District Office 

P.O. Box 1879 | Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96805 

808-620-9250 

Moloka‘i District Office 

P.O. Box 2009 | Kaunakakai, Hawai‘i 96748 

808-560-6104 

Maui District Office 

655 Kaumuali‘i Street, Suite 1 | Wailuku, Hawai‘i 96793 

808-760-5120 

West Hawai‘i District Office 

P.O. Box 125 | Kamuela, Hawai‘i 96743 

808-887-6053 

East Hawai‘i District Office 

160 Baker Avenue | Hilo, Hawai‘i 96720 

808-974-4250 

NEIL ABERCROMBIE 

GOVERNOR 

STATE OF HAWAI‘I 

January 5, 2012 

E ke Kia‘āina Abercrombie ē, ‘ano ‘ai ke aloha. 

On behalf of the Hawaiian Homes Commission and the staff of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, I 

am pleased to submit the 2011 Annual Report of the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust covering the period from 

July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011. 

Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana‘ole had an extraordinary vision for a program through which native Hawaiians, 

displaced from places their kūpuna had worked and lived for generations, could return to the land. His vision 

turned into a legacy that continues to benefit thousands today, and will continue to benefit thousands more in 

the future – the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust. 

As stewards of this trust, it is our kuleana to understand the needs and challenges of our beneficiaries. With 

this understanding, the trust is better able to offer homesteading opportunities as diverse as our homesteaders. 

The design theme of this year’s report is kapa, traditional Hawaiian bark cloth. Hawaiian kapa is distinctive 

amongst other Pacific bark cloths because of its fine detail and soft, fine texture. The art of kapa making was at 

one time very close to being lost, but a community of kapa artisans came together to regrow the craft. 

Kapa is very versatile, and at one time was used daily in many facets of life. The land that comprises the 

Hawaiian Home Lands Trust is just as versatile, hosting not only homes, but farms, ranches, schools, and 

commercial developments -- all to provide opportunities to as many of our beneficiaries as possible. 

The Department is currently in the process of finalizing its strategic plan that will guide the department for 

the next five years. Like a piece of finely crafted kapa, this strategic plan – crafted thoughtfully in concert with 

our homestead communities – will serve our beneficiaries well for years to come. 

Ultimately, we strive to provide communities in which our homestead ‘ohana can not only live, but flourish. 

Mahalo for your support. 

Na‘u nō me ka ha‘aha‘a, 

Albert “Alapaki” Nahale-a, Chairman, 

Hawaiian Homes Commission 

STATE OF HAWAI‘I 

DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS 

P.O. BOX 1879 

HONOLULU, HAWAI‘I 96805 

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ALBERT “ALAPAKI” NAHALE-A 

CHAIRMAN 

HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION 

MICHELLE KAUHANE 

DEPUTY TO THE CHAIRMAN 

MARCI WAI‘ALE‘ALE SARSONA 

CHIEF OF STAFF

Hawaiian Home Lands 

Kaua‘i 

Anahola/Pi‘ilani Mai Ke Kai 

Hanapēpē 

Kekaha 

Pu‘u ‘Ōpae 

O‘ahu 

Kapolei: 

Malu‘ōhai 

Kaupe‘a 

Kānehili 

Kalaeloa 

Nānākuli 

Princess Kahanu Estates 

Papakōlea 

Kewalo 

Kalāwahine 

Waimānalo 

Waiāhole 

Kumhau/Kakaina 

Wai‘anae 

Kaupuni Village 

Lualualei Lands 

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lāna‘i 

MOlOKa‘i 

Ho‘olehua 

Kalama‘ula 

Kapa‘akea 

Mo‘omomi 

One Ali‘i 

annual report 2010 - 2011 

West haWai‘i 

Honokāia 

Humu‘ula 

Kamoku 

Kaniohale 

Kawaihae 

La‘i‘ōpua 

Lālāmilo 

Nienie 

Pu‘ukapu/Waimea 

Pu‘upūlehu 

Maui 

Hikina 

Kahikinui 

Kēōkea 

Leiali‘i 

Paukūkalo 

Wai‘ehu 1, 2, 3, 4 

Waiohuli 

east haWai‘i 

Discovery Harbour 

Kamā‘oa 

Kaūmana 

Keaukaha 

Kurtistown 

Maku‘u 

Pana‘ewa 

Pi‘ihonua 

Pu‘u‘eo 

University Heights 

Waiākea 

“I hole ‘ia nō ka i‘e i ke kau o ka lā.” 

- ‘ōleo no’eau 1164 

The time to cut designs in a tapa beater is when the sun is high. 

Lay the foundations for your work when you can see most clearly.

Hawaiian Homes Commission 

The commission shall be composed of nine members, as follows: three shall be residents of the city 

and county of Honolulu; two shall be residents of the county of Hawai‘i one of whom shall be a 

resident of east Hawai‘i and the other a resident of west Hawai‘i; two shall be residents of the county 

of Maui one of whom shall be a resident from the island of Moloka‘i; one shall be a resident of the 

county of Kaua‘i; and the ninth member shall be the chairman of the Hawaiian homes commission. 

All members shall have been residents of the State at least three years prior to their appointment and 

at least four of the members shall be descendants of not less than one-fourth part of the blood of the 

races inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands previous to 1778. 

- Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920 

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Albert “Alapaki” Nahale-a 

Chairman Term: 2010 – 2014 

Chairman Nahale-a’s family roots run deep in the Keaukaha & Pana‘ewa 

Hawaiian homestead communities. Prior to his appointment as chairman, 

he was a Commissioner representing East Hawai‘i Island. Formerly, he 

was the board president and then executive director of the Hawai‘i Charter 

Schools Network. From 2003 to 2009, he was director of Ka ‘Umeke 

Kā‘eo, a Hawaiian immersion Public Charter School in Keaukaha. 

Renwick V.I. “Uncle Joe” Tassill 

O‘ahu Term: 2011-1015 

Born and raised in Waimānalo, Commissioner Tassill currently resides 

in the Kupuna Hale in Waimānalo and is a member of the Waimānalo 

Hawaiian Homestead Association. Commissioner Tassill’s career includes 

being the founder of the Hale O Ho‘oponopono Middle and High School 

alternative school for at-risk youth, and serving for nearly two decades as 

a State Capitol tour guide. 

Jeremy Kamakāneoaloha Hopkins 


Commissioner Hopkins currently serves as an aide to Office of 

Hawaiian Affairs Trustee Robert Lindsey. Fluent in Hawaiian, he has 

been a Hawaiian Language Immersion teacher and served as the Kahu 

for Pūnana Leo O Kawaiaha‘o. Commissioner Hopkins is also an 

accomplished Hawaiian musician and songwriter with the Hōkū awardwinning 

group Holunape. 

Leimana DaMate 

West Hawai‘i Term: 2011-2015 

Commissioner DaMate is the executive director of the ‘Aha Kiole 

Advisory Committee and her community work includes membership 

with the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. 


Henry Tancayo 

Moloka‘i Term: 2008-2012 

Commissioner Tancayo is a retired battalion chief of the Maui County 

Fire Department. Prior to his Fire Department service, he was a sergeant 

in the Hawai‘i Army National Guard. His 40 years of community services 

includes service with Kualapu‘u-Ho‘olehua Catholic Association, Moloka‘i 

Junior Chamber of Commerce, Kualapu‘u School PTA, 4-H, Moloka‘i 

Homestead Livestock Association and the Moloka‘i Planning Commission. 

Perry Artates 

Maui Term: 2011-2015 

Former chairman of the Waiohuli Hawaiian Homesteaders Association 

for six years, Commissioner Artates serves as the Executive Director of 

the Hawai‘i Operating Engineers Industry Stabilization Fund. 

Imaikalani Aiu 

Kaua‘i Term: 2011-2015 

Commissioner Aiu is currently the special assistant to the Kaua‘i 

Housing Director. He is the former deputy director of the Kaua‘i 

Department of Planning and also served for two years on the Kaua‘i 

County Planning Commission. 

Michael Kahikina 


Commissioner Kahikina is the executive director of Kahikolu ‘Ohana 

Hale ‘O Wai‘anae and a former state representative representing the 

Leeward Coast. He has been active in the homestead community, 

sitting on the Executive Board of the Nānākuli Hawaiian Homestead 

Community Association and working with the Sovereign Councils of the 

Hawaiian Homelands Assembly. 

Ian Lee Loy 

East Hawai‘i Term: 2011-2015 

Commissioner Lee Loy is a lifelong Hawaiian Homes beneficiary. He 

is currently a Hawai‘i County police detective and vice president of the 

Keaukaha-Pana‘ewa Farmers Association. 

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office of the 

chairman 

The Office of the Chairman manages the 

daily operations of the Department, sets 

directions, and provides leadership support to 

all DHHL offices and divisions. Additionally, 

the office is responsible for supporting the 

Hawaiian Homes Commission.

Administrators 

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Alapaki Nahale-a, Director 

The Director of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands also holds the 

title of Chairman of the Hawaiian Homes Commission. The Chairman 

has full charge of and responsibility for the admin istration and execution 

of all actions approved by the Commission. All orders and actions of the 

Commission are authenticated or signed by the Chairman or the deputy. 

The Chairman also signs all licenses, leases, loan contracts, contracts with 

other governmental agencies, and Commission resolutions. 

Michelle Kauahane 

Deputy to the Chairman 

Michelle Kauhane serves as Deputy to the Chairman and is currently a 

homesteader living in Kaupe‘a in Kapolei. She is the former Executive 

Director of Hawaiian Community Assets (HCA) and has served 

the community on several boards: the Council for Native Hawaiian 

Advancement, Honolulu Habitat for Humantiy and as president of the 

Kaupe‘a Homestead Association. 

M. Wai‘ale‘ale Sarsona 

Chief of Staff 

Wai‘ale‘ale Sarsona grew up on the Hawaiian homestead of Waimānalo. 

Currently, she is the Chief of Staff of the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust 

where she oversees the trust’s day-to-day operations. She is the former 

kahu or director of Ke Kula ‘O Samuel Kamakau Hawaiian Language 

Immersion Public Charter School and the former CEO of INPEACE. 

She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s in 

Business Administration. 


Darrell Yagodich 

Program Manager 

Planning Office 

Kaleo Manuel 

Assistant Manager 

Planning Office 

Crystal Kua 

Officer 

Information and 

Community 

Relations Office 

Dean Oshiro 

Acting 

Administrator 

Homestead Services 

Division 

James Pao 

Officer 

Fiscal Office 

Rodney Lau 

Officer 

Administrative 

Services Office 

Linda Chinn 

Administrator 

Land Management 

Division 

Sandy Pfund 

Administrator 

Land Development 

Division 


The vision of Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana‘ole was realized through the adoption of the 

Hawaiian Homes Commission Act and the creation of the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust for 

the benefit of the native Hawaiian people. Today, we strive to provide our native Hawaiian 

people with viable homesteads. Developing diverse homesteading opportunities beyond 

single-family homes while helping our beneficiaries to attain and maintain their homesteads 

and communities is a priority for this administration. 

strategic Plan 

In FY 2010-11, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands remained committed to 

completing the five-year Strategic Plan, adopted by the Hawaiian Homes Commission in 

FY 2007-08. The Strategic Plan serves as a day-to-day management tool and a barometer to 

measure our progress. All divisions within DHHL operate around one or more of the five 

goals of the Strategic Plan. 

DHHL is currently in the process of drafting its new 5-year Strategic Plan. This new 

plan will guide DHHL in its new endeavors, and continue our commitment to improve 

conditions for our native Hawaiian people. DHHL is positioned strategically as a major 

contributor to the overall well-being of the state of Hawai‘i and continues to make 

tremendous progress as a Department and as a Trust. 

energy POlicy 

The Hawaiian Homes Commission, in January 2009, adopted the department’s Energy 

Policy, Ho‘omaluō, to enable native Hawaiians and the broader community working together 

to lead Hawai‘i’s effort to achieve energy self-sufficien cy and sustainability. In January 2011, 

DHHL hit a major milestone with the award of 19 LEED-Platinum homes at the Kaupuni 

Village in Wai‘anae, O‘ahu. Kaupuni was the first LEED-Platinum single-family affordable 

housing subdivision in the country. DHHL also continued to retrofit existing homes on 

Hawaiian Home Lands with free solar water heaters, and energy efficient light kits, using 

monies received by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. To date, more than 200 

native Hawaiian families have received this service. 

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KauPuni hOMe Features 


native aMerican hOusing assistance and selF-deterMinatiOn act 

(nahasda) 

The Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act (NAHASDA) was 

passed in 1996 and transformed the way that American Indians and Alaska Natives provided 

and obtained affordable housing on rural Indian reservations and Alaska Native villages. 

The act opened the door for increased partnerships with financial institutions, and most 

importantly, enabled the federal policy of self-determination to be extended to Native 

American populations across the nation. 

In 2000, Congress amended NAHASDA by adding Title VIII, which provides similar 

funding for native Hawaiian families whose total household income is at or below 80 

percent of the established area median income levels for their respective counties and are 

eligible to reside on Hawaiian home lands. DHHL is the designated recipient for the Native 

Hawaiian Housing Block Grant (NHHBG) as administered by the U.S. Department of 

Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Native American Programs (ONAP). 

This Congressional amendment is the first time in the history of the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission Act of 1920, as amended, that the federal government has provided any 

significant level of financial investment into the Hawaiian home lands program for affordable 

housing activities. 

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Each year, DHHL submits a Native Hawaiian Housing Plan (NHHP) to HUD for review 

and approval. As of June 30, 2011, DHHL received funding for nine (9) NHHPs as follows: 

status OF nahasda aWards 

As of June 30, 2011 

DHHL 

Program 

Year (PY) 

NHHHP Federal Award # 

Amount 

Awarded 

Status 

PY 1 2002 02NHGHI0001 9,600,000 Expended and closed 6/30/06 

PY 2 2003 03NHGHI001 9,537,600 Expended and closed 3/31/08 

PY 3 2004 04NH4HI0001 9,443,950 Expended and closed 8/31/08 

PY 4 2005 05NH4HI0001 8,432,000 Expended and closed 4/30/09 

PY 5 2006 06HBGHI0001 8,377,770 Expended and closed 5/31/10 

PY 6 2007 07HBGHI0002 8,377,770 Open (Note 1) 

PY 7 2008 08HBGHI0002 8,700,000 Open 

PY 7 2008 w/ 

ARRA 

Amendment 

08SHGHI0001 10,200,000 Open (Note 2) 

PY 8 2009 09HBGHI0001 9,700,789 Open 

PY 9 2010 10HBGHI0001 12,700,000 Open 

Total 95,069,879 

Note 1: 07HBGHI0002 grant funds were expended and closed on 9/30/2011 

Note 2: As of 6/30/2011 $9,095,063 or 89% of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds were expended 


Pursuant to the American Recovery and 

Reinvestment Act (ARRA), $510,000,000 

in ARRA funds was made available under 

Title I of NAHASDA. Of this amount, 2% 

($10,200,000) was made available for the 

“housing entity eligible to receive funding 

under Title VIII of NAHASDA,” which is 

DHHL. 

The $10,200,000.00 in ARRA funds was 

made available to DHHL in accordance 

with the 2008 NHHP on May 7, 2009 (last 

fiscal year). The type of activities identified 

for ARRA project use in the 2008 NHHP, as 

amended, were infrastructure development 

and house construction, in accordance with 

the ARRA legislation. In selecting projects to 

be funded, DHHL gave priority to projects 

that were “shovel ready,” projects that would 

spur construction and create employment 

opportunities. The following activities were 

proposed by DHHL and approved by HUD: 

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• Kaupuni Village – Infrastructure 

Development – Site Improvements for 

19 lots 

• Kaupuni Village – House 

Construction – Construction of 19 

homes 

• East Kapolei II B & C – Infrastructure 

Development – Site Improvements for 

47 lots 

100% of ARRA funds must be expended 

by May 6, 2012 or HUD will recapture 

any unexpended funds; as of June 30, 2011 

DHHL has expended $9,095,063 or 89% of 

ARRA funds and anticipates all ARRA funds 

to be expended by December 31, 2011. 

DHHL awards a percentage of the annual 

NHHBG to local non-profit or community 


organizations to assist with the goals and 

objectives set forth in the 2010 NHHP 

through the NAHASDA Community 

Grant Program. During the 2011 fiscal year, 

DHHL appropriated $2,000,000.00 for 

Grants & Subsidies. A total of five proposals 

met the stated criteria for review. The 

Hawaiian Homestead Commission approvals 

and contract negotiations are pending. 

Excluding Recovery Act funds, throughout 

FY 2011, DHHL obligated $6,960,000 

and expended $10,624,000 for the 

implementation of the NHHBG related 

programs. 

306 families have benefited from NHHBG 

funds through infrastructure development, 

subsidies (down payment assistance, 

matched savings, etc.), loans (rehabilitation 

down payment, construction, etc.), and 

housing services (self help home repair and 

resource services). 

2011 PrOgraM accOMPlishMents 

under nahasda 

cOnstructiOn 

Expenditures for construction primarily 

associated with the following programs 

totaled $3.1 million: La‘i‘ōpua Village 

infrastructure, East Kapolei infrastructure, 

Kaupuni Village home construction, lead 

testing, etc. 

grants 

Various non-profits are reimbursed for 

administrative costs (i.e., allocated portion of 

payroll, rent, office supplies, etc.) associated 

with their respective grant proposals; 

$658,000 in NHHBG funds were disbursed 

to reimburse these non-profits for these 

administrative costs. 

lOan PrOgraM 

Due to the possibility of a shutdown of 

Federal agencies on April 8, 2011, funds 

from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for 

Rural Development loans were not available 

for the 19 families of Kaupuni Village and 

3 families of Kumuhau subdivision project. 

Therefore, direct loans using NHHBG 

funds of $5.1 million were awarded to these 

families. 

dOWn PayMent assistance (dPa) 

PrOgraM 

The DPA program is designed for families 

who do not have the financial resources 

to reduce the principal on their loans and 

therefore would not qualify for a mortgage. 

$1.1 million was provided to various families 

under this program. 

individual develOPMent accOunt 

(ida) PrOgraM 

The IDA program is a savings program 

which allows families that do not have the 

financial resources to make a down payment 

in order to qualify for a loan. For every 

$1.00 in savings NHHBG funds would be 

used to match this amount by $4.00 up 

to a maximum of $6,400 or $7,500. This 

program, administered by the Council for 

Native Hawaiian Advancement and Hawai‘i 

First Federal Credit Union, disbursed 

$69,500 in NHHBG funds for the IDA 

program. 

hOMe rehabilitatiOn subsidy PrOgraM 

This program allows low-income families 

to repair their homes by receiving repair 

grants. Primarily administered by the City 

and County of Honolulu and the County 

of Hawai‘i, DHHL disbursed $606,900 in 

NHHBG funds. 


information 

& community 

relations 

office 

The Information and Community Relations 

Office is the communications hub for the 

Hawaiian Home Lands Trust.

During FY 2011, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands through ICRO became the 

first executive department to establish a social media network as one of the many tools for 

community outreach to beneficiaries and the general public. Among the social media sites on 

which DHHL gained a presence included Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. 

By the end of the fiscal year, DHHL had hundreds of followers on its social networking sites 

with hundreds more to come. As a result of the new social networking sites, DHHL was able 

to publicize many department and beneficiary events. 

A new webmaster under ICRO designed a new website at www.hawaiianhomelands.org 

which provided another venue to disseminate information to the public and publicize events 

and special occasions. 

ICRO also worked with other divisions to plan several events including: 

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• Ceremony to commemorate the start of construction of new sidewalks in Nānākuli. 

• Coordinated media publicity for Kānehili lot selection event at which Governor 

Abercrombie spoke. 

• Assisted Land Development Division in planning the blessing for the completion of 

the Kaupuni subdivision. 

• Announced of the Hawaiian Homes Commission’s approval of the lease for the 

Debartolo project Ka Makana Ali‘i. 

• Publicized the acquisition of a new Prince Kūhiō portrait at Hale Kalaniana‘ole. 

• Assisted in the ceremony of the opening of the new Safeway in Hilo on DHHL 

property. 

• Publicized the blessing of a new home built by Hawai‘i Community College Students 

in Pana‘ewa. 

• Assisted dedication of new homes in La‘i ‘Ōpua Village 5 in Kealakehe, Kona. 

With a varying staff level of 4 to 5, ICRO also assists other divisions with presentations, 

graphic design, speech-writing, and other editing and writing assignments. ICRO handles all 

media inquiries, including assisting reporters with major stories on Hawaiian Home Lands 

developments including Kaupuni, Kumuhau and Kānehili, that appeared in publications 

Building Industry Magazine, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and Hawai‘i Home + Remodeling 

Magazine and on television news segments. 


planning 


Planners have many kuleana to facilitate, 

translate, coordinate, prioritize, 

implement, summarize, and finally 

evaluate. The Planning Office provides a 

long-term and comprehensive perspective 

that supports the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission, the Department and 

beneficiaries in realizing the mission, goals, 

and objectives of the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission Act. The Planning Office has 

three major areas of focus: 

1) Planning System 

2) Community Development 

and 3)Beneficiary Consultation

Planning System 

The Planning System functions in 3 tiers. Tier 1, which produces the General Plan, identifies 

long-term goals, articulates visions, and organizes priorities. Tier 2, which includes Strategic 

Program Plans and Island Plans, focuses on policies and priorities of specific plans. Finally, 

Tier 3, which addresses Regional Plans, identifies and addresses issues and opportunities 

relative to homestead communities. 

Strategic Program Plans provide specific objectives and work tasks for the near-term 3-5 

year period. The Program Plans set objectives, implementing activities and budget timelines 

for Program areas. Plans have been approved this year for Agriculture, Housing, and Native 

Hawaiian Development. 

Island Plans assert the Commission’s authority to designate land uses for Hawaiian Home 

Lands statewide through a comprehensive community planning process. Island Plans are 

used to coordinate DHHL with State and County population and employment projections, 

land use and development proposals, infrastructure system planning, and environmental 

and cultural resource reviews. The State Commission on Water Resource Management uses 

the Island Plan for its State Water Projects and Water Use and Development Plans to define 

water reservations and water use permits. 

regiOnal Plans 

Regional Plans provide the means to solidify visions and partnerships that are essential 

to effectively manage Hawaiian Home Lands for the betterment of native Hawaiian 

Beneficiaries. The regional plans are developed by Beneficiary Consultation in conjunction 

with lessees of the region, as well as regional stakeholders (landowners, agencies, other 

organizations) by identifying issues and opportunities, developing solutions in the form 

of potential projects, and then determining the top priority projects for the region. The 

approval of regional plans by the Hawaiian Homes Commission aligns Departmental 

support for homestead community priorities. 

There are 20 regional plans in development statewide. The Hawaiian Homes Commission 

approved the following regional plans in FY2011: 

New Regional Plans Updated Regional Plans 

West Kaua‘i (February 2011) Kawaihae (September 2010) 

Kapolei (November 2010) 

Maku‘u (December 2010) 

Keaukaha (December 2010) 

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In the past fiscal year, the Department supported the implementation of the following 

priority projects: 

haWai‘i 

• Secured $75,000 OHA grant funds 

for Maku‘u Farmers Association 

to purchase temporary modular 

buildings to house Association and the 

Farmers Market offices while a masterplanned 

center complex is being 

constructed 

• Continuing installation of Pu‘ukapu 

Hybrid Water System 

Maui 

• Conducted Beneficiary Consultation 

to get beneficiary input on revenue 

generation activities at Pu‘unēnē 

• Exploratory well construction 

and testing completed resulting in 

adequate water source for Leiali‘i IB 

• BLNR approved 209.8 acre 

(residential) transfer of land in 

Wahikuli to DHHL 

MOlOKa‘i 

• Funded and implemented major 

recommendations of the Moloka‘i 

Water Study that included the 

purchase of an additional diesel 

generator, installation of a SCADA 

control system, and tests to locate and 

repair a water leak in the water system. 

• Conducted Beneficiary Consultation 

on Large Scale Renewable Energy 

Development that led to Moloka‘i 

Land Use Amendment: Special 

District of Mo‘omomi-Anahaki 

lāna‘i 

• BLNR approved transfer of 25 acres 

(15 industrial, 10 commercial) to 

DHHL 

• Assisted beneficiaries in establishing 

Hau‘oli o Lāna‘i Hawaiian Homestead 

Community Association Inc. 

O‘ahu 

• Completion of Phase I Repair of 

Aging Infrastructure at Papakōlea 

• Secured $75,000 OHA grant funds 

to Nānākuli Hawaiian Homestead 

Community Association for 

transportation infrastructure to 

support the development of the 

Nānākuli Village Center project 

Kaua‘i 

• Joint contract with USGS to survey 

and research the Anahola surface water 

resources, system, and issues 

• Anahola Town Center Plan – 

Construction of Anahola Commercial 

Kitchen 


esOurce ManageMent & 

Planning 

Approximately 80% of the Hawaiian Home 

Lands Trust is in non-homestead use and 

contains significant assets and resources 

that require planning and management. 

The Planning Office is focusing on these 

lands with respect to renewable energy 

development, water, and natural and 

cultural resources planning. The following 

are examples of resource management and 

planning projects: 

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• Kalaupapa – General Management 

Plan with National Park Service 

• Ka‘ū Regional Plan (Resource 

Management Plan) 

• ‘Āina Mauna Legacy Plan (Humu‘ula, 

Hawai‘i) 

• Mo‘omomi-Anahaki, Moloka‘i Special 

District Land Designation 

cOMMunity develOPMent 

The Planning Office supports beneficiary 

organizations to develop skills, build 

capacity, and manage assets and resources, in 

order to achieve their community objectives. 

The following are a few community 

development processes and initiatives 

organized by the Planning Office. 


Kūlia i Ka nu‘u – strive FOr 

excellence 

Approved by the Commission on September 

22, 2009, the goals of this new community 

development program are: 

Long term goals 

• Build a foundation for sustainability 

and economic self-sufficiency for 

Homestead Associations through 

resources managed by the Planning 

Division 

Short term goals 

• Enhance and strengthen homestead 

leadership and organizational capacity 

• Increase networking and mentoring 

among homesteads and beneficiary 

organizations 

Like the careful cultivation of kalo in 

a lo‘i, the Kūlia I Ka Nu‘u program 

provides a graduated approach for building 

organizational capacity for homestead 

associations and beneficiary organizations 

to carryout their programs and services 

to address community needs. Benefits 

include grant funding, land parcel awards 

for community and economic development 

purposes, and training. 

accOMPlishMents in Fy 2011 

• Nine organizational capacity building 

training sessions were held statewide 

covering topics such as Starting 

Smart, Community Organizing, 

Understanding the World of Grants, 

and Budgeting for Nonprofits. 

• August 2010 – DHHL hosted a 

Leaders Forum. This one-day event 

brought together 175 leaders from 

over 45 beneficiary organizations. 

Roundtable topics covered included 

farmers markets, community 

centers, community organizing, 

commercial real estate development, 

and associations with DCCR’s. 

Also, a workshop on organizational 

assessments was conducted. 

Nine beneficiary organizations received 

Kūlia I Ka Nu‘u certifications: 

• Hawai‘i: Kailapa Community 

Association, Keaukaha-Pana‘ewa 

Farmers Association, Maku‘u Farmers 

Association 

• O‘ahu: Kalāwahine Streamside 

Association, Kewalo Community 

Association, Papakōlea Community 

Development Corporation, 

Waimānalo Hawaiian Homes 

Association 

• Maui: Waiohuli Hawaiian 

Homesteaders Association 

• Kaua‘i: Anahola Hawaiian Homes 

Association 

leveraging resOurces 

• State Department of Business, 

Economic Development and 

Tourism’s Community-Based 

Economic Development program 

– in a partnership with DBEDT, 

DHHL beneficiary organizations 

were extended an invitation to attend 

organizational capacity building 

training workshops sponsored by 

DBEDT held at the Mākaha Resort in 

October 2010. 

• County of Hawai‘i, Department of 

Research and Development – DHHL 

applied for and received a partial grant 

award ($8,000) from the County to 

plan and conduct the Ford Institute 

Leadership program for communities 

in East Hawai‘i. 

• US Department of Agriculture Rural 

Development, Rural Community 

Development Initiative – DHHL 

applied for and received a partial 

grant award ($175,000) from USDA 

to provide technical assistance and 

training to DHHL community 

economic development grantees and 

projects, and to plan and deliver an 

annual conference. 

• DHHL received scholarships from 

NeighborWorks, a national nonprofit, 

for staff and homestead leaders 

to attend a national Community 

Leadership Institute in Louisville, 

Kentucky. 


FOOd security 

Now in its 22nd year, DHHL provides agricultural and ranching technical assistance 

to 1,500 homestead farmers and ranchers through an annual service contract with the 

University of Hawai‘i College of Tropical Agriculture’s Cooperative Extension Service. 

DHHL continues to consult with its Agriculture and Pastoral community leaders to 

rebuild the farming and ranching program in an effort implement the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission, Agricultural Task Force Recommendations adopted in 2000. 

beneFiciary cOnsultatiOn 

In order to establish a more formal process of engaging beneficiaries in DHHL’s planning 

initiatives and decision-making, the Hawaiian Homes Commission approved a Beneficiary 

Consultation Policy in January 2009. Beneficiary consultation endeavors include several 

avenues to communicate with our beneficiary groups. 

Beneficiary Consultation Topics in FY 2011 included: 

• Renewable Energy Development 

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• Kaua‘i KIUC Service Center & Baseyard 

• Large Scale Renewable Energy Development on Moloka‘i 

• Waimea, Kaua‘i Trust Lands for Biomass Development 

• Kalaeloa Solar One, LLC 

• Molokai Island Plan Land Use Amendment: Special District of Mo‘omomi-Anahaki 

• Kalaupapa NPS Preliminary Alternatives 

• Agricultural Program - Leaders Consultation 


Federal Funds FOr inFrastructure develOPMent 

DHHL worked with Nā Kūpa‘a o Kūhiō, a statewide nonprofit, to secure $3.7 million in 

loan and grant funds for the DHHL East Kapolei 2B water and wastewater system project. 

This subdivision is expected to yield 160 new homestead residential lots. Funds were awarded 

by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development agency. This is in addition to 

over $15 million in USDA loan and grant funds secured by Nā Kūpa‘a o Kūhiō for potable 

water and wastewater system projects serving Hawaiian Home Lands throughout the state. 

DHHL worked with Hawai‘i’s Congressional Delegation and National American Indian 

Housing Organizations to secure support for the NAHASDA program which continues to 

provide affordable housing opportunities to eligible native Hawaiians on Hawaiian Home 

Lands. 

acquiring neW land tO suPPOrt Our MissiOn 

State Land Transfers 

Act 14, SpLH 1995, authorized the transfer of 16,518 acres of public lands from the 

Department of Land and Natural Resources to DHHL to be designated as Hawaiian Home 

Lands, to replenish the trust. 

dhhl land acquisitiOns under act 14, sPlh 1995 

As of June 30, 2009 

Island 

No. Acres 

Authorized 

No. Acres 

Conveyed 

Percent 

Conveyed 

Hawai‘i 11,053.230 9,737.650 88% 

Maui 2,625.522 2,635.984 100% 

Lāna‘i 50.000 50.000 100% 

Moloka‘i 399.533 403.240 101% 

O‘ahu 441.138 373.286 85% 

Kaua‘i 1,948.579 1,995.302 102% 

TOTAL 16,518.002 15,195.462 92% 

In FY 2011, the following State lands were acquired: 

Island Area Acres TMK 

Moloka‘i Kaunakakai 4.592 (2) 5-3-001: 002, 097, 100 

Maui Pu‘unēnē 104.359 (2) 3-8-008: 008, 035 

Maui Honokōwai 1.943 (2) 4-4-001: 015 (por.) 

TOTAL 16,518.002 110.894 


Federal Land Transfers 

DHHL continues to work with the federal government to implement the 1995 Hawaiian 

Home Lands Recovery Act (HHLRA), Public Law 104-42, which provided for the 

settlement of land use and ownership disputes between DHHL and the federal government. 

DHHL Land Acquisitions Under P.L. 104-42 

Hawaiian Home Lands Recovery Act of 1995 


Acres 

Federal Properties 

Authorized 

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Acres 

Received Location 

Kalaeloa 586 555 ‘Ewa, O‘ahu 

Mānana Housing 20 20 Waiawa, O‘ahu 

‘Upolu Point 38 38 N. Kohala, Hawai‘i 

Omega Station Ha‘ikū 167 147 Kāne‘ohe, O‘ahu 

Hālawa 3 0 ‘Aiea, O‘ahu 

Leeward Community College 56 56 Waiawa, O‘ahu 

Waipahu FCC Site ($16.9 M credit) 0 0 Waipahu, O‘ahu 

Barbers Point Raceway 16 0 ‘Ewa, O‘ahu 

Lualualei 27 27 Wai‘anae, O‘ahu 

913 843 (92%) 

In addition to State and Federal land transfers, the Department exchanged trust lands used 

by Moloka‘i High School for the “Voice of America” site in Mā‘ili, O‘ahu in May 2011 

totaling 84.471 acres. 

Fy 2011 dhhl grant aWards 

PrOject iMPleMentatiOn: $110,000 

• $22,000 grant to Ahupua‘a o Moloka‘i 

for the second annual Agriculture 

Country Fair 

• $16,000 grant to Ahupua‘a o Moloka‘i 

for the management of the Lanikeha 

Community Center and Kiowea Park 

• $30,000 grant to Keaukaha-Pana‘ewa 

Farmers Association for a training 

program to encourage farming on 

agricultural homestead lots 

• $18,000 to Waimānalo Hawaiian 

Homes Association for a community 

aquaponics program 

• $24,000 grant to Waimea Hawaiian 

Homesteaders’ Association Inc. for 

training and a greenhouse building 

pilot program 

cOMMunity ecOnOMic develOPMent: 

$750,000 

• Maku‘u Farmers Association to plan 

and construct phase 1 of its master 

planned community and economic 

development center complex on a 38acre 

parcel. Phase 1 is to include office 

space for the Maku‘u Farmers Market 

Corporation and an educational and 

jobs training classroom facility. 

• Papakōlea Community Development 

Corporation to implement a venture 

development process to include 

organizational development, project 

venture development for a 14-acre 

parcel and a process for community 

engagement 

• Waimānalo Hawaiian Homes 

Association to construct a 

Community Technology, Employment 

and Education Center. This is phase 

4 and the last phase of WHHA’s 

community center complex. The 

complex currently provides for a 

hālau, commercial kitchen, and board 

meeting room. 

adMinistrative: $160,000 

• $110,000 administrative grant to 

Sovereign Council of Hawaiian 

Homelands Assembly for general 

operating expenses 

• $50,000 administrative grant to Hui 

Kāko‘o for general operating expenses 

Other: $150,000 

schOlarshiPs 

The Hawaiian Homes Commission 

Scholarship Program (HHCS) made awards 

to 93 eligible students enrolled full-time in 

post-high school educational institutions 

with demonstrated financial need and/or 

academic excellence. In FY 2011, the HHCS 

average award was $1,747. 


administrative 

services 


The Administrative Services 

Office provides staff support in 

the areas of personnel, budgeting, 

program evaluation, information 

and communication systems, risk 

management, facilities management, 

clerical services and other administrative 

services. This office, with its staff of 

7, also provides support services in 

preparation of reports to the Legislature 

and facilitates the rule-making process.

Fy 2012 OPerating budget 

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HHL 602* Total 

Special Fund 13,030,827 (115) 13,030,827 (115) 

Trust Fund 157,091,393 (82) 157,091,393 (82) 

Federal Fund 15,341,820 (3) 15,341,820 (3) 

Total 185,464,040 (200) 177,735,287 (200) 

*Program HHL 602 – Planning and Development for Hawaiian Homesteads 

2011 legislatiOn 

The General Appropriations Act of 2011 (Act 164, SLH 2011) consolidated DHHL’s two 

programs. HHL 602 – Planning and Development for Hawaiian Homesteads and HHL 625 

– Management and General Support for Hawaiian Homesteads were consolidated into one 

program, titled as HHL 602 – Planning and Development for Hawaiian Homesteads. 

The Act restored a total of 18 positions: 12 permanent and exempt positions, 9 positions that 

were abolished in the 2009 legislative session and 3 positions that were abolished in the 2010 

session, and 6 temporary positions which were abolished in the 2009 session. All positions 

were restored in the HHL 602 program. The Act also added 6 new positions: 3 exempt Trust 

funded positions and 3 Federally funded positions. 

Act 114, SLH 2011 amends Section 214 of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920 

by increasing the amount the department is authorized to borrow or guarantee on loans from 

$50 million to $100 million to cover the department’s projected guarantee and borrowing 

requirements. 

ciP PrOjects 

The General Appropriations Act of 2011 (Act 164, SLH 2011) increased the Federal 

Fund ceiling for the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act 

(NAHASDA) Development Projects, Statewide from $15 million to $20 million. The $20 

million is appropriated for plans, design and construction for various Hawaiian homestead 

projects and improvements throughout the state. 

The Act also provided $5 million in General Obligation Bonds for the funding of design and 

construction of the Papakōlea Sewer System Upgrades. The upgrades include the rebuilding 

of the current aging wastewater infrastructure in the Papakōlea homestead community. 


land 

development 

division 

The Land Development Division is 

responsible for developing DHHL property 

for both homesteading and incomeproducing 

purposes. 

Its three branches are: 

Design and Construction Branch, which designs and constructs 

on-site and off-site improvements for the development of 

residential, farm, and pastoral lots for homesteading purposes; 

Housing Project Branch, which provides turn-key homes in infill 

project areas to applicants and assists lessees of vacant lots in 

arranging financing and in contracting with a builder; and 

Master-Planned Community Branch, which prepares plans and 

designs, and constructs communities with homes, businesses, 

services, open space, and recreational and cultural amenities.

Major Projects for 2011 

haWai‘i 

lālāMilO Phase 1, WaiMea, haWai‘i 

Infrastructure improvements for 37 

residential lots, including roads, water 

distribution, drainage facilities and utilities 

was completed in March 2011. This 

development of two subdivisions of 20 and 

17 lots, includes two owner-builder homes, 

five vacant lots and 30 turnkey homes. 28 

homes were occupied at the end of June 30, 

2011. The Housing Project Branch will be 

marketing the remaining two turnkey homes 

and five vacant lots. 

lālāMilO hOusing Phase 1, 

channelized intersectiOn, WaiMea, 

haWai‘i 

Channelization of the Kawaihae Road/ 

Keanu‘i‘omanō Street (West Access Road) 

Intersection. Improvements include 

constructing storage lanes, pavement 

widening, grading, and utility relocations. 

The design is approximately 75% complete. 

DHHL anticipates advertising the project 

for construction in the first half of 2012, 

with start of construction estimated to begin 

in summer 2012. 

lālāMilO OFFsite Water systeM: 

1.0 MilliOn gallOn reservOir and 

transMissiOn Mains, WaiMea, haWai‘i 

Construction of a 1,000,000 gallon reservoir 

and 16” transmission main along Kawaihae 

Road and 16” and 12” transmission 

mains along South Kohala Distribution 

Road to provide water to the Lālāmilo 

Subdivision. Design is 100% complete. 

Reservoir construction scheduled to begin 

July 19, 2011, with an estimated one year 

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construction time. Transmission mains 

construction began June 6, 2011, and is 

estimated to be completed in June 2012. 

lālāMilO hOusing, Phase 2a, 

increMent 1, WaiMea, haWai‘i 

Infrastructure construction for DHHL 

Lālāmilo Phase 2A, Increment 1, which 

consists of 83 residential lots, one 

archaeological preservation lot, one HELCO 

Substation easement lot, and one park. 

Design is ongoing. DHHL anticipates 

advertising the project for construction 

tentatively in late November 2011, with 

start of construction estimated to begin 

tentatively in April 2012. 

lālāMilO hOusing, Phase 2a, 

KaWaihae rOad iMPrOveMents at 

sOuth KOhala distributiOn rOad, 

WaiMea, haWai‘i 

Channelization of the Kawaihae Road/South 

Kohala Distribution Road Intersection. 

Improvements to include constructing 

storage lanes, pavement widening, grading, 

and utility relocations. Design is ongoing. 

DHHL anticipates advertising the project 

for construction tentatively in late November 

2011, with start of construction estimated to 

begin tentatively in April 2012. 

la‘i ‘ŌPua village 5, KealaKehe, 

haWai‘i 

Construction of the roads and utilities 

for a 117-lot subdivision on 23.6 acres 

in Kealakehe, north of Kealakehe High 

School, began May 1, 2009. Construction 

is substantially complete. Contractor is 

addressing final punchlist items. A contract 

to build the first 45 houses at the site was 

awarded on November 5, 2009. Forty homes 

built. Two houses are under construction. 


haWai‘i 

The mass-grading of a 242-lot subdivision 

on about 60 acres at Kealakehe, located east 

of Kealakehe High School was completed in 

December 2009. Current plan is to develop 

the subdivision in two phases, Phase 1 

(‘Ākau) and Phase 2 (Hema). Engineering 

contracts for each phase have been awarded 

to develop construction drawings for 

the road, utility and other infrastructure 

improvements. Construction of the site 

improvements for Phase 1 (‘Ākau) is 

estimated to start 2nd quarter of 2012. 


haWai‘i 

Planning and preliminary design for a new 

240-lot subdivision on about 60 acres, 

east of the existing DHHL Kaniohale 

Subdivision, began in August 2008, and is 

approximately 80% complete. However, the 

design of infrastructure improvements has 

been deferred until water commitments for 

the subdivision can be secured. 

Pu‘uKaPu hybrid Water systeM, 

WaiMea, haWai‘i 

Water system design in three phases for 

184 pasture lots awarded during DHHL’s 

acceleration award program in 1985/86. 

Design of the project’s Phase 1 was 

completed in 2009. Construction of Phase 

1 began October 4, 2010. Construction is 

approximately 75% complete. Estimated 

construction completion mid March 2012. 

MaKu‘u OFFsite Water systeM 

develOPMent, Puna, haWai‘i 

Engineering design is being finalized for a 

permanent well, 1.0 million gallon reservoir, 

transmission lines, and other appurtenances 

to service DHHL’s Maku‘u homesteads. 

O‘ahu 

Kānehili, east KaPOlei, O‘ahu 

Roads and utilities were completed in 

January 2010 for this 403-lot project. 

Construction of 250 turnkey houses 

by Gentry Homes, Ltd. commenced in 

February 2009; occupancy began in May 

2009; and all house sales/loans were closed 

by December 2010. Construction of an 

additional twenty (20) turnkey houses by 

Gentry Homes, Ltd. started in March 2011; 

completion is scheduled for July 2011. 

Construction of ten modified self-help 

houses began in June 2011 and is scheduled 

for completion by the end of calendar year 

2011. 

east KaPOlei 4.0 MilliOn gallOn 

Water reservOir, east KaPOlei, O‘ahu 

Reservoir to service DHHL’s East Kapolei 

developments, as well as a portion of the 

UH West O‘ahu parcel. Construction began 

in November 2007 and was completed in 

November 2010. The improvements were 

accepted by the Honolulu Board of Water 

Supply in February 2011. 

east-West rOad, east KaPOlei, O‘ahu 

This road will be the primary arterial for 

East Kapolei II, connecting the various 

components (including Hawai‘i Housing 

Finance & Development Corporation’s 

affordable multi-family housing projects, 

The Salvation Army’s Kroc Community 

Center, two schools, and DHHL’s residential 

subdivisions) with the North-South Road 

and the University of Hawai‘i West O‘ahu 

campus. Construction began in the May 

2010; scheduled completion is May 2012. 

Phase 1 is scheduled to open in late 2011 

in anticipation of the Kroc Center grand 

opening in January 2012. 


east KaPOlei iib and iic, east 

KaPOlei, O‘ahu 

Mass grading of approximately 60.5 acres, 

in preparation for construction of roads and 

utilities for 290 single-family lots began 

in the April 2010; scheduled completion 

is September 2011. This project was 

funded with Federal American Recovery 

and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) monies 

provided through the U.S. Department of 

Housing and Urban Development (HUD). 

Meanwhile, engineering designs for East 

Kapolei IIB (160 lots) have been submitted 

to the County for approval; construction is 

scheduled to start in early 2013. Engineering 

work for East Kapolei IIC (130 lots) is 

expected to start in mid-2012. A total of 205 

undivided interest leases were awarded for 

East Kapolei IIB and IIC in 2008. 

FOrMer Pesticide Plant cleanuP, east 

KaPOlei, O‘ahu 

The facility had been used by O‘ahu Sugar 

Plantation for the mixing and loading 

of pesticides used in the cane fields. As a 

result, the grounds are contaminated and 

remediation is required before development 

can occur around the site. The DHHL has 

received a $200,000 Brownfields grant from 

the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

(EPA), and up to $1.97 million in loan 

funds from the State Brownfields Revolving 

Loan Fund. DHHL issued an Invitation for 

Bids in January 2011 and has awarded the 

construction contract. Remediation work 

is scheduled to start in the last quarter of 

calendar year 2011 and last approximately 

fifteen months. 

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KuMuhau, WaiMānalO, O‘ahu 

Infrastructure improvements for 52 

residential lots, including roadways, water 

distribution, sewer collection, drainage 

facilities and utilities was completed in 

February 2011. Turnkey house construction 

on 45 lots commenced in July 2010 and 

the first home was occupied in February 

2011. As of June 30, 2011, 21 homes were 

occupied. 24 homes are scheduled to be 

completed by August 2011 and occupied 

by the end of December 2011. The 

remaining seven lots have been reserved for 

construction of self-help houses. 

KaKaina, WaiMānalO, O‘ahu 

This ia a 44-lot project on a 7-acre 

parcel. Construction plans are under 

review by the various County agencies. 

Infrastructure construction scheduled to 

start in February 2012. This will be the first 

DHHL residential subdivision to utilize 

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural 

Development funding for the construction 

of water and wastewater improvements. 

nānāKuli avenue sideWalK 

iMPrOveMents, nānāKuli, O‘ahu 

Installation of 2,300 feet of sidewalks along 

Nānākuli Avenue fronting the Nānākuli 

Middle and High School. The project 

also involves handicap ramps and other 

appurtenances. The project construction 

started in March 2011, and is anticipated 

to be substantially completed by September 

2011. 

KauPuni village, Wai‘anae, O‘ahu 

19-unit project: Site work began in April 

2009 and was completed in April 2010. 

House construction began in May 2010 

and completed in March 2011. This Net- 

Zero LEED Platinum subdivision was 

designed with a blend of the newest energy 

technology and traditional Hawaiian 

practices to support a self-sufficient and 

sustainable lifestyle. All homes include 

energy-efficient features such as solar water 

heating, photovoltaic panels to generate 

electricity, and energy efficient lighting and 

appliances. A community center, named 

Hale Kumuwaiwai will provide community 

members opportunities to produce and 

prepare their own foods, share knowledge, 

and recreate. 

Maui 

KēŌKea-WaiOhuli, Kula, Maui 

The Kēōkea-Waiohuli Development 

consists of a total of 386 lots comprised of 

66 Kēōkea farm lots and 320 undivided 

interest residential lots. Infrastructure 

improvements, including roadways, offsite 

water transmission, water distribution, 

reservoir, drainage facilities and utilities 

for the Phase 1 of Kēōkea-Waiohuli 

Development consisting of 98 undivided 

interest residential lots and 66 Kēōkea farm 

lots began in September 2006 and was 

completed in March 2010. Due to severe lot 

drainage concerns, additional engineering 

work and construction of drainage structures 

is proposed for 2012 and 2014, respectively, 

before homes meeting HUD standards for 

lot drainage can be built. 

hOnOKŌWai exPlOratOry Well, West 

Maui 

A new exploratory well located in 

Honokōwai, West Maui was completed 

in March 2011. This exploratory well will 

provide a potable water source for the 

development of the Villages of Leiali‘i 

Phase 1B development. The design of the 

permanent well, transmission and storage 

requirements will commence in early 2012. 

MOlOKa‘i 

east MO‘OMOMi rOad iMPrOveMents, 

MOlOKa‘i 

Construction of this 2-mile stretch of 

roadway was completed in November 2010. 

KaPa‘aKea drainage iMPrOveMents, 

MOlOKa‘i 

Construction of drainage improvements 

along the East and West drainage systems of 

the Kapa‘akea Subdivision was completed in 

the 2nd quarter of 2011. 

MOlOKa‘i Water systeM, eMergency 

generatOr and scada systeM, 

MOlOKa‘i 

Installation of a backup generator into the 

existing water system, and a Supervisory 

Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) 

system to monitor the water level and 

quality of the aquifer, will be completed by 

the end of 2011. 


Kaua‘i 

Pi‘ilani Mai Ke Kai, anahOla, Kaua‘i 

Phase 1 of the project consisted of 80 

improved lots. Site work began in September 

2006 and was completed in April 2009. The 

first phase of homes began shortly thereafter 

and 36 turnkey units are complete. Fifteen 

vacant lot awards were also awarded of 

which two homes are built and three are 

under construction. Twelve homes were built 

through a self-help program in early 2011. 

Phase 2 of the project was initiated in 2011 

with the award of an engineering contract 

for design of infrastructure improvements 

for a 53-lot subdivision. Construction for 

infrastructure development is anticipated to 

be bid in the 3rd quarter 2012. 

Sewer System Infrastructure Assessments 

for Princess Kahanu Estates, Papakōlea, 

Waimānalo, Wai‘anae, and Nānākuli 

Homesteads 

The existing DHHL sewer system located 

within City and County of Honolulu streets 

in the Waimānalo, Papakōlea, Nānākuli, 

and Wai‘anae subdivisions is currently being 

investigated to assess its structural condition 

and hydraulic capacity. DHHL has procured 

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two local professional engineering firms to 

perform the aforementioned assessment on 

the existing DHHL sewer system which 

consists of approximately 130,000 feet of 

sewer lines and 778 sewer manholes. 

The assessment will identify any deficiencies 

within the existing sewer system, and the 

engineering firms will prepare construction 

documents for required upgrades to the 

sewer system to bring it in compliance 

with current City and County of Honolulu 

standards. The sewer improvement projects 

will need to secure construction funding and 

actual site work could commence in mid 

2012. 

single-FaMily hOMes at variOus Maui 

subdivisiOns 

DHHL has issued a Request for Proposals 

(RFP) to design, finance, construct, and 

market twenty-four (24) single-family homes 

in various DHHL subdivisions on Maui, 

including Kula Residence Lots Unit 1 and 

Wai‘ehu Kou Residence Lots, Phase 3. The 

start of house construction is projected for 

the 4th quarter of 2011. 

fiscal office 

The Fiscal Office is responsible for 

providing financial information, 

accounting services, and establishing 

internal financial control policies and 

procedures for the Department.

In order to evaluate the Department’s past performance, reporting on current performance, 

and planning for the future, this division provides DHHL’s management with various 

financial reports, as well as information on financial trends and developments. 

The Fiscal Office also provides valid, reliable, properly classified financial data to: a) the State 

of Hawai‘i Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS) for incorporation in the 

State of Hawai‘i Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR); b) DHHL’s independent 

auditors for preparation of the Department’s annual audited financial statements and; c) 

recovery.gov, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act website. 

In 2011, the Fiscal Office received and processed receipts from various sources including, 

DHHL’s water systems, principal and interest on loans, non-homestead income producing 

leases (i.e., general leases, revocable permits and licenses), sales of homes, and federal grants. 

The Fiscal Office plays a vital role in establishing and maintaining internal controls to 

ensure the data in the financial statements and reports are reliable, safeguarding the trust’s 

assets, promoting operational efficiency and ensuring the Department’s operations are in 

compliance with DHHL’s policies, goals and objectives as well as laws, rules and regulations 

that govern DHHL. 

The Fiscal Office maintains the Department’s accounting records and prepares the 

Department’s financial reports, which conform to generally accepted government accounting 

standards. 

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands has passed its independent financial audit each 

year with an “unqualified audit opinion” which demonstrates that the Department has 

effective controls over the accounting of its revenues, expenditures, disbursements, assets and 

liabilities. 

DHHL’s Manager of the Year for 2011 was Fiscal Office Administrator James Pao, who was 

honored for leading his staff in a method of fiscal responsibility that was used as a model for 

other state departments. 

The Department’s draft FY 2011 Financial Statement is presented starting on page 57. 

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land 

management 

division 

The Land Management Division is responsible 

for the management of all DHHL nonhomestead 

assets. These lands comprise the 

bulk of Hawaiian Home Lands Trust inventory 

(approximately 80%) and include those 

utilized for agricultural production, pastoral 

purposes, and commercial and industrial use. 

Through its various land dispositions, LMD 

generates revenue to support homestead 

development projects. LMD consists of three 

separate but interrelated branches: 

1) Land Management 

2) Income Property 

and 3) Technical Services Branches

OvervieW 

The Land Management Branch is 

responsible for the management of all lands 

unencumbered by homestead use. LMB 

also provides support to DHHL’s Land 

Development Division by issuing permits 

and licenses. Issuance of dispositions such 

as Right of Entry and License Easements to 

the various state and county agencies which 

require access and use of DHHL property 

for infrastructure and utilities purposes 

assists LDD prior to their development of 

homestead communities. 

The Income Property Branch is specifically 

tasked with generating revenue from the 

development and long term leasing of 

DHHL assets not slated for residential 

use. The income generated and the services 

provided by IPB are integral components 

of DHHL’s goals toward self-sufficiency 

and community building. As such, IPB has 

an integral role towards one of the trust’s 

primary goals, which is to place native 

Hawaiians on the land. 

The Technical Services Branch manages 

DHHL land inventory prior to homestead 

disposition. Its responsibilities include 

database management of all non-homestead 

assets. TSB has also had the distinction 

of managing the construction of DHHL’s 

district offices and its headquarters in 

Kapolei. TSB also oversees the appraisal 

process for the rental, acquisition, exchange, 

licensing and general leasing of DHHL’s 

non-homestead properties. Third party 

appraisers are hired for the valuation of 

LMD assets to ensure that the trust is fairly 

compensated by market standards in its 

dispositions. 

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In conjunction with the state Department 

of the Attorney General, LMD continues 

to actively pursue illegal activities such as 

trespassing, squatting and dumping, offroad 

driving, hunting without a permit, 

and rock and cinder removal on DHHL’s 

unencumbered lands. 

Mindful of the tough economic challenges 

that continue to impact our local economy 

the past two fiscal years, LMD has been 

vigilant in its administration of the trust’s 

land assets. Watchful of local real estate 

trends, the business climate of the state, 

and economists’ continual downgrade of 

our economy, LMD continues to prioritize 

its responsibilities in order to better serve 

the trust’s goals and maintain its current 

revenue stream. 

In conjunction with the department’s Fiscal 

Office, LMD continues to find creative 

solutions to better serve our clients. Within 

this past fiscal year, in an effort to reduce 

rent delinquencies, the two divisions have 

improved the billing process and instituted 

a streamlined invoicing system. LMD 

continues to focus on attracting quality 

tenants with a proven track record for 

success for its long-term dispositions. 

Ho‘omaluō, the department’s Energy Policy, 

which began several years ago, continues 

to grow as LMD works to provide leasing 

opportunities to developers of renewable 

energy projects on DHHL properties. In its 

endeavors to be a model of self-sufficiency 

and green energy sustainability, DHHL, 

in cooperation with the Department of 

Business, Economic Development and 

Tourism’s Hawai‘i State Energy Office, has 

become a leader in the state with its cleanenergy 

initiatives, having issued several solar 

projects on trust lands. 

signiFicant events 

license nO. 706, city & cOunty 

OF hOnOlulu, hOnOlulu Fire 

dePartMent, KaPOlei, O‘ahu. 

The Kapolei Regional Fire Station 

groundbreaking was held in August 2010. 

The proposed fire station will be the first 

of several proposed regional fire stations on 

Oahu. The 21,576 square foot building will 

house fire department apparatus, emergency 

supplies and equipment and personnel 

necessary to provide consistent levels of 

service during emergency situations. The 

station will include a four-story training 

tower that will allow the Fire Department to 

provide multi-company and tactical training 

for nearby battalions without sacrificing 

coverage in their home area. Construction is 

estimated to take approximately 18 months 

and cost approximately $5.5 million. 

general lease nO. 284, target 

cOrPOratiOn and saFeWay, inc., 

Pana‘eWa, haWai‘i. 

In December 2005 the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission approved the issuance of 

a General Lease to Target and Safeway. 

In March and July 2011, Safeway and 

Target respectively opened their stores. 

The premises, leased jointly by the two 

entities, consist of 220,000 square feet of 

mixed industrial commercial use under 

roof. Development costs are anticipated at 

$60,000 million. 

general lease nO. 292, WaiMānalO 

haWaiian hOMes assOciatiOn, 

WaiMānalO, Oahu. 

In April 2011 the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission approved the issuance of a 

65-year lease to enable the development, 

construction, management and operation 

of the WHHA’s Community Technology 

Employment and Education Center. The 

completed complex will include an existing 

hālau and commercial kitchen while 

adding classrooms for distance learning, a 

recording studio and computer workstations. 

This fourth phase of the project will be 

accomplished by using $7.2 million in New 

Market Tax Credit financing. 

general lease nO. 293, KalaelOa 

sOlar One, llc, KalaelOa, O‘ahu. 

In December 2010, the Hawaiian Homes 

Commission approved and consented to 

adding an additional 48 acres to an existing 

34 acre premises (for a total of 82 acres) 

to allow for the sublease of a portion of 

the site to SunPower Corporation. The 

additional acreage will be used to expand 

the current proposed system, which employs 

Concentrated Solar Power technology, to 

incorporate a photovoltaic component to the 

project. It is believed that the combination 

of the two technologies is the first of its kind 

in one project. 


nauhi gulch riParian habitat 

restOratiOn PrOject, huMu‘ula, 

haWaii. 

LMD secured a $110,000 grant to support 

the on-going restoration project of the 

Kanakaleonui Bird Corridor. The grant will 

aid in the restoration of Nauhi Gulch by 

planting native plants. The project involves 

trust beneficiaries who will help prepare 

those lands identified in the implementation 

of the ‘Āina Mauna Legacy Program for 

future homesteading. 

interagency WOrKing grOuP and 

beneFiciary cOnsultatiOn 

LMD has been instrumental in the 

formation of an interagency working group 

consisting of State of Hawai‘i landowners 

and private landowners in the Pu‘unēnē 

region of Maui. The group was formed in 

anticipation of providing much-needed 

infrastructure prior to development of the 

region. It is comprised of the Department 

of Public Safety, whose interest in the 

region is to relocate the Maui Community 

Correctional Center from Kahului to 

Pu‘unēnē; the Department of Accounting 

and General Services, whose interest is 

the planning and implementation of the 

Maui Community Correctional Center; the 

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Department of Land and Natural Resources, 

the largest land holder in the area; and 

DHHL. DHHL has taken the lead on 

securing water and wastewater infrastructure 

resources and facilities that are currently 

unavailable in the region. 

DHHL held a beneficiary consultation 

meeting to present the department’s 

development plans to our Maui homesteads. 

The department received general support 

from the community on its development 

plans for the area. The development of a 

water resource and wastewater facilities for 

Pu‘unēnē will make the current fallow area 

suitable for future development. The Maui 

homestead community can begin planning 

future use of a portion of the 646-acre 

DHHL parcel located mauka of Mokulele 

Highway. 

sandWich isles cOMMunicatiOns, 

inc. accOMPlishMents 

2009 – 2011 status rePOrt 

Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc. 

continues to work closely with DHHL’s 

LMD and LDD in the planning, design and 

construction of its residential developments 

and commercial projects statewide. SIC 

is responsible for the cost of design and 

construction of all telecommunications 

infrastructure which service new projects 

on DHHL properties. This includes 

installation of underground ducts, handholes 

and manholes, underground cabling and 

miscellaneous telephone equipment. 

Sandwich Isles is committed to providing 

DHHL with the highest quality of service 

and is committed to be the first service 

provider in Hawai‘i to install fiber optic 

cabling to each residential home. Due to the 

large number of homes with copper cable, 

Sandwich Isles expects this project to be 

completed in 2012. 

This fiscal year saw the continuation and 

near completion of projects started in fiscal 

years dating back to 2007. Construction 

work continued through this period on the 

Anahola Unit 6 project on 10 Self-Help 

homes completed in 2010. The Kekaha 

Residence projects on Kaua‘i, the Kaupe‘a, 

Kānehili, Kaupuni and Kumuhau projects 

on O‘ahu were completed in 2009/2010. In 

2010, construction in East Kapolei II started 

with the East West Road. Construction 

on the La‘i‘ōpua Village 5 project was 

completed in 2011. 

During this period Sandwich Isles also 

completed the Safeway/Target project in 

Pana‘ewa and started construction on the Ke 

Kula ‘o Samuel M. Kamakau Charter School 

in Ha‘ikū Valley, O‘ahu. Sandwich Isles is 

currently completing service installation to 

the US Coast Guard Facility located atop 

Kamehame Ridge. They are engineering the 

service installation to the Kalaeloa Solar One 

project in Kalaeloa, O‘ahu. 

When Sandwich Isles first started building 

infrastructure to service the various DHHL 

properties throughout the state, the 

technology was based on copper cabling to 

the homes. Since 1997, the technology has 

advanced from copper to fiber optic cabling. 

Sandwich Isles made the decision in 2006 to 

install fiber optic cabling to all new residential 

projects starting with the Kekaha and Kaupe‘a 

projects. This provides the capability for 

unlimited bandwidth to each home. In 2010 

Sandwich Isles initiated a project to replace all 

copper cabling with fiber optic cable. 

Their most recent noteworthy project is the 

offering of cellular phone service to Sandwich 

Isles customers, which commenced in 2011. 

As part of the service rollout, Sandwich Isles 

has plans to improve cellular coverage by 

installing new cell towers. 


homestead 

services 

division 

The Homestead Services Division (HSD) is 

involved in the direct servicing of homestead 

lessees and applicants for homestead leases. 

Its four branches are as follows: 

1) Applications Branch 

2) Housing Project Branch 

3) Loan Services Branch 

and 4) District Operations Branch.

hOMestead aPPlicatiOns 

branch 

The Applications Branch is responsible 

for ensuring that applicants meet the 

blood quantum requirement of the 

1920 Hawaiian Homes Commission 

Act, as amended. The branch is also 

charged with the maintenance of 

applicant records and includes all 

transactions involving applications such 

as processing new applications, transfer 

requests, reinstatements, rescissions and 

successorships to application rights. 

As of June 30, 2011, the Department 

of Hawaiian Home Lands waiting lists 

reflect a total of 41,948 applications for 

all residential, agricultural, and pastoral 

homesteads, which represents an increase 

of 957* applications on file as compared 

to the previous fiscal year. The amount of 

applications and the number of applicants 

differ because the rules allow applicants to 

hold two applications, one for a residential 

lease and the other for either an agricultural 

lease or a pastoral lease. 

During fiscal year 2011, the Application 

Branch processed 1,880 applicant 

transactions (which includes new applicants 

and applicant transfers) requiring Hawaiian 

Homes Commission action. 

*Please note the increase of 957 applications from last 

year is based upon the corrected figure of 40,991 total 

applications held by 25,539 individual applicants 

for 2010. These are final revised application and 

applicant totals as compared to the preliminary “41,087 

applications / 25,564 applicants” information published 

in the 2010 annual report. For specific final application 

totals by island and type for 2010, please contact the 

Application Branch at (808) 620-9220. 

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hOusing PrOject branch 

The Housing Project Branch is DHHL’s 

“marketing arm” for homestead leases and 

awards for DHHL. In collaboration with 

the Land Development Division, it processes 

applicants from DHHL wait lists through 

financial qualification, native Hawaiian 

qualification, contractor and house design 

selection, lot selection and lease execution. 

With departmental priorities centered 

on residential lease awards, the work 

efforts of the Housing Project Branch has 

expanded tremendously prompting strategic 

involvement and coordination of lenders, 

realtors, home buyer counseling and housing 

contractors. 

During FY 2011, the Housing Project Branch 

has facilitated 127 new residential awards, 

1 new agricultural award and processed 68 

lease amendments, as a result of 68 undivided 

interest lessees being able to qualify for a 

loan to purchase or build their own home. 

To achieve this, staff sent out approximately 

12,060 offering letters to market 155 units 

within 8 projects statewide. Upon indicating 

interest, staff arranged for approximately 494 

interested applicants to work with various 

lenders to financially qualify for a home. A 

series of orientations and workshops helped to 

individualize the efforts. 

Application Branch Annual Summary Report 

FY 2010-2011 

(Compiled 11-01-2011) 

Application Volume Increase in Applicants 

(June 30th totals of each year) (June 30th totals of each year) 

No. of Increase from No. of Increase from 

Year Applications* Previous Year Year Applicants* Previous Year 

2006 37,245 1,743 2006 22,893 1,155 

2007 38,104 859 2007 23,584 691 

2008 39,155 1,051 2008 24,296 712 

2009 40,084 929 2009 24,897 601 

2010 40,991 907 2010 25,539 642 

2011 41,948 957 2011 26,170 631 

*Compiled from DHHL waitlists *Compiled from APPX system printouts 

Applications for Homestead Awards 

(Totals by island and type as of June 30, 2011*) 

Residential Agricultural Pastoral Total 

O‘ahu 9,670 3,352 0 13,022 

Maui 3,603 4,455 550 8,608 

Hawai‘i 5,601 6,843 1,898 14,342 

Kaua‘i 1,531 2,134 294 3,959 

Moloka‘i 746 1,019 187 1952 

Lāna‘i 65 0 0 65 

TOTAL 21,216 17,803 2,929 41,948 ** 

*Compiled from 06-30-2011 DHHL waitlist 

** The 41,948 applications are held by 26,170 applicants. 

Applicant Transactions 

FY2010-2011 

Add* Subtract* 

Jul-10 91 42 

Aug-10 133 117 

Sept-10 101 56 

Oct-10 162 40 

Nov-10 64 32 

Dec-10 223 22 

Jan-11 95 43 

Feb-11 176 25 

Mar-11 75 19 

Apr-11 115 23 

May-11 92 34 

Jun-11 77 23 

Sub-Totals 1404 476 

TOTAL 1880 

*Compiled from monthly reports to the HHC 


lOan services branch 

The Loan Services Branch administers 

the Department’s loan origination, loan 

servicing and loan collection programs. 

DHHL is authorized by the Hawaiian 

Homes Commission Act of 1920 to 

provide loan funds to native Hawaiian 

beneficiaries and issues guarantees through 

Memorandums of Understanding for loans 

made by alternative lending sources for the 

replacement, construction and repair of 

homes and payment of real property taxes. 

The Direct Loan Program run by the Loan 

Services Branch is a revolving loan fund. 

The branch works to collect funds in a 

timely manner so those moneys can be used 

again for more loans, helping more native 

Hawaiians. 

Improving the department’s loan collection 

makes efficient use of funds and ensures 

the most beneficiaries possible are being 

helped. Working with loan delinquencies, 

the branch also refinances loans and offers 

financial counseling to help keep lessees on 

their property. 

In fiscal year 2011, the Loan Services Branch 

issued 16 direct loans, totaling some $2.1 

million. The Loan Services Branch continues 

to place an emphasis on the collections of 

delinquent DHHL direct loans to replenish 

the revolving loan funds. The revolving 

funds are made available for new loans to 

homestead lessees for home purchases, home 

construction, repairs, sewer connections 

and real property taxes. When loans are 

not repaid, it reduces the amount of funds 

available to other native Hawaiians. 

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The decline in direct loans was offset by the 

resurgence of the United States Department 

of Agriculture’s Rural Development direct 

loan program. DHHL guarantees RD loans 

to its beneficiaries. In fiscal year 2011, 

DHHL issued 45 guarantees to RD loans 

totaling some $8.8 million. 

In addition, the 2005 Legislature passed 

and the Governor signed into law Act 

53, which amended section 208 (5) of 

the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act 

of 1920 to authorize lessees to enter into 

loans insured by private mortgage insurance 

acceptable to the Commission. Since August 

of 2005, three (3) local lenders, American 

Savings Bank, Bank of Hawai‘i, and Hawai‘i 

National Bank continued their programs to 

provide financing to lessees. In fiscal year 

2011, these three lenders funded 24 loans 

totaling $4.9 million. The continued drop in 

loans from the previous year continues to be 

attributed to the tightening of underwriting 

policies by the lenders’ insurance partner, 

Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation. 

Lastly, in fiscal year 2008, the HUD 184A 

loan program was launched. The program 

enables the lessees and the lenders another 

option for financing. In the HUD 184A 

loan program, HUD guarantees the lenders’ 

loans on DHHL leased land. Also, the 

guaranty fee paid by the lessee is less than 

the insurance premium the lessee would pay 

for a similar FHA 247 mortgage loan. There 

were 63 loans for $16.2 million processed 

through the HUD 184A loan program 

during the 2011 fiscal year. The HUD 184A 

program has proven to be a very popular 

product for our lessees due to lower closing 

costs as compared to the other mortgage 

loan products. 

Loan Summary 

as of June 30, 2011 ($ Thousands) 

Total Loans 

Receivable 

Total No. of 

Accounts 

DIRECT LOANS 

O‘ahu 27,819 469 

East Hawai‘i 17,055 281 

West Hawai‘i 3,669 55 

Moloka‘i 2,141 82 

Kaua‘i 8,234 119 

Maui 6,336 91 

Total Direct Loans 65,254 1,097 

FHA Reassigned Loans 9,294 91 

LOAN GUARANTEES 

Beal Bank/SBA 237 9 

USDA-Rural Development 31,149 267 

Hawai‘i Habitat for Humanity 3,472 64 

County of Maui 89 6 

Nānākuli NHS 32 2 

City and County of Honolulu 598 30 

FHA Interim 838 4 

OHA 2,931 210 

Total Loan Guarantees 39,346 592 

INSURED LOANS 

PMI Loans 87,761 418 

FHA Insured Loans 478,649 2,749 

Total Insured Loans 566,410 3,167 

OVERALL TOTALS: 680,304 4,947 


DELINQUENCY REPORT - STATEWIDE 

August 16, 2011 

($Thousands) 

Total Outstanding Total Delinquency 30 Days 60 Days 90 Days % of Totals 

7/31/11 

DIRECT LOANS No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. $ 

O‘AHU 451 27,920 55 3,872 14 1,113 7 553 34 2,206 12.2% 13.9% 

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EAST HAWAI‘I 278 17,018 86 4,680 22 1,209 7 316 57 3,155 30.9% 27.5% 

WEST HAWAI‘I 53 3,731 12 590 2 182 2 34 8 374 22.6% 15.8% 

MOLOKA‘I 80 2,135 16 436 3 58 0 0 13 378 20.0% 20.4% 

KAUA‘I 117 8,215 14 978 10 746 2 86 2 146 12.0% 11.9% 

MAUI 86 6,271 11 1,058 2 24 2 171 7 863 12.8% 16.9% 

TOTAL DIRECT 1,065 65,290 194 11,614 53 3,332 20 1,160 121 7,122 18.2% 17.8% 

HUD REASSIGNED 88 9,799 65 8,631 0 0 1 46 64 8,585 73.9% 88.1% 


LOAN GUARANTEES as of June 30, 2011 Fiscal Report 

Beal Bank 10 274 4 134 0 0 0 0 4 134 40.0% 48.9% 

USDA-RD 267 31,149 28 2,899 0 0 0 0 28 2,899 10.5% 9.3% 

Habitat for Humanity 63 3,588 10 528 0 0 0 0 10 528 15.9% 14.7% 

Maui County 6 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% 0.0% 

Nānākuli NHS 2 26 2 26 0 0 0 0 2 26 100.0% 100.0% 

C&C of Honolulu 38 750 15 347 0 0 0 0 15 347 39.5% 46.3% 

FHA Interim 4 387 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% 0.0% 

OHA 229 3,565 2 45 0 0 0 0 2 45 0.9% 1.3% 

TOTAL GUARANTEE 619 39,828 61 3,979 0 0 0 0 61 3,979 9.9% 10.0% 

PMI Loans 418 87,761 34 8,219 6 1,418 3 901 25 5,900 8.1% 9.4% 

FHA Insured Loans 2,749 390,888 307 41,489 0 0 0 0 307 41,489 11.2% 10.6% 

TOTAL INS. LOANS 3,167 478,649 341 49,708 6 1,418 3 901 332 47,389 10.8% 10.4% 

OVERALL TOTALS 4,851 583,767 596 65,301 59 4,750 23 2,061 514 58,490 12.3% 11.2% 

DELINQUENCY REPORT - STATEWIDE 

July 19, 2011 

($Thousands) 

% of Totals 

Total Outstanding Total Delinquency 

30 Days 60 Days 90 Days 

6/30/11 

DIRECT LOANS No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. Amt. No. $ 

O‘AHU 469 27,819 52 3,584 11 893 6 423 35 2,268 11.1% 12.9% 

EAST HAWAI‘I 281 17,055 80 4,115 16 728 11 570 53 2,817 28.5% 24.1% 

WEST HAWAI‘I 55 3,669 11 479 1 14 2 86 8 379 20.0% 13.1% 

MOLOKA‘I 82 2,141 16 527 3 150 0 0 13 377 19.5% 24.6% 

KAUA‘I 119 8,234 9 607 6 427 1 34 2 146 7.6% 7.4% 

MAUI 91 6,336 8 1,007 0 0 1 144 7 863 8.8% 15.9% 

TOTAL DIRECT 1,097 65,254 176 10,319 37 2,212 21 1,257 118 6,850 16.0% 15.8% 

HUD REASSIGNED 91 9,294 63 8,035 0 0 1 47 62 7,988 69.2% 86.5% 

LOAN GUARANTEES as of May 31, 2011 Fiscal Report 

Beal Bank 10 274 4 134 0 0 0 0 4 134 40.0% 48.9% 

USDA-RD 267 31,149 28 2,899 0 0 0 0 28 2,899 10.5% 9.3% 

Habitat for Humanity 63 3,588 10 528 0 0 0 0 10 528 15.9% 14.7% 

Maui County 6 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% 0.0% 

Nānākuli NHS 2 26 2 26 0 0 0 0 2 26 100.0% 100.0% 

C&C of Honolulu 38 750 15 347 0 0 0 0 15 347 39.5% 46.3% 

FHA Interim 4 387 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% 0.0% 

OHA 229 3,565 2 45 0 0 0 0 2 45 0.9% 1.3% 

TOTAL GUARANTEE 619 39,828 61 3,979 0 0 0 0 61 3,979 9.9% 10.0% 


PMI Loans 418 87,981 31 7,385 4 988 3 922 24 5,475 7.4% 8.4% 

FHA Insured Loans 2,745 389,683 304 41,392 0 0 0 0 304 41,392 11.1% 10.6% 

TOTAL INS. LOANS 3,163 477,664 335 48,777 4 988 3 922 328 46,867 10.6% 10.2% 

OVERALL TOTALS 4,879 582,746 572 63,075 41 3,200 24 2,179 507 57,696 11.7% 10.8%

district OPeratiOns branch 

The District Operations Branch is comprised of six district offices located on O‘ahu, 

Kaua‘i, Moloka‘i, Maui and in East and West Hawai‘i. These offices provide frontline 

support and services to the homestead lessees, applicants, and homestead community 

associations by managing homestead areas and by assisting in various departmental projects 

in their respective areas. Neighbor island district offices also provide services to all other 

DHHL divisions and staff offices and serve as a liason on behalf of the Chairman’s office 

as needed. Interacting with private, federal, state and county agencies, the branch provides 

and coordinates services for the native Hawaiian beneficiaries such as facilitating and 

processing lessee requests for lease closings; conveyances through successorships, transfers, 

or assignments; subdivision of homestead lots; relocations; surrenders of homestead leases; 

authorization to pursue home improvement permits; updating lessee files and successorship 

designations; and compliance with the conditions of the lease. 

The O‘ahu District Office, in addition to servicing O‘ahu lessee requests, manages, 

coordinates and finalizes the processing of all transactions and legal documents for homestead 

lessees including participating in contested case hearings and preparing submittals to the 

Hawaiian Homes Commission. 

During FY 2011, the O‘ahu District Office completed 237 assignment of leases, 158 

transfers through successorships, 15 exchanges of leases, 149 lease amendments, and 390 

ratification for designation of successors. 

As of June 30, 2011 there were 9,922 homestead leases statewide. 

Completed Lease Transactions 2011: 

Transfer through successorship: 158 

Transfer of lease: 237 

Amendment of lease: 149 

Exchange of lease: 15 

Ratification of designation of successors: 390 

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As of 

As of 

6/30/10 Award Cancel 6/30/11 

Residential 8,328 172 87 8,413 

Agriculturual 1,101 4 4 1,101 

Pastoral 407 1 0 408 

Total 9,836 177 91 9,922 


LEASE ACTIVITY REPORT 

Month through June 30, 2010 

Lease Report 


Residential Agricultural Pastoral Total Residential Agricultural Pastoral Total 

O‘AHU 

Kalāwahine 92 0 0 92 EAST HAWAI‘I 

Kānehili 265 0 0 265 Discovery Harbour 2 0 0 2 

Kapolei 405 0 0 405 Kamā‘oa 0 0 25 25 

Kaupe‘a 326 0 0 326 Kaūmana 43 0 0 43 

Kaupuni 19 0 0 19 Keaukaha 472 0 0 472 

Kewalo 251 0 0 251 Kurtistown 3 0 0 3 

Kumuhau 22 0 0 22 Maku‘u 0 124 0 124 

Lualualei 149 30 0 179 Pana‘ewa 0 259 0 259 

Malu‘ōhai 156 0 0 156 Pi‘ihonua 17 0 0 17 

Nānākuli 1,051 0 0 1,051 Pu‘u‘eo 0 12 0 12 

Papakōlea 64 0 0 64 University Heights 4 0 0 4 

Princess Kahanu Estates 271 0 0 271 Waiākea 299 0 0 299 

Waiāhole 0 17 0 17 TOTAL 840 395 25 1,260 

Wai‘anae 424 11 0 435 

Waimānalo 778 2 0 780 WEST HAWAI‘I 

TOTAL 4,273 60 0 4,333 Honokāia 0 0 24 24 

Humu‘ula 0 0 5 5 

MAUI 

Kamoku 0 0 12 12 

Hikina 20 0 0 20 Kaniohale 223 0 0 223 

Kahikinui 0 0 75 75 Kawaihae 195 0 0 195 

Kēōkea 0 65 0 65 La‘i‘ōpua 294 0 0 294 

Leiali‘i 104 0 0 104 Lālāmilo 30 0 0 30 

Paukūkalo 181 0 0 181 Nienie 0 0 11 11 

Wai‘ehu 1 39 0 0 39 Pu‘ukapu/Waimea 116 110 228 454 

Wai‘ehu 2 108 0 0 108 Pu‘upūlehu 31 0 0 31 

Wai‘ehu 3 111 0 0 111 TOTAL 889 110 280 1,279 

Wai‘ehu 4 98 0 0 98 

Waiohuli 621 0 0 621 KAUA‘I 

TOTAL 1,282 65 75 1,422 Anahola 539 47 0 586 

Hanapēpē 47 0 0 47 

Kekaha 117 0 0 117 

MOLOKA‘I 

Pu‘u ‘Ōpae 0 0 1 1 

Ho‘olehua 158 347 21 526 TOTAL 703 47 1 751 

Kalama‘ula 163 74 3 240 

Kapa‘akea 47 0 3 50 LĀNA‘I 

Mo‘omomi 0 3 0 3 Lāna‘i 29 0 0 29 

One Ali‘i 29 0 0 29 TOTAL 29 0 0 29 

TOTAL 397 424 27 848 


STATEWIDE TOTAL 8,413 1,101 408 9,922

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appendix 

General Leases 

Licenses 

Revocable Permits 

Rights of Entry

General Leases 

land use suMMary by island 


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HAWAI‘I KAUA‘I LANA‘I MAUI MOLOKA ‘I O‘AHU TOTAL 

Number 76 3 - 2 6 33 120 

Acerage 10,484.541 27.678 - 511.718 1,764.135 73.244 12,861.316 

Annual Income 4,981,373.32 0.00 - 70,400.00 250,993.00 2,805,781.00 8,108,547.32 

land use suMMary by use 


NUMBER ACREAGES 


ANNUAL 

INCOME 

Agriculture 3 669.870 87,550.00 

Church 1 2.144 1,177.00 

Commercial 7 88.704 2,934,200.50 

Education 4 6.901 1,500.00 

Government 5 1,807.203 263,600.00 

Industrial 82 146.262 4,612,585.82 

Office 1 9.215 0.00 

Pastoral 2 10,063.496 47,475.00 

Community 2 37.960 0.00 

Public Service 7 11.175 60,841.00 

Easement 1 1.075 0.00 

Residential 1 0.00 100.00 

Utilities 4 8.500 99,518.00 

TOTAL 120 12,861.316 8,108,547.32 

general leases detail 

For AR 2011 (July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011) 

ISLAND/ 

ACRE 

HAWAII 

1.50 

HAWAII 

3.905 

HAWAII 

1.245 

HAWAII 

33.793 

HAWAII 

1.085 

HAWAII 

2.802 

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

0.620 

HAWAII 

0.810 

HAWAII 

1.115 

HAWAII 

3.942 

HAWAII 

5.80 

HAWAII 

0.742 

NO./ 

USE 

102 

Industrial 

108 

Industrial 

109 

Industrial 

110 

Industrial 

113 

Industrial 

122 

Industrial 

126 

Industrial 

127 

Industrial 

129 

Industrial 

132 

Industrial 

135 

Utility 

136 

Industrial 

140 

Industrial 

LESSEE/ 

ADDRESS 

Big Island Energy Co., LLC. 

50 Kukila Street 

Hilo, Hawaii 96720 

Inter-Pacific Motors, Inc. 

P. O. Box 4397 


David S. Deluz, Sr. 

811 Kanoelehua Avenue 


Yamada & Sons, Inc. 

P. O. Box 4699 


George R. Jr. and 

Jean S. Madden 

154 Holomua Street 


Hilo Wood Treating, Inc. 



Big Island Toyota, Inc. 



Aloha Machine & 

Welding, Ltd. 

153 Makaala Street 


Kenneth L. Antonio 



Big Island Toyota, Inc. 



Hawaiian Telecomm, Inc. 

Portfolio Administration 

Legal Department 

P. O. Box 2200 

Honolulu, Hawaii 96841 

Hamakua Macadamia Nut Co. 

P. O. Box 44715 

Kawaihae, Hawaii 96743 

A & A Hawaii, Inc. Etal. 

P. O. Box 7448 


LOCATION/ 

TMK 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:059 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:075 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:064 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:001, 

041, 042, 084 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:050, 

051 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:060 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:071 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:035 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:061 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-5-060:072 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:063 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:011 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:062 

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TERMS REOPENINGS 

55 years 

3/2/1966-3/1/2021 

$15,682.00 

65 years 

11/1/1966- 

10/31/2031 

$53,000.00 

65 years 

9/1/1966-8/31/2031 

$26,000.00 

65 years 

11/1/1966- 

10/31/2031 

$98,800.00 

55 years 

6/15/1969-6/14/2024 

$37,500.00 

55 years 

10/1/1967-9/30/2022 

$46,116.00 

55 years 

1/1/1968-12/31/2022 

$26,325.00 

55 years 

1/1/1968-12/31/2022 

$15,250.00 

55 years 

3/2/1968-3/1/2023 

$16,575.00 

55 years 

5/1/1968-4/30/2023 

$37,920.00 

65 years 

11/1/1968- 

10/31/2033 

$67,030.00 

65 years 

9/1/1968-8/31/2033 

$54,000.00 

55 years 

1/15/1969-1/14/2024 

$32,500.00 


Withdrawal of 5.33 acres 

of land effective 7/1/2009 

11/1/2011 



10/1/2012 @ $48,422.00 

10/1/2017 @ $50,843.00 

1/1/2013 @$16,400.00 

1/1/2018 @$17,600.00 

11/1/2013 

9/1/2013

HAWAII 

0.494 

HAWAII 

0.916 

HAWAII 

4.880 

HAWAII 

0.620 

HAWAII 

4.250 

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

0.323 

HAWAII 

0.837 

HAWAII 

6.750 

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

0.620 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.930 

141 

Industrial 

142 

Industrial 

143 

Industrial 

144 

Industrial 

145 

Industrial 

146 

Industrial 

152 

Industrial 

155 

Industrial 

156 

Industrial 

158 

Industrial 

159 

Industrial 

160 

Industrial 

161 

Industrial 

66 

Big Island Car Wash, Inc. 

P. O. Box 4397 


J/R Hilo Acquisition, LLC 

818 Kapiolani Blvd. 


Hawthorne Pacific Corp. 

16-945 Camino San Bernardo 

San Diego, CA 92127 

Lawrence J. Balberde 

485 Haihai Street 


Yamada & Sons, Inc. 

P. O. Box 4699 


WKL Enterprises, LLC 



Aloha Veterinary Center, Inc. 

P. O. Box 5833 


K. Taniguchi, Ltd. 

50 East Puainako Street 


Bacon Finance & Realty 

Corporation 

918 Ahua Street 


Shawn Nakamoto 



Aloha M & W Properties, LLC 



The Pint Size Corporation 

99-1287 Waiua Place 

Aiea, Hawaii 96701 

Tai Aloha Co., Inc. 

P. O. Box 182 

Papaikou, Hawaii 96781 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:070 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:068 

& 069 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:087 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:049 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:085 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:052 

& 053 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:045 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:060 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:089(P), 

132-013 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:058 

& 059 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:036 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:057 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:037 


55 years 

6/15/1969-6/14/2024 

$25,938.00 

55 years 

6/15/1969-6/14/2024 

$51,600.00 

65 years 

6/15/1969-6/14/2024 

$72,956.00 

55 years 

6/15/1969-6/14/2024 

$27,000.00 

62.5 years 

5/1/1969-10/31/2031 

$33,800.00 

55 years 

6/16/1969-6/15/2024 

$34,200.00 

55 years 

10/1/1969-9/30/2024 

$15,600.00 

55 years 

2/15/1970-2/14/2025 

$34,800.00 

65 years 

4/1/1970-3/31/2035 

$129,650.00 

55 years 

7/1/1970-6/30/2025 

$41,000.00 

55 years 

7/1/1970-6/30/2025 

$15,300.00 

55 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2025 

$17,010.00 

55 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2025 

$23,200.00 

6/15/2014 


6/16/2009 

10/1/2014 @ $16,806.00 

10/1/2019 @ $18,550.00 

4/1/2015 

1/1/2014 

11/1/2015 @ $17,010.00 

11/1/2020 @ $17,010.00 

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

2.338 

HAWAII 

0.866 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.547 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.370 

HAWAII 

0.364 

HAWAII 

0.433 

HAWAII 

0.510 

HAWAII 

0.816 

163 

Industrial 

164 

Industrial 

165 

Industrial 

166 

Industrial 

167 

Industrial 

168 

Industrial 

169 

Industrial 

170 

Industrial 

171 

Industrial 

172 

Industrial 

173 

Industrial 

174 

Industrial 

175 

Industrial 

Holomua Street Partners 

c/o Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.. 

P. O. Box 2778 

Newport News, VA 23609 

Office Max, Incorporated 

Attn: Lease Administration 

263 Shuman Blvd. 

Naperville, IL 60563 

Trojan Lumber Co., Inc. 

74-5488 Kaiwi Street 

Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 

Elton F. Kaku dba 

Big Isle Auto Care 



Gil & Marci Unilongo 



Frederick W. Jr. and Trudee K. 

Siemann 



Alpha Par Partners 

951 Kaliu Place 


Hawaii Island Glass, Inc. 



A & A Hawaii, Inc. 

194 Wiwoole Street 


Eaves & Meredith Co., Ltd. 

c/o Ms. Carol Ginoza 

115B Kinoole Street 


A & A Hawaii, Inc. 

P. O. Box 7448 


Men’s Shop, Inc. 



Nelson Rego, Trustee of 

Nelson Reo Rev. Living Trust. 



Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:047 

& 048 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:083 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:039 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:056 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:084 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:046 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:054 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:055 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:041 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:042 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:017 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:016 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:014 

& 015 

55 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2025 

$23,200.00 

65 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2035 

$56,550.00 

40 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2010 

$23,759.00 

55years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2025 

$20,300.00 

55 years 

11/1/1970- 

10/31/2025 

$14,950.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$20,900.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$13,163.00 

40 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2011 

$13,163.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$9,190.00 

55 yeas 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$16,800.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$10,720.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$22,200.00 

55 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2026 

$13,180.00 


11/1/2015 

Lease to expire 

10/31/2010 

11/1/2015 @ $22,413.00 

11/1/2020 @ $24,746.00 

11/1/2015 @$14,950.00 

11/1/2020 @ $14,950.00 

2/1/2016 @ $23,075.00 

2/1/2011 @ $13,740.00 

2/1/2016 @ $15,510.00 

2/1/2021 @ $17,590.00 

Request for extension 

of lease pending HHC 

approval 

2/1/2016 @ $24,510.00 

2/1/2021 @ $27,060.00 


w/5-yr. step ups

HAWAII 

1.435 

HAWAII 

1.000 

HAWAII 

6.13 

HAWAII 

9320.0 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

0.517 

HAWAII 

4.881 

HAWAII 

38.975 

HAWAII 

2.000 

HAWAII 

2.000 

HAWAII 

2.588 

HAWAII 

1.134 

176 

Industrial 

177 

Industrial 

178 

Industrial 

184 

Pasture 

187 

Industrial 

188 

Industrial 

190 

Industrial 

202 

Commercial 

204 

Industrial 

205 

Industrial 

206 

Industrial 

207 

Industrial 

68 

Pacific Macadamia Nut 

Corporation 



Oasis Enterprises, LLC 

77-165 Hoohonua Court 


Hokuloa, Inc. & Xent, Inc. 

P. O. Box 44391 


Kahua Ranch, Ltd. 

P. O. Box 837 

Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 

H. Kono, Inc. 



A & S Delivery, Inc. 

141 Kupaa Street 


Hawthorne Pacific 

Corporation 

16-945 Camino San Bernardo 

San Diego, CA 92127 

Prince Kuhio Plaza LLC 

c/o Prince Kuhio Plaza 

111 E. Puainako Street 


Pacific Waste, Inc. 

74-5588 Pawai Place 


Kawaihae Millwork, Inc. 

P. O. Box 44339 


Kohala Coast Concrete & 

Precast, LLC 

P. O. Box 406 

Paauilo, Hawaii 96776 

Bragado Trucking, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1118 


Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:011 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:012 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:006 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:002(P) 

& 003(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-25-060:024 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:018 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:088 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

& 006 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:008 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:013 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:014 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:016 


65 years 

2/1/1971-1/31/2036 

$28,517.00 

55 years 

7/23/1971-7/22/2026 

$10,914.00 

65 years 

5/1/1972-4/30/2037 

$40,456.32 

35 years 

1/9/1976-1/8/2011 

$38,775.00 

55 years 

8/23/1976-8/22/2031 

$17,820.00 

55 yeas 

8/23/1976-8/22/2031 

$13,740.00 

55 years 

11/12/1976- 

11/11/2031 

$72,100.00 

65 years 

10/1/1977-9/30/2042 

$317,792.50 to 2010 

+ percentage rent 

of 9% of gross rent 

collected in excess 

of net annual base 

lease rent 

Paid percentage rent 

of $241,656.85 for 

lease year 2008. 

55 years 

5/5/1978-5/4/2033 

$45,200.00 

55 years 

5/5/1978-5/4/2033 

$25,964.00 

55 years 

5/5/1978 – 5/4/2032 

$58,400.00 

55 

5/5/1978-5/4/2033 

$34,400.00 

2/1/2016 


5/1/2012 @ $24,219 

per annum or 10% of 

the gross sublease rent, 

whichever is greater 

Lease to expire 1/8/2011 

8/23/2015 @ $17,820.00 

8/23/2021 @ $17,820.00 

8/23/2016 

w/ 5-yr step ups 

11/12/2016 

w/ step ups 

10/1/2010 

10/1/2020 

10/1/2030 

10/1/2036 

5/5/2018 

5/5/2013 

5/5/2023 

5/5/2018 

w/ 5-yr step ups 

Lease terminated 

8/17/2010 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

2.858 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

0.607 

HAWAII 

18.777 

HAWAII 

170.844 

HAWAII 

0.416 

HAWAII 

2.000 

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

10.687 

208 

Industrial 

217 

Industrial 

224 

Industrial 

226 

Industrial 

227 

Industrial 

245 

Commercial 

247 

Government 

248 

Commercial 

251 

Education 

258 

Industrial 

260 

Commercial 

Estate Systems, Inc. 

c/o Mr. Harry Nishimoto 

170012 N. Ipuaiwaha Place 

Keaau, Hawaii 96749 

Kawaihae Industrial Dev Corp. 

c/o Harborside Investors 

1314 So. King St., #1156 


H. Kono, Inc. 



Michael Blair and Keiko Gibo 

Shewmaker 

40 Kamehameha Avenue 


Michael Blair and Keiko Gibo 

Shewmaker 

40 Kamehameha Avenue 


Waiakea Center, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1928 


U.S.A. Department of 

Transportation, Federal 

Aviation Administration 

Western Pacific Region 

P. O. Box 50109 


P & A Investments, Inc. 



Trustees of the Estate of 

Bernice Pauahi Bishop 

567 South King Street 

200 Kawaihae Plaza 


Aloha Machine & Welding, Ltd. 



Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. 

2455 Paces Ferry Road NW, 

Building C-8 

Atlanta, GA 30339 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:022 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:015 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:025 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:021 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:020 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:070 

Makuu, Puna 

(3) 1-5-010:017(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:067 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-001:059 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:033 

& 034 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:064(P) 

55 years 

6/2/1978-6/1/2033 

$24,384.00 

55 years 

6/1/1984-5/31/2039 

$33,600.00 

42 years 

3/1/1989-2/28/2031 

$25,500.00 

55 years 

3/1/1989-2/28/2044 

$12,900.00 

55 years 

3/1/1989-2/28/2044 

$13,500.00 

61 years 

10/15/1995- 

10/14/2056 

$1,080,381.00 

17 years 

8/1/1998-7/31/2015 

$28,800.00 

55 years 

2/1/1999-1/31/2054 

$8,816.00 

65 years 

12/28/2000- 

6/30/2065 

$1.00 per term 

55 years 

6/1/2002-5/31/2057 

$27,900.00 

65 years 

12/16/2004- 

12/15/2070 

$400,000.00 


6/2/2013 

6/2/2023 

6/1/2019 

6/1/2029 

3/1/2021 

3/1/2011 @ $14,800.00 

3/1/2021 

3/1/2031 

3/1/2011 @ $15,500.00 

3/1/2021 

3/1/2031 

10/15/2011 @ 

$1,208,996.00 

10/15/2016 @ 

$1,337.614.00 

10/15/2021 @ 

$1,817,677.00 

10/15/2026, 2036, 2046 

2/1/2014 @ $ 9,512.00 

2/1/2019 @ $11,027.00 

2/1/2024, 2040 

6/1/2012 @$29,853.00 

6/1/2017 @$31,943.00 

6/1/2022 @$34,179.00 

6/1/2027 

12/16/2014 @ $460,000.00 

12/16/2020 @ $495,500.00 

12/16/2026 @ $531,587.00

HAWAII 

0.930 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

0.743 

HAWAII 

0.579 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

0.572 

HAWAII 

0.465 

HAWAII 

1.525 

HAWAII 

12.61 

HAWAII 

0.640 

HAWAII 

15.574 

263 

Industrial 

265 

Industrial 

266 

Industrial 

267 

Industrial 

268 

Industrial 

270 

Industrial 

271 

Industrial 

272 

Commercial 

275 

Industrial 

277 

Industrial 

284 

Commercial 

70 

Argus Johnson dba 

Argus Building Supply 



The Agency, Inc. 

P. O. Box 5529 


Ivan Mochida Contracting, Inc. 



Makaala Associates, LLC 

c/o Mr. Harry Nishimoto 

17-012 N. Ipuaiwaha Place 


Leleiwi Electric, Inc. 



Takahashi, LLC 

P. O. Box 7458 


Simba Properties, LLC 

44-420 Kaneohe Bay Drive 

Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744 

CFT Development, LLC 

1683 Walnut Grove Avenue 

Rosemead, CA 91770 

Big Island Carbon LLC 

75-5722 Kuakini Highway 

Suite A-202 


P&A Investments, Inc. 

Dba Aiona Car Sales 



Target Corporation and 

Safeway Stores, Inc. as Tenants 

in Common 

c/o Safeway Store, Inc. 5918 

Stoneridge Mall Road 

Pleasanton, Ca 94588 

Attn: Manager, Real Estate 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:030 

& 031 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:026 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:062 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:023 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:029 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:019 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:032 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:064(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:007 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-60:043 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:072 


55 years 

11/1/2004- 

10/31/2059 

$37,700.00 

55 years 

2/1/2005-1/31/2060 

$14,100.00 

55 years 

2/1/2005-1/31/2060 

$17,500.00 

55 years 

2/1/2005-1/31/2060 

$14,000.00 

55 years 

2/1/2005-1/31/2060 

$11,300.00 

55 years 

8/1/2005-7/31/2060 

$14,500.00 

55 years 

8/1/2005-7/31/2060 

$11,300.00 

65 years 

12/1/2005- 

11/30/2070 

$180,000.00 

55 years 

3/1/2009-2/29/2064 

$450,000.00 

55 years 

11/01/2006- 

10/31/2061 

$56,000.00 

60 years; 

6/18/2009 – 

6/17/2069 

$568,461.00 

11/1/2014 @ $43,800.00 

11/1/2019 @ $47,100.00 

11/1/2024 @ $57,800.00 

2/1/2015 @ $16,400.00 

2/1/2020 @ $17,600.00 

2/1/2025 @ $19,000.00 

2/1/2045 

2/1/2015 @ $20,300.00 

2/1/2020 @ $21,900.00 

2/1/2025 @ $23,600.00 

2/1/2015 @ $16,400.00 

2/1/2020 @ $17,600.00 

2/1/2025 @ $19,000.00 

2/1/2015 @ $13,100.00 

2/1/2020 @ $14,100.00 

2/1/2025 @ $15,200.00 

8/1/2015 @ $16,700.00 

8/1/2020 @ $18,000.00 

8/1/2025 @ $19,300.00 

8/1/2015 @ $13,100.00 

8/1/2020 @ $14,200.00 

8/1/2025 @ $15,200.00 

12/1/2010 @ $198,000.00 

12/1/2015 @ $217,800.00 

12/1/2020 @ $239,580.00 

12/1/2025 @ $263,538.00 

12/1/2030, 2040, 2050, 

2060 

3/1/2019 @ $562,500.00 

3/1/2024 @ $632,812.50 

3/1/2029, 2039, 2049 

11/1/2016 @$75,600.00 

11/1/2021 @$89,940.00 

11/1/2026, 2036, 2046/ 

6/18/2019 @ $727,687.00 

6/18/2024 @ $823,305.00 

6/18/2029 @ $931,487.00 

6/18/2034 @ 

$1,024,636.00 

6/18/2044 @ 

$1,445,350.27 

6/18/2054 @ 

$2,038,809.30 

6/18/2064 @ 

$2,875,991.87 

HAWAII 

26 

HAWAII 

743.496 

HAWAII 

286 

Community 

s-44661 

Pastoral 

S-3948 

Government 

KAUAI 

25.686 S-3852 

Government 

KAUAI 

1.075 

KAUAI 

0.917 

MAUI 

2.000 

MOLOKAI 

149.100 

MOLOKAI 

1247.000 

MOLOKAI 

2.144 

MOLOKAI 

363.673 

S-4581 

Easement 

244 

Public 

Service 

250 

Education 

185 

Agriculture 

231 

Government 

253 

Church 

254 

Government 

Laiopua 2020 

74-5599 Luhia Street, #C-5 


Honokaia Ranch, Inc. 

1342 Kilauea Avenue 


U.S.A. Department of Army 

USA Department of the 

Navy-14th Navy District 

Box 94, FPO 

San Francisco, CA 99610 

John D. Hauler 

P. O. Box 614 

Anahola, Hawaii 96703 

Anahola Hawaiian Land 

Farmers Association 

P. O. Box 587 


Kamehameha Schools 


Suite200 


Agrigenetics Molokai, Inc. 

c/o Mycogen Seed 

P. O. Box 339 

Hoolehua, Hawaii 96729 

National Park Service 

Department of Interior 

Division of Land Resources, 

Western Region 

11 Jackson Street 

Oakland, CA 94607 

Hawaii Pacific District Church 

of the Nazarene aka Molokai 

Church of the Nazarene 

P. O. Box 525 

Kaunakakai, Hawaii 96748 

U.S.A. Secretary of the Air 

Force30th Space Wing 

Commander 30 CES/CECBR 

1172 Iceland Ave. Bg 11432 

Vandenberg AFB, CA 93437 

Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:002 

(p) and 003 (p) 

Honokaia 

(3) 4-6-011:004 

& 005 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:013 

Waimea 

(4) 1-2-002:029 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-03: 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:029 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:087 

(p) 

Hoolehua/Palaau 

(2) 5-2-001:005 

Kalaupapa 

(2) 6-1-001:001 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:216(P) 


(2) 5-2-006:063 

65 years; 

8/1/2009-7/31/2027 

20% of net operating 

income 

35 years; 

3/1/1976-2/28/2011 

$8,700.00 

65 years 

8/17/1964-8/16/2029 

$1.00 for term 

65 years 

8/20/1964-8/19/2029 


65 years; 

4/19/1978-4/18/2043 

30 years 

11/1/1994- 

10/31/2024 

Gratis 

63.5 years 

1/1/2002-6/30/2065 

50 years 

6/14/1976-6/13/2026 

$13,000.00 

50 years 

7/15/1991-7/14/2041 

$230,000.00 

40 years 

1/1/2001-12/31/2041 

$1,345.32 

25 years 

1/1/1998-12/31/2022 

$34,800.00 


8/1/2034 

Lease to expire 2/28/2011 

6/14/2016 

Rent reopen every 5 years 

7/15/2016 

7/15/2021, etc. 

Rent reopen every 5 years 

1/1/2016 

1/1/2021, etc. 

1/1/2013

MOLOKAI 

1.0 

MOLOKAI 

1.218 

OAHU 

0.212 

OAHU 

0.187 

OAHU 

2.619 

OAHU 

0.46 

OAHU 

1.683 

OAHU 

8.500 

OAHU 

1.573 

OAHU 

0.579 

OAHU 

9.215 

256 

Public Service 

274 

Education 

114 

Utility 

134 

Utility 

221 


240 

Public 

Service 

249 

Education 

262 

Residential 

264 

Industrial 

269 

Public 

Service 

279 

Office 

72 

U.S. Postal Service, Pacific 

Facilities Service Office 

395 Oyster Point Blvd., #225 

San Francisco, CA 93437 

University of Hawaii 

On behalf of the College of 

Tropical Ag. & Human Res. 

2444 Dole Street 


Hawaiian Telecom, Inc. 

1177 Bishop Street 


Hawaiian Telecom, Inc. 



Waianae District 

Comprehensive Health & 

Hospital Board, Inc. 

86-260 Farrington Highway 

Waianae, Hawaii 96792 

Hale Ola Ho’opakolea, Inc. 

89-137 Nanakuli Avenue 




Suite200 


Village 6 RTO, LP 

c/o Mark Development, Inc. 

3165 Waialae Avenue 


Otani Produce, Inc. 

1321 Hart Street 


Waimanalo Kupuna Housing 

677 Ala Moana Blvd., #712 


Wells Fargo Bank, National 

Association, Trustee 

707 Wilshire Blvd., 7th Fl. 

Los Angeles, CA 90017 


(2) 5-2-023:002 


(2) 5-2-023:001 

(p) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:084 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-021:034 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-001:040, 

041 & 046 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:022 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002(P) 

& 004(P) 

Villages of 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-119:001- 

103 

Kapalama 

(1) 1-5-033:009 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-019:033 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:108(P) 


25 years 

7/1/2002-6/30/2027 

$516.00 

30 years 

7/1/2006-6/30/2036 

$1,500 

65 years 

5/1/1967-4/30/2032 

$8,987.00 

65 years 

6/1/1968-5/31/2033 

$19,001.00 

40 years 

1/1/1988-12/31/2027 

$57,000.00 

15 years 

7/1/1992-6/30/2007 

$3,325.00 

65 years 

1/7/2000-12/31/2064 


55 years 

5/18/2001- 

12/31/2056 

$100.00 

65 years 

5/1/2005-4/30/2070 

$255,000.00 

60 years 

9/8/2000-9/7/2060 


25 years 

12/1/2006- 

11/30/2031 


7/1/2017 

7/1/2017 

5/1/2012 

6/1/2013 

1/1/2018 

5/1/2015@ $292,559.00 

5/1/2020@ $325,000.00 

5/1/2025@ $367,000.00 

5/1/2030, 2040, 2050, 

2060 

9/7/2025 

OAHU 

11.96 

OAH 

1.011U 

OAHU 

5.000 

OAHU 

0.600 

OAHU 

4.992 

OAHU 

3.638 

OAHU 

34 

OAHU 

29.853 

OAHU 

4.470 

OAHU 

0.676 

281 

Community 

282 

Industrial 

283 

Public 

Service 

285 

Public 

Service 

290 

Commercial 

292 

Community 

293 

Alternative 

Energy 

294 

Alternative 

Energy 

S-3897 

Utility 

S-4113 

Industrial 

Nanakuli Hawaiian 

Homestead Community 

Association (NHHCA) 



Pacific Transfer LLC 

P. O. Box 30329 


Hawaii Public Housing 

Authority 

1002 North School Street 


State of Hawaii 

Depart. of Human Services 

1390 Miller Street, Rm 204 


Kapolei Community 

Development Corp. 

P. O. Box 700911 

Kapolei, Hawaii 96707 

Waimanalo Hawaiian Homes 

Association 

P. O. Box 353 

Waimanalo, Hawaii 96795 

Kalaeloa Solar One, LLC 

2660 Waiwai Loop 


Kalaeloa Home Lands Solar, LLC 

4301 N. Fairfax Drive 

Suite 320 

Arlington, VA 22203 

Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. 

P. O. Box 2750 


U-Haul of Hawaii, Inc. 

2727 No. Central Avenue, 

Suite 500 

Phoenix, AZ 85004 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002:001 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:011 

Waianae 

(1) 8-7-10:007 (P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-7-10:007 (p) 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-151:002 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002 

(p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:038 

(p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:029 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P), 

002(P), 004(4), 

& 009(P), 8-9- 

011:006(P), 

007(P), & 008(P) 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:008 

65 years 

1/1/2008-12/31/2073 

20% of net operating 

income 

55 years; 

11/1/2009- 

1031/2064 

$236,000.00 

10 years 

10/16/2008- 

10/15/2018 

Gratis 

20 years 

1/1/2009-12/31/2029 

Gratis 

65 years 

5/17/2011 – 

5/16/2076 

1st 25 years - 20% 

of net revenue per 

annum 

65 years 

6/1/2011-5/31/2076 

Gratis for 1st 25 years 

20 years; 

9/03/2012 – 

9/2/2032 

$355,200.00 

20 years 

10/01/2013- 

9/30/2033 

$302,760.00 

65 years 

3/11/1965-3/10/2030 

$4,500.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$101,600 


1/1/2033 

11/1/2019 @ $302,104.00 

11/1/2024 @ $341,800.00 

11/1/2029 @ $386,712.00 

Reopenings thereafter 

Reopens on expiration of 

25th, 35th, 45th & 55th 

year of the Lease 

Reopens on expiration of 

25th, 35th, 45th and 55tth 

year of the Lease 

Yr 11-15 @ $400,000.00 

Yr 15-20 @ $499,500.00 

Yr 11-15 @ $378,450.00 

Yr 16-20 @ $425,756.00 

3/11/2020 

10/01/2012 w/ step ups

OAHU 

0.909 

OAHU 

1.010 

OAHU 

1.010 

OAHU 

1.094 

OAHU 

0.918 

OAHU 

0.918 

OAHU 

0.507 

OAHU 

0.566 

OAHU 

0.574 

OAHU 

0.574 

OAHU 

0.574 

S-4114 

Industrial 

S-4117 

Industrial 

S-4118 

Industrial 

S-4119 

Industrial 

S-4120 

Industrial 

S-4121 

Industrial 

S-4122 

Industrial 

S-4123 

Industrial 

S-4124 

Industrial 

S-4125 

Industrial 

S-4126 

Industrial 

74 

U-Haul of Hawaii, Inc. 

2727 No. Central Avenue, 

Suite 500 

Phoenix, AZ 85004 

Lease Properties, LLC 

307 Lewers Street, 6th Fl. 





Garlow Petroleum, Inc. 

P. O. Box 29967 


Frank and Sally White 

2276 Pahounui Drive 


Equipment Services 

Company, Ltd., dba 

F.K.S. Rental and Sales 

653 Kakoi Street 


Equipment Services 

Company, Ltd., dba 

F.K.S. Rental and Sales 

653 Kakoi Street 


Douglas Kuniomi Takata 

Trustee (Lei S. Takata) 

c/o Grubb & Ellis CPI, Inc. 

1000 Bishop Street, #909 








Living the Word 

2678 Kilihau Street 


Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:009 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:012 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:013 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:014 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:015 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:016 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:017 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:018 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:019 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:020 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:021 


55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$136,600.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$151,800.00 

55 years 

10/11/1967- 

10/10/2022 

$151,800.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$174,939.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$141,500.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$140,000.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$77,340.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$87,711.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$89,000.00 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$89,000.00 

55 years 

10/10/07-10/9/2022 

$91,840.00 

10/10/2012 w/ step upss 

10/10/2012 w/ step ups 

10/102012 w/ step ups 

10/10/2012 w/ step ups 

10/10/2012 $160,100.00 

10/10/2017 $181,200.00 

10/10/2012@$161,200.00 

10/10/2017@$185,200.00 

10/10/2012@$89,050.00 

10/10/2017@102,300.00 

10/10/2012 w/ step ups 

10/10/2012 w/step ups 

10/11/2012 w/5-yr. step 

ups 

10/10/2012@$103,910.00 

10/10/2017@$117,560.00 

OAHU 

0.574 

OAHU 

0.232 

OAHU 

0.233 

OAHU 

0.527 

OAHU 

0.477 

OAHU 

2.750 

OAHU 

11.052 

S-4127 

Industrial 

S-4290 

Industrial 

S-4291 

Industrial 

S-4292 

Industrial 

S-4294 

Industrial 

S-4643 

Commercial 

S-5326 

Agriculture 

W. P. Inc. 



Pacific Diving Industries, Inc. 



CLU Investments, Inc. 



Oceanic Time Warner Cable 

a Division of Time Warner 

Entertainment Company, LP 

200 Akamainui Street 

Mililani, Hawaii 96789 

Hawaii Business Associates, Inc. 



RCK Partners, Limited 

Partnership 

1287 Kalani Street 


Wong Hon Hin, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1978 


Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:022 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:034 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:035 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:033 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:031 

Kapalama 

(1) 1-5-020:006 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-004:012 

55 years 

10/10/1967- 

10/9/2022 

$96,600.00 

55 years 

3/12/1970-3/11/2025 

$45,048.00 

55 years 

3/12/1970-3/11/2025 

$58,400.00 

42 years 

3/12/1970-3/11/2012 

$162,590.00 

55 years 

3/12/1970-3/11/2025 

$87,930.00 

65 years 

6/1/1980-5/31/2045 

$407,076.00 

35 years 

8/1/1995-7/31/2030 

$4,150.00 


10/10/2012 w/ step ups 

3/12/2015 w/ step up 

3/12/2015 @ $62,900.00 

3/12/2020 @ $67,800.00 

3/12/2015 w/ step up 

1/1/2017@$434,232.00 

1/1/2024 @$468,944.00 

Add’l rent based on 10% 

of gross profit beyond 

$500,000/calendar 

year from 01/01/03 to 

01/01/2029. Reopen on 

1/1/2030. 

8/1/2015 

8/1/2025

Licenses 




Number 146 49 4 53 66 105 423 

Acerage 17,749.008 73.069 0.000 7,331.340 723.902 311.478 23,188.797 

Annual Income 307,082.40 22,865.60 0.00 12,360.00 28,957.39 383,367.78 754,633.17 




ANNUAL 

INCOME 

Cemetary 1 1.048 0.00 

Church 22 32.627 10,271.07 

Commercial 3 7.322 172,764.00 

Community 18 161.952 4,504.50 

Easement 283 587.742 15,251.60 

Education 17 122.661 42,076.00 

Forestry 1 270.000 0.00 

Management 3 7,624.000 0.00 

Parking 1 7.326 124,000.00 

Pastoral 1 520.000 520.00 

Public Service 38 15,701.620 159,014.00 

Recreation 5 104.043 0.00 

Reservoir 1 23.406 26,250.00 

Research 1 1,000.000 0.00 

Telecommunication 18 19.477 199,982.00 

Water Agreements & Related 10 5.573 0.00 

TOTAL 423 26,188.797 754,633.17 

76 


licenses detail 

For AR 2010 (July 1, 2010– June 30, 2011) 

ISLAND/ 

ACRE 

Hawaii 

7.326 

Hawaii 

6.641 

Hawaii 

1.303 

Hawaii 

0.103 

Hawaii 

0.214 

Hawaii 

0.675 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.905 

Hawaii 

0.096 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.012 

NO./ 

USE 

PE001 

Parking 

006 

Recreation 

060 

Easement 

092 

Easement 

102 

Easement 

120 

Easement 

139 

Easement 

142 

Easement 

158 

Easement 

160 

Easement 

162 

Easement 

LICENSEE/ 

ADDRESS 

Ho Retail Properties, Ltd. 

Partnership 

Attn: Law/Lease Admin.Dept. 

110 North Wacker Drive 

Chicago, Illinois 60606 

County of Hawaii 

Department of Parks & Recreation 

25 Aupuni Street 


Water Commission County of 

Hawaii 



County of Hawaii, Department of 

Public Works 




Hawaii 



GTE Hawaiian Telephone Co., Inc. 

P. O. Box 2200 



Hawaii 



W.H. Shipman, Ltd. 

P. O. Box 950 


HELCO & GTE HTCO 

P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


LOCATION/ 

TMK 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:069 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-059:011 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-013:003(P): 

012(P), 2-1-025(P) 

Various 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:089(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-008:024(P) & 

045 (P) 

Panaewa 

(3) (P) of 2-1- 

013:003,:012 to 141, 

152, 2-2-047:007 to 

057 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:002 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:052(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020:021 & 

023 (P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:095(P) & 

096(P) 


TERMS COMMENTS 

51 years, 11 months 

11/1/1990-9/30/2042 

$124,000 per annum 

31 years 

10/14/1975- 

10/13/2016 


Perpetual 

1/5/1978 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

3/9/1978 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

7/7/1978 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

2/1/1985 


Perpetual 

6/22/1987 


Perpetual 

7/1/1982 

$3,000.00 for term 

4/1/1983 


Perpetual 

2/24/1983 


Perpetual 

6/1/1983 


Additional parking 

area for Prince 

Kuhio Plaza 

Parking easement. 

Panaewa Park 

10-year extension 

until 2016 

Waterline 

Drainage 

Waterline 

Utility Easement T-6 

Waterline 

Roadway 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities

Hawaii 

0.008 

Hawaii 

1.874 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.001 

Hawaii 

0.055 

Hawaii 

0.358 

Hawaii 

1.649 

Hawaii 

1.061 

163 

Easement 

168 

Easement 

169 

Easement 

175 

Easement 

176 

Easement 

177 

Easement 

179 

Easement 

188 

Easement 

191 


200 

Easement 

204 

Easement 

206 

Easement 

208 

Easement 

78 

Hawaii Electric Light Company, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1027 



Hawaii 



County of Hawaii, Department of 

Public Works 




P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


Hawaiian Electric Light Co, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1027 


U.S. Postal Service 

Hilo Post Office 



P. O. Box 1027 


U.S. Department of Transportation 

Federal Aviation Admin. 

Western Pacific Region 

P. O. Box 50109 


U.S. Dept of the Interior USF & WS 

Lloyd 500 Bldg., Suite 1692 

500 N.E. Multnomah Street 

Portland, Oregon 96732 

Trustees of Liliuokalani Trust 

c/o First Hawaiian Bank 



Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-002:072(P), 

077(P), 083(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-023(P) 

Various, 2-1-024(P) 

Various 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-023(P) 

Various, 2-1-024(P) 

Various 

Puukapu 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) & 

006(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-003:015(P) & 

097 (P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-001:059(P) & 

113(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-013:008(P) 

Kamaoa 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-061:008(P) & 

009(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-013:001(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:002(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 03-8-001:009(P) 


Perpetual 

5/1/1983 


Perpetual 

11/1/1983 


Perpetual 

11/1/1983 


Perpetual 

4/1/1984 


Perpetual 

5/1/1984 


Perpetual 

5/4/1984 


Perpetual 

5/1/1984 


Perpetual 

2/1/1985 


Perpetual 

6/1/1984 


Perpetual 

12/6/1985 


30 years 

7/1/1985-6/30/2015 

$750.00 per annum 

Perpetual 

6/1/1986 


Perpetual 

6/1/1986 


Utilities 

Waterline 

Drainage 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Poles and Power 

lines 

Homestead 

Mailboxes 


lines 

Access to middle 

marker site – Hilo 

Airport 

Roadway 

50-ft. wide road 

Hawaii 

0.666 

Hawaii 

0.027 

Hawaii 

0.729 

Hawaii 

18.242 

Hawaii 

0.06 

Hawaii 

0.125 

Hawaii 

2.869 

Hawaii 

0.002 

Hawaii 

0.007 

Hawaii 

2.122 

Hawaii 

2.567 

Hawaii 

3.627 

Hawaii 

2.542 

Hawaii 

13.337 

225 

Easement 

226 

Easement 

229 

Easement 

234 

Easement 

239 

Easement 

243 

Easement 

245 

Easement 

246 

Easement 

249 

Easement 

250 

Easement 

251 

Easement 

256 

Easement 

272 

Easement 

273 

Easement 


P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



Hawaii 




P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


BLNR c/o B & F 

Telecommunication Division 

P. O. Box 621 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



Hawaii 




Hawaii 




Hawaii 



Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-061:046(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-061(P) Various 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:089(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-001:117, 6-4- 

002:123(P) & 143 

(3) 501:011(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020:004(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:020(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P), 

012(P), 015(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Kamoku 

(3) 4-7-007(P) Various 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Panaewa 

3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P), 

006(P), 064(P) 

Perpetual 

7/22/1987 


Perpetual 

1/6/1993 


Perpetual 

4/24/1987 


50 years 

12/28/1986- 

12/27/2036 

$1.00 for term & 108 

water commitments 

for Puukapu 

acceleration 

Perpetual 

8/1/1988 


Perpetual 

6/1/1980 


21 years 

6/1/1992-5/31/2013 

$19,100 for term 

Perpetual 

3/3/1989 


Perpetual 

3/16/1989 


Perpetual 

11/1/1991 


Perpetual 

6/20/1989 


Perpetual 

1/19/1989 


12/18/1990 


Perpetual 

7/5/1991 



Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Municipal Water 

Facilities 

Utilities, Keaukaha 

Tract 1 Lot 113 (P) 

Utilities 

Radio relay site and 

access 

Utilities 

Utilities, Panaewa 

Res Lots, Unit III 

Utilities, Lots 6, 7A 

& 8A 

Utilities, Panaewa 

Res Lots, Unit IV 

Water facilities and 

access, Panaewa Res 

Lots, Unit III 

Waterline, Panaewa 

Res Lots 

Waterline, Panaewa 

Res Lots

Hawaii 

1.076 

Hawaii 

0.026 

Hawaii 

45.623 

Hawaii 

0.0686 

Hawaii 

9.903 

Hawaii 

2.121 

Hawaii 

1.12 

Hawaii 

23.406 

Hawaii 

0.128 

Hawaii 

15,426.900 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.161 

Hawaii 

2.719 

278 

Easement 

280 

Easement 

282-A 

Easement 

286 

Easement 

288 

Easement 

296 

Easement 

297 

Telecomm 

306 

Reservoir 

307 

Easement 

312 


322 

Easement 

327 

Easement 

341 

Telecomm 

80 

CCGS Holdings LLC 

Crown Castle International 

510 Bering Drive, Suite 500 

Houston, Texas 77057 


P. O. Box 1027 


HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


Kenneth Kaniho, Sr. 

P. O. Box 1242 


Hawaii Public Television 

Foundation 




Department of Agriculture 



Arthur K. Hall 

P. O. Box 271 



Department of Land & Natural 

Resources (DLNR) 

1151 Punchbowl Street 


Water Commission 




Janice M. Tachera 

P. O. Box 7113 


Crown Castle GT Company, LLC 

510 Bering Drive, Suite 500 

Houston, Texas 77057 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-013:008(P) 

149(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:003(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

008(P), 013(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025 Various, 

008(P), 013(P) 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-008:003(P), 

1-5-010:004(P), 

017(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-013:008(P), 

149(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-002:125, 

137(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:009(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:003(P), 

004(P) & 008 

Panaeaw 

(3) 2-1-025(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:051(P) 

Humuula 

(3j) 3-8-001:007(P), 

012(P) 


20 years 

7/1/1991-6/30/2011 


plus 50%, etc. 

Perpetual 

11/5/1991 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

5/4/1993 


Perpetual 

1/15/1992 


Perpetual 

7/1/1994 


Concurrent w/HHLZ 

#9079 

9/25/1992 


20 years 

7/1/1992-6/30/2012 

$10,800 for annum 

40 years 

10/28/1992- 

10/27/2032 

$26,250.00 per annum 

Till HHL installs water 

system 

12/1/1992 


20 years 

10/28/1992- 

10/27/2012 

$8,845.00 per annum 

Perpetual 

3/30/1993 



system 

6/16/1993 


18 years 

1/1/1994-12/31/2011 

$11,066.00 per annum 

Telecommunications 

Facility 

Utilities 


lines 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Access 

Communications 

Facility 

Waimea I Reservoir 

Waterline 

Aina Hou Wildlife 

Sanctuary public 

hunting area 

Waterline 

Waterline 

Cellular Repeater 

Hawaii 

10.025 

Hawaii 

2.758 

Hawaii 

0.002 

Hawaii 

0.413 

Hawaii 

0.031 

Hawaii 

1.977 

348 

Easement 

349 

Telecomm 

350 

Easement 

354 

Easement 

357 

Easement 

360 

Easement 

Hawaii 363 

Easement 

Hawaii 

8.413 

Hawaii 

12.000 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

1.826 

Hawaii 

3.461 

364 

Easement 

365 

Community 

368 

Easement 

374 

Easement 

379 

Easement 

380 

Easement 

State of Hawaii, Department of 

Transportation 



AT&T Wireless Service of 

Hawaii, Inc. c/o Wireless Asset 

Management 

P. O. Box 2085 

Rancho Cordora, California 

Peaches J. Cullen & William Rego 

P. O. Box 2471 


May Liliuokalani Ross 

c/o Kathy Nishida 

P. O. Box 1966 



Hawaii 




P. O. Box 1027 


Puukapu Pastoral Water Group c/o 

Dan Kaniho 

P. O. Box 460 



P. O. Box 1027 


Panaewa HHL Community 

Association 

132 Kaieie Place 



P. O. Box 1027 



Hawaii 




Hawaii 




Hawaii 



Makuu 

(3) 1-5-008:003(P), 

1-5-010:004(P), 

017(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P), 

015(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:029(P) 


Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:009(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:009(P), 

015(P), 064(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-003:039(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:043(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-013:002(P)m 

012(P), 159(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:064(P) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-1-020(P) to 

024(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-013:002(P), 

012(P), 159(P) 

Puu Pulehu 

(3) 6-4-003:039(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-004:003(P), 

004(P) & 008(P)- 

020(P), 6-1-005:001 

to 007(P) 

Perpetual 

10/7/1996 


20 years 

2/1/1994-1/31/2014 



system 

3/30/1994 



system 

3/15/1994 


Perpetual 

6/28/1994 


Perpetual 

10/18/1994 


Expires upon 

permanent system 

10/2/2000 

Nominal 

Perpetual 

3/15/1995 


30 years 

3/15/1995-3/14/2025 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

8/10/1995 


Perpetual 

8/10/1995 


Perpetual 

11/28/1995 


Perpetual 

6/28/1994 



Roadway Easement 

Cellular Repeater 

Waterline 

Waterline 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Temporary 

Waterline 

Utilities 

Community Center 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.002 

Hawaii 

3.474 

Hawaii 

6.320 

Hawaii 

0.597 

388 

Easement 

397 

Easement 

402 

Easement 

407 

Telecomm 

410 

Easement 

Hawaii 411 

Easement 

Hawaii 418 

Easement 

Hawaii 420 

Easement 

Hawaii 423 

Easement 

Hawaii 426 

Easement 

Hawaii 433 

Easement 

Hawaii 434 

Easement 

Hawaii 

435 

Easement 

82 


Hawaii 




P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 




P. O. Box 621 



Department of Public Works 
















P. O. Box 1027 






HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 



P. O. Box 1027 


Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020(P) to 

024(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:094(P) 


Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-004:003 to 

020(P) & 6-1-003:001 

to 007(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P), 

015(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-002:125(P) & 

137(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020 to 023 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020 & 021(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020 to 024 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:009(P), 

029(P)m 6-4- 

008:006(:P), 011(P), 

026(P), 035(P), 046(P) 

Honomu 

(3) 2-8-001:009(P) 

Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:009(P) 

Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:009(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-5-001:010(P) 

Perpetual 

3/19/1996 


Perpetual 

8/9/1996 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

9/11/1996 


19 years 

1/20/1995-1/19/2014 


Perpetual 

1/1/1997 

$2,768 per term 

Perpetual 

7/21/1997 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

9/28/1992 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

4/14/1998 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

5/11/1998 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

8/1/1998 


Perpetual 

11/23/1998 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

1/15/1998 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

12/23/1988 

Gratis 

Waterlines & 

appurtenances 

Anchoring & guy 

wires 

Utilities 

Telecomm 

Waterline, road, 

electrical, & 

drainage 

Sewer system 

Waterlines & 

appurtenances 

Waterlines & 

appurtenances 

Waterlines & 

appurtenances 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Power lines, 

Kaniohale @ Villages 

of Laiopua 

Utilities 

Hawaii 

0.002 

437 

Easement 

Hawaii 438 

Easement 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

9.768 

439 

Easement 

446A 

Easement 

Hawaii 454 

Easement 

Hawaii 

0.717 

Hawaii 

1.928 

455 

Community 

456 

Commercial 

Hawaii 458 

Easement 

Hawaii 

1.000 

Hawaii 

1.0 

Hawaii 

0.5 

Hawaii 

0.5 

459 

Church 

460 

Church 

461 

Church 

463 

Church 






Waste Water Division 



Time Warner Entertainment 

Company, LP 

dba Sun Cablevision 

200 Akamainui Street 







P. O. Box 1027 


The Royal Order of Kamehameha I 

Mamalahoa Chapter No. 2 c/o Alii 

Nui Gabriel Makuakane 

74-5072 Kaiopua Road 


Jerry Schweitzer, dba 

Maku’u Gas 

P. O. Box 1169 

Keeau, Hawaii 96749 

HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 


Haili Congregational Church 

211 Haili Street 


St. Mary, Gate of Heaven Catholic 

Church 

326 Desha Lane 


Keuhana Hemolele o Ka 

Malamalama Church 

P. O. Box 966 


Ka Hoku Ao Malamalama Church 

c/o Rev. Liffie K. Pratt 

288 Hanakapiai St. 

Kahului, Hawaii 96748 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:009(P) 

Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:009(P) 

Hamakua 

(3) 4-7-007:005(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:016(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-021:043(P) 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-010:004(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:009 & 

029(P) & (3) 6-4- 

008:006(P), 011(P), 

026(P), 035(P), & 

046(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-020:007 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-021:014 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:085 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:062 

1/12/1999 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

9/1/2000 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

5/16/2000 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

6/28/1999 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

1/1/2000 

Gratis 

30 years 

1/1/2000-12/31/2030 


30 years 

5/22/2001- 

12/31/2030 


Perpetual 

2/15/2000 

Gratis 

30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 



Waterline 

Sewer lines 

Cable lines 

Pipelines 

Utilities 

Cultural / Social 

meeting hall 

Merchantile License 

Electrical system 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.42 

Hawaii 

4.620 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.0003 

466 

Community 

488 

Education 

500 

Education 

506 

Easement 

507 

Easement 

509 

Easement 

Hawaii 511 

Easement 

Hawaii 515 

Easement 

Hawaii 521 

Easement 

Hawaii 523 

Easement 

Hawaii 

0.135 

Hawaii 

0.149 

Hawaii 

0.022 

528 


534 


538 


84 

Kaniohale Community Association 

74-5100 Haleolono Street 


Aha Punana Leo 

1744 Kinoole Street 


Kanu O Ka Aina New Century 

Public Charter School 

P. O. Box 938 


Hawaii Electric Light Co. 

P. O. Box 1027 


Hawaii Electric Light Co. 

P. O. Box 1027 


HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 


Water Board of the County of Hawaii 

345 Kekuanaoa Street, #20 


HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 


Water Board of the 








Kamehameha Schools Bishop 

Estate (KSBE) 







Office of Hawaiian Affairs 

711 Kapiolani Blvd., #500 


Kealakehe 

(3) 7-4-021:009(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-001:059 (p) 

Puu Pulehu 

(3) 6-4-0013:015 (p) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-013:008 (p) 


Kaumana-Piihonua 

(3) 2-3-025 & 2-5-004: 

various 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-119:047(P) 

Portions of (3) 1-5- 

119:047(P), 120, 121 

Various 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-001:059(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-001:059(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-013:001(P), 

2-1-017 Various 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:157(P), 

158(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:014(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:157(P) 

158(P) 

99 years 

5/15/2000-5/14/2099 

Gratis 

10 years 

6/1/2001-5/31/2011 

10 years; 

12/1/2001- 



Perpetual 

5/22/2002 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

8/27/2002 

Gratis 

21 years 

6/1/2002-5/31/2023 

$252 for term 

Perpetual 

6/1/2002-5/31/2023 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

2/22/2002 


Perpetual 

6/10/2002 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

6/10/2002 

Gratis 

5 years 

1/15/2003-1/14/2013 

$26,400.00 per annum 

21 years 

9/27/2002-9/26/2023 

Gratis 

5 years Extension 

12/24/2007- 

12/23/2012 


plus CAM 

Caretaker 

Hawaiian language 

immersion program 

Cultural/community 

learning facility 

Nene Street line 

extension 

Hilo Scattered Lots 

electrical lines 

Anchor Easement 

Waterline 

Electrical services to 

KSBE Preschool 

Waterlines & mains 

Waterline 

Pre-School 

Booster Pump 

Station 

East Hawaii Office 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.024 

Hawaii 

545 

Easement 

553 


592 

Easement 

Hawaii 595 

Easement 

Hawaii 

0.155 

602 

Telecomm 

Hawaii 605 

Easement 

Hawaii 

30.0 

Hawaii 

0.1 

606 

Community 

607 

Telecomm 

Hawaii 608 

Easement 

Hawaii 616 

Easement 

Hawaii 

13.207 

Hawaii 

13.207 

618 

Easement 

620 

Easement 


345 Kekuanaoa Street, Suite 20 


Keaukaha Community Association 

328 Todd Avenue 


HELCO 

P. O. Box 1027 


Water Commission of the 




Verizon Hawaii c/o Stanback 

Portfolio Services 

750 Canyon Drive 

Property ID#206077 

Coppell, Texas 75019 

Water Commission of the 




Kanu O Ka Aina Learning Ohana 

P. O. Box 398 


Mahalo Broadcasting, LLC 

74-5605 Luhia Street, #B-7 

Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 


345 Kekuanaoa Street 



(HELCO) 

P. O. Box 1027 



345 Kekuanao Street, #20 





Piihonua 

(3) 2-3-025:014-017 & 

047 (p) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:157(P) & 

158(P) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:050, 051 

& 053 

(3) 6-4-033:033 (p) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-030:016(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

& 012 

Kaumana 

(3) 2-5-004 Various 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:009(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007 (P) & 

15(P) 

Kaumana, South Hilo 

(3) 2-5-005 Various 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

Nienie & Puukapu 

(3) 4-6-012 and 

(3) 6-4-004 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-008 Various 

Perpetual 

1/1/2005 

Gratis 

5 years Extention 

3/1/2008-2/28/2013 

In kind services plus 

CAM 

Perpetual 

8/14/2003 

Gratis 

21 years 

10/21/2003- 

10/20/2024 


20 years 

1/26-2004-1/25/2024 


Perpetual 

4/1/2004 

Gratis 

20 years 

Gratis 

21 years 

4/1/2004-3/31/2025 


Perpetual 

12/29/2004 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

9/17/2004 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

01/25/2005 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

01/25/2005 

Gratis 


Utilties 

Services for youths 

and adults 

Utilities 

22,000 gallon water 

pressure breaker 

Radio station 

1/26/2009 

$5,480.00 

1/26/2014 

$6,028.00 

1/26/2019 

$6,631.00 

Waterlines & 

appurtenances 

Charter School 

operation 

Cell site 

Water system 

Power delivery 

system 

Water system and 

tank for pasture lots 

Waterline

Hawaii 

13.207. 

Hawaii 

0.009 

Hawaii 

0.009 

Hawaii 

1.818 

Hawaii 

1.8035 

Hawaii 

9.034 

625 

Easement 

631 

Telecomm 

633 

Telecomm 

636 

Easement 

644 

Easement 

649 

Community 

Hawaii 651 

Easement 

Hawaii 652 

Easement 

Hawaii 

1.930 

Hawaii 

1.766 

Hawaii 

520.000 

Hawaii 

1.297 

653 

Easement 

657 

Easement 

668 

Pastoral 

669 

Easement 

86 




United States of America 


U.S. Geographical Survey 

Hawaii Volcano Observatory 

P. O. Box 51 

Hawaii National Park, Hawaii 96718 



National Park Service 

P. O. Box 52 

Hawaii National Park, Hawaii 96718 

Parker Ranch, Inc. 

67-1425 Mamalahoa Hwy. 


Elmer A. Hui 1993 Trust 

P. O. Box 44517 


Makuu Farmers Association 

P. O. Box 1357 

Pahoa, Hawaii 96778 


(HELCO) 

P. O. Box 1027 







101 Pauahi Street, Suite #7 


Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (HEI) 

P. O. Box 2750 


Guy and Kenneth Kaniho 

73-4341 Kukulu Place 



P. O. Box 837 


Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-047:001(P) 

South Point 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

South Point 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:009(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:003(P) 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-010:017(P) 

Lalamilo 

(3) 6-6-001:054 

& 077(P) & 6-6- 

004:012:017(P) 


Lalamilo 

(3) 6-6-001:054 & 

077(P), 6-6-004:012- 

017(P) 

Honokohau 

(3) 7-4-008:065(P) 

Piihonua 

(3) 2-6-009:005(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:009 (P) 

Perpetual 

1/25/2004 

Gratis 

10 years 

12/1/2003- 

11/30/2013 

$240 per annum 

5 years 

4/1/2005-3/31/2010 


21 years 

5/1/2004-4/30/2025 

Waterline 

Seismographic & 

radio equipment 

station 

Emergency radio 

equipment station 

Access 

Perpetual Access 

55 years 

8/1/2005-7/31/2060 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

3/31/2006 

$72,745 lump sum 

Community services 

Utilities 

Water system 

20 years Access 

10 years 

8/1/2006-7/31/2015 


Perpetual 

12/1/2005 

One time easement 

fee of $10,700.00 

Roadway extension 

Pasture 

Access & Utilities 

Hawaii 

4.775 

Hawaii 

1000.000 

Hawaii 

13.850 

Hawaii 

49.016 

670 

Easement 

673 

Research 

675 

Easement 

676 

Easement 

Hawaii 677 


Hawaii 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

0.024 

Hawaii 

270.00 

Hawaii 

2.869 

690 

Easement 

701 

Easement 

704 


710 

Forestry 

715 

Telecom 

Ponoholo Ranch, Ltd. 

P. O. Box 1979 


Oiwi Lokahi O ka Mokupuni O 

Keawe 

P. O. Box 6753 


Phillip & Theresa Hoyle 

P. O. Box 6839 



Department of Transportation 





Airports Division 

400 Rodgers Blvd., #700 


Hawaiian Electric Light Co., Inc. 

P. O. Box 1027 


County of Hawaii Department of 

Environmental Services 

75-5706 Kuakini Highway, 

Suite 103 


Ke Ana La’ahana 

Public Charter School 

1500 Kalanianaole Avenue 


Big Island Koa Company 

Mr. Stanford Hulama 

2920 Kaiwiki Road 


Wavecom Solutions 


Suite 800 


Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:008 (P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001-007(P) 

Kamuela 

(3) 6-4-007:086(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001(P), 007, 

013, 019, 021, & 

022(P) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 1-2-023:158(P) 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-2-061:076 

Keahuolu, North 

Kona 

(3) 7-4-008:065 (p) 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:157(P) 

Huumula 

(3) 3-8-001:009 (P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:015 (p) 

(3) 3-8-001:007 (p) 

Perpetual 

12/1/2005 



5 years 

1/1/2007-12/31/2011 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

2/6/2007 



Perpetual 

5/29/2007 



25 years 

1/23/2007-1/22/2032 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

(Pending Execution) 

5 years 

1/1/2008-12/31/2012 

Gratis 

5 years; 

1/3/2008 – 1/2/2013 

$1,200.00 + 

Reimburse utilities 

3 Years 

6/1/2008-5/31/2011 

Stumpage fee of $5.25 

per board foot 

21 years 

8/1/2008-7/31/2029 

8/1/2009 @ 

$15,900.00 

8/1/2014 @ 

$16,858.00 

8/1/2017 @ 

$17,870.00 

8/1/2023 @ 

$18,945.00 



Gorse Control 


Roadway 

Remote noise 

operating station 

Utilities 

Ahuna Road 

Temporary 

sewerlines for 

Queen Liliuokalani 

Village 

Tutorial and 

computer training 

for adult education 

Koa reforestation 

project 

Piha Mauka Salvage 

Unit 2 

Telecom Site 

Add’l rent due 

for any 3rd party 

agreements 

Nextel $1,000/ 

month

Hawaii 

2.175 

Hawaii 

0.5 

Hawaii 

1.425 

Hawaii 

3.738 

Hawaii 

0.24 

Hawaii 

3.81 

Hawaii 

3.82 

Hawaii 

0.04 

716 

Telecom 

722 

Easement 

729 

Easement 

735 

Easement 

736 

Easement 

741 

Easement 

742 

Easement 

747 

Easement 

Hawaii 748 

Easement 

Hawaii 

24,223 

Hawaii 

14.333 

750 

Cattle Retrival 

751 

Community 

88 


Hawaii Fire Department 




345 Kekuanaoa Street 

Suite 20 




101 Pauahi Street, Suite 7 


Na Kupaa O Kuhio 

171 A Lani Alii Place 

Kapaa, Hawaii 96746 

Lalakea Ranch LC 

630 Kilauea Avenue Suite 101 



345 Kekuanaoa Street, Suite 20 



P. O. Box 1027 

Hilo, Hawaii 96721-1027 

Hawaii Housing Finance & 

Development Corporation 

Lailani Housing Project 

Hawaii Elecrric Light Co. Inc. 

P. O. Box 1027 


Tyler Cran dba T.C. Fencing & 

Services 

P. O. Box 6781 


Kailapa Community Association 

P. O. Box 44512 


Mrs. Diane Kanealii, President 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:015 (p) 

(3) 3-8-001:007 (p) 

Lalamilo 

(3) 6-6-004:012 

Kealakehe, North 

Kona 

(3) 7-4-021:003 (p) 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-008:001 (p) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-002:158 (p) 


Kona 

(3) 7-4-021:006 


Kona 

(3) 7-4-021:006 


Kona 

(3) 7-4-021:014 (p) 

Waiakea, South Hilo 

(3) 2-2-047:072 


Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:002 & 007 

(3) 206-018:002 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-010:008 

21 years 

8/1/2008-7/31/2029 

8/1/2010 @ 

$11,928.00 

8/1/2014 @ 

$12,636.00 

8/1/2017 @ 

$14,292.00 

8/1/2023 @ 

$15,156.00 

Perpetual 

5/8/2009 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

1/29/2010 

Gratis 

35 years; 

Pending 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

One time payment of 

$52,000.00 

Perpetual 

8/18/2010 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

12/1/2010 

Gratis 

5 years, effective 

9/1/2010 

Perpetual 

9/1/2010 

3 years 


$40.00 per marketable 

animal 

50 years: 

7/1/2011-6/30/2061 

Gratis for 1st five (5) 

years 

Telecom Site 

Waterline easement 

Lalamilo Housing 

Phase 1 West 

Subdivision 

Slope and drainage 

easement 

Ane Keohokalole 

Highway 


Electrical easement 

Waterline easement; 

Village 5, Villages of 

Laiopua 

Electrical 

easements; Village 

5, Villages of 

Laiopua 

Temporary sewer 

gravity line 

Underground 

electrical easement 

for services to 

Safetway/Target 

project 

Aina Mauna Legacy 

Program project 

Community center 

and gang mailbox 

development 

Hawaii 

0.001 

Hawaii 

0.16 

Hawaii 

Kauai 

1.377 

Kauai 

0.001 

Kauai 

0.01 

Kauai 

0.01 

Kauai 

10.054 

Kauai 

0.075 

Kauai 

0.164 

Kauai 

0.104 

752 

Easement 

759 

Education 

761 

Easement 

WA000 

Water Tank 

166 

Easement 

202 

Easement 

202-A 

Easement 

235 

Easement 

253 

Easement 

258 

Easement 

264 

Telecomm 

Kauai 267 

Easement 

Kauai 268 

Easement 


345 Kehuanaea Street, Suite 20 





State of Hawaii Department of 

Transportation,Highways Division 



County of Kauai 

Department of Water 

P. O. Box 1076 

Lihue, Hawaii 

KIUC 

4463 Pahee Street 

Lihue, Hawaii 96766 

Paula O’Very-Saylor and Steven L. 

Gaines 

P. O. Box 493 


KIUC 



KIUC & GTE HTCO 

(Kauai Electric Division) 











New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC 

Attn: Network Real Estate 

Administration 

6100 Atlantic Blvd. 

Norcross, Georgia 30071 



P. O. Box 1706 




P. O. Box 1706 


Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-047:072 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-023:0157 (p) 

Lalamilo 

(3) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:008(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:022(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:022(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005(P) & 4-8- 

018(P) 

Anahola/Moloaa 

(4) 4-8-015:033(P) & 

4-9-010:002(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:028(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-017:047(P) & 

4-8-019:016(P) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-3-002(P) 

Perpetual 


Five (5) years; 

7/1/2011-6/30/2016 

$26,400.00/annum 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

10-10-60 any net 

profit 

Perpetual 

7/1/1983 


Perpetual 

4/30/1987 


Perpetual 

3/6/1987 


Perpetual 

1/28/1991 


Perpetual 

5/7/1992 


93 years / Perpetual 

1/28/1991-1/27/2084 


20 years 

5/1/1991-4/30/2010 


Perpetual 

6/12/1990 


Perpetual 

6/12/1990 



Installation of water 

meter for water 

services to Safeway/ 

Target project 

Operate Pre-School 

facility at East 

Hawaii District 

Office complex 

Road easement for 

dedicated right turn 

lane to Lalamilo 

Phase 2A 

Anahola water tank 

Utilities 

Access & waterline 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Tower site & access 

Waterlines 

Waterlines

Kauai 

0.080 

Kauai 

0.049 

Kauai 

0.066 

Kauai 

0.140 

Kauai 

0.016 

Kauai 

0.016 

Kauai 

0.025 

Kauai 

0.025 

Kauai 

4.406 

Kauai 

4.406 

Kauai 

0.043 

276 

Easement 

302 

Easement 

304 

Easement 

333 

Easement 

337 

Easement 

337-A 

Easement 

338 

Easement 

338-A 

Easement 

343 

Easement 

344 

Easement 

355 

Telecomm 

Kauai 401 

Easement 

Kauai 

0.016 

404 

Easement 

90 





Robert Alan Kulia Lemn 

P. O. Box 44 


Heuionallani Wyeth 

P. O. Box 189 


Anahola Lots Condominium & 

Aloiau, Inc. 

917 Bransten Road 

San Carlos, CA 94070 

D. Elizabeth Poole 

P. O. Box 96703 






Carlson Revocable Trust, 1985 

P. O. Box 2244 

Orinda, CA 94563 






4280 Rice Street 

















Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-006:004(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-007:017(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:015(P), 

016(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-013:012(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-013:012(P)_ 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-013:009(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-013:009(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 


Perpetual 

8/20/1998 

$2,000 or in-kind 

services 

Perpetual 

10/29/1992 


Perpetual 

2/1/1993 


Perpetual 

12/22/1993 


Perpetual 

9/21/1993 


Perpetual 

12/27/1993 


Perpetual 

11/23/1993 


Perpetual 

11/23/1993 


Perpetual 

5/12/1994 


Perpetual 

2/28/1995k 


15 years 

6/21/1994-6/20/2009 


Perpetual 

2/10/1997 


21 years 

8/27/1996-8/26/2017 

Utilities 

Access & utilities 




Utilities 


Utilities 

Waterlines 

Utilities 

Communication 

facility 

Utilities 

Electrical lines 

Kauai 

0.153 

Kauai 

4.864 

427 

Easement 

446 

Recreation 

Kauai 510 

Public Servicet 

Kauai 

3.000 

Kauai 

1.957 

Kauai 

1.957 

Kauai 

1.235 

Kauai 

6.99 

Kauai 

9.222 

Kauai 

0.532 

Kauai 

Kauai 

20.394 

Kauai 

512 

Education 

529 

Easement 

530 

Water 

Agreement 

537 

Easement 

544 


554 

Education 

609 

Community 

622 

Easement 

627 

Easement 

628 

Easement 



4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 





State of Hawaii, 

Department of Kekaha 

Land & Natural Resources (DLNR), 

Division of Forestry & Wildlife 



Kanuikapono Charter School 

P. O. Box 12 




4398 Pua Loke Street 












Anahola Ancient Culture Exchange 

P. O. Box 367 


Anahola Hawaiian Homes 

Association 

P. O. Box 646 






Kauai Island Utility Cooperative 






Wailua 

(4) 3-9-002:003(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-020:067 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-002:023(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023, 4-8- 

003:011(P) 

Anahola 

Wailua 

(4) 3-9-002:024(P) & 

025(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-009:001 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:006, 011 

& 4-8-003:007(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-015:046 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-002:032(P) & 

041(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019(P) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-3-005:017(P), 

108-120(P) 

Perpetual 

3/6/1998 

$1,500 lump sum 

15 years 

7/1/1999-6/30/2014 

Gratis 

15 years 

9/1/2001-8/31/2016 

Gratis 

30 years 

4/23/2002-4/22/2037 


30 years 

11/13/2002- 

11/12/2032 

30 years 

11/13/2002- 

11/12/2031 

Perpetual 

12/20/2002 


10 years 

5/11/2002-5/10/2012 

Gratis 

25 years 

2/1/2003-1/31/2028 


5 years 

5/1/2004-4/30/2009 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 


Irrigation pipeline 

Anahola Hawaiian 

Homes Park 

Maintain roadway in 

exchange for public 

hunting. 

Public Charter 

School 

Water tank/lines 

Water agreement 

Intersection 

improvements at 

Leho Drive & Kuhio 

Highway 

Anahola Village Park 

Rent in year: 

2013-2023 - $500 

2023-2028 - $600 

Public service 

facility 

Water system 

Electrical lines & 

appurtenances 

Electrical lines & 

equipment

Kauai 

0.162 

Kauai 

0.900 

634 

Easement 

658 

Easement 

Kauai 674 

Easement 

Kauai 

.162 

Kauai 

.050 

Kauai 

.0756 

Kauai 

0.020 

Kauai 

0.030 

682 

Easement 

684 

Easement 

689 

Easement 

692 

Easement 

699 

Easement 

Kauai 705A 

Easement 

Kauai 

Kauai 

0.220 

Kauai 

0.043 

Kauai 

0.02 

706A 

Easement 

718 

Easement 

737 

Telecomm 

738 

Easement 

92 

Jack & Patsy Young 

4885 Lihua Street, Suite 3-H 


Michael Susman 

P. O. Box 407 



Board of Water Supply 

P. O. Box 1706 


Daniel and Keana Oliveira 

P. O. Box 769 






4463 Pahee Street, #1 





Esther K. Medeiros 

P. O. Box 687 


Mr. Michel Vega 




4463 Pahee Street, Suite 1 



4463 Pahee Street, suite 1 


PBS Hawaii 




4463 Pahee Street, Suite 1 


Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:022 & 

025(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:022(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:017, 021 

& 003(P) 

Moloaa 

(4) 4-9-010:005(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-006:004(P) 

Wailua 

(4) 3-9-006:009(P) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-017 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-006:058 (p) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-010:005 (P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-015:38 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-018:016 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:023(P) 

Wailua 

(4) 3-9-006:009 


Perpetual 

07/13/2005 


Perpetual 

6/13/2006 


Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

5/10/2007 

Perpetual 

6/4/2007 

Gratis 

25 years 

6/13/2007-6/12/2032 

6/13/2007 @ 

$4,117.60 

6/13/2017 @ 

$5,019.35 

6/13/2022 @ 

$5,541.86 

6/13/2027 @ 

$6,118.77 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 



Perpetual 

7/9/2008 



Perpetual 

4/10/2008 

Perpetual 

12/26/2008 

15 years 

6/1/2009-5/31/2024 

$3,531.00/Annum for 

1st five years 

Perpetual 

4/3/2010 

Access and utility 

Access 

Water line 


Utilities 

Lydgate Substation 

Access 

Utilities 


Utilities & access 

Utilities 

Piilani Mai Ke Kai 

Subdivision 

Utilities – Anahola 

Agricultural 

Subdivision Unit 1 

Communication 

facility 

Utilities 

Kauai 

0.691 

Kauai 

60 

Maui 

7.445 

Maui 

Maui 

0.771 

Maui 

4.455 

Maui 

1.379 

Maui 

0.209 

Maui 

4.138 

Maui 

0.606 

Maui 

0.622 

756 

Community 

765 

Alternative 

Energy 

100 

Easement 

185 

Easement 

186 

Easement 

187 

Easement 

220 

Easement 

221 

Easement 

222 

Easement 

222-A 

Easement 

222-B 

Easement 

Maui 265 

Easement 

Council for Native Hawaiians 

Advancement 

1050 Queen Street, #200 


Homestead Community 

Development Corp/. Kauai Island 

Utility Cooperative 



4463 Pahe Street, Suite 1 


Maui Electric Co., Ltd. 

P. O. Box 398 


Maui Electric Company, Ltd. 

(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 


County of Maui 


200 High Street 

Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 



200 South High Street 


Ernest & Lisa F. Bentley 

2050 Kanoe Street 

Kihei, Hawaii 96753 

George H. & Marlyann S. Tanji, 

Trustees under Revocable Trust 

RR2, Box 218 

Kula, Hawaii 96790 

Barry & Stella O. Rivers 

RR2, Box 157 



RR2, Box 157 



RR2, Box 157 






Anahola 

(4) 4-8-020:067 (p) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-7-004:021 (p) 

Kula 

(2) 2-2-003:014 (p) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-006:053(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-001:001(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-006(P) Various 

Keokea/Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:055(P) 

Keokea/Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:055(P) 

Keokea/Kula 

(2) 2-2-001:055(P) 

Keokea/Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:014(P) 

Keokea/Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:014(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-006:052(P) 

35 years; 

Gratis 

Anahola 

25 years: 11/30/2011- 

11/29/2036 

Solar Project: 

License Yr 1-10 

$100,800/annum 

Service Center: 

License Yr 1-10 

$94,500/annum 

See license file for 

rent schedule and 

payment 

Perpetual 

5/26/1978 

Perpetual 

2/1/1985 


Perpetual 

9/3/1993 


Perpetual 

2/1/1985 


Perpetual 

1/5/1989 


Perpetual 

1/5/1989 


Perpetual 

2/2/1989 


Perpetual 

2/9/1989 


Perpetual 

8/23/1990 


Perpetual 

9/3/1991 



Educational facility 

at Anahola Park 

Two year to put 

project in service 

55 acres – Solar 

Project 

5 acres – KIUC 

Service center 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Drainage 

Waterline 

Access, Easement A 

& A-1 

Access, Easement 

B & B-1 

Access, Easement C 

Waterline, Easement 

C-1 

Utilities, Easement 

C-2 

Waterline

Maui 

0.031 

Maui 

Maui 

1.960 

Maui 

1.960 

Maui 

7050 

Maui 

4.743 

Maui 

Maui 

5.500 

266 

Easement 

270 

Easement 

318 

Easement 

323 

Easement 

386 

Management 

413 

Recreation 

451 

Easement 

471 

Easement 

Maui 473 

Easement 

Maui 474 

Easement 

Maui 

3.163 

Maui 

486 

Easement 

499 

Easement 

Maui 519 


94 



200 High Street 



(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 



(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 






Living Indigenous Forest 

Ecosystems, Inc. 

RR1 Box 603A 





Department of Water Supply 


P. O. Box 1109 



P. O. Box 398 










200 Souht High Street 

Wailuku.Hawaii 96793 

Maui Electric Company, Ltd. and 

Verizon Hawaii, Inc. 

P. O. Box 398 


Hawaiian Community Assets, Inc. 

P. O. Box 3006 


Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-006:052(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-006:052(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-013:008(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-013:008(P) 

Kahikinui 

(2) 1-9-001:003(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:086 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-013:001 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-013:001(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-002 

(2) 3-2-023 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-022 

(2) 3-2-023 


Waiehu Kou 

(2) 3-2-021:014 thru 

41 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:086(P), 

087(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:086(P), 

087(P) 

Perpetual 

9./12/1991 


Perpetual 

6/16/1991 


Perpetual 

2/26/1993 


Perpetual 

5/21/1993 


15 years 

1/1/1996-12/31/2011 

Gratis 

20 years 

5/5/1997-5/4/2018 

Gratis 

Gratis 

3/19/2001 

Perpetual 

5/1/2000 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/18/2000 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/18/2000 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/02/2001 

Perpetual 

12/31/2001 

Gratis 

Renewable Annually 

3/1/2002 


Drainage 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Waterline 

Stewardship & 

conservation 

Community Park 

Waterline 

Utilities 

Sewer 

Drainage 

Drainage & sewer 

lines 

Utilities 

Office Space 

Maui 520 

Easement 

Maui 

2.357 

Maui 

0.108 

Maui 

0.013 

Maui 

1.848 

Maui 

236.000 

Maui 

0.069 

Maui 

0.140 

522 

Easement 

527 

Easement 

531 

Easement 

532 

Easement 

539 

Management 

552 


558 

Easement 

Maui 588 


Maui 

2.000 

Maui 

0.019 

590 


598 

Easement 

Maui 617 

Easement 

Maui 629 

Easement 

Time Warner Entertainment 

Company, LP 

350 Hoohana Street 


Augustine F. DeRego Trust et al. 

RR2 Box 242 


Donald J. Batbie and Barbara B.C. 

Batbie 

P. O. Box 


Donald J. Batbie and Barbara B.C. 

Batbie 

P. O. Box 


Douglas D. DePonte, Sr. Trust 

RR2, Box 238 


Tri-Isle Resource 

Conservation Development 

Council, Inc. 

210 Ime Kalae Street, #208 


Alu Like, Inc. 

458 Keawe Street 


Citizens Communications 

Company dba The Gas Company 

P. O. Box 3000 



Department of Public Works & 

Waste Management 

200 So. High Street 





Maui Electric Company 

P. O. Box 398 









Waiohuli-Keokea 

(2) 2-2-004:035 

Waiohuli 

(2) 2-2-005:010(P), 

056(P) 

Waiohule, Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:005 (p) 


(2) 2-2-002:056 (p) 


(2) 2-2-002:056 (p) 

Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:014(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:087 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:088(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:003 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-001:031(P) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:003 (p) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:003 

3-2-013:009 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:003(P) 

(2) 3-2-013:009(P) 

21 years 

3/1/2002-2/28/2023 


Perpetual 

11/25/2002 

$2,596.00 for term 

Perpetual 

10/1/2002 

$6,581.00 for term 

Perpetual 

10/1/2001 

$6,297.00 for term 

Perpetual 

10/1/2002 

$1,602.00 for term 

10 years 

1/1/2001-12/31/2010 

Gratis 

3 years 

2/1/2008-01/31/2013 


20 years 

6/1/2003-5/31/2023 

Gratis 


Cable lines 

Utility & access 

Access & Utilieis 

Access & Utilieis 


Preservation/ 

protection of dry 

land forest 

Kupuna Community 

Service Program 

Gas lines 

Perpetual 

11/1/2000 Sewer Pump Station 

29 years 

1/1/2004-12/31/2033 


Perpetual 

1/1/2004 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

06/03/2005 

Gratis 

Substance abuse 

facility 

Utilities 

Waterline 

Sewerline

Maui 630 

Easement 

Maui 

1.804 

643 

Easement 

Maui 647 

Easement 

Maui 654 

Easement 

Maui 655 

Easement 

Maui 672 

Easement 

Maui 678 

Easement 

Maui 680 

Easement 

Maui 681 

Easement 

Maui 

686 

Easement 

Maui 691 

Easement 

Maui 

695 

Community 

96 





P. O. Box 398 








Environmental Management 

200 South High Street, #8 





200 South High Street, #8 



(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 




P. O. Box 1109 


Department of Public Works, 



P. O. Box 1109 


Department of Public Works, 



P. O. Box 1109 






County of Maui, Public Works and 


Waiohuli Hawaiian Homesteaders 

Assoc., Inc. 

P. O. Box 698 


Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:003 

3-2-013:009(P) 

Waiehu Kou 

(2) 3-2-013:009(P) & 

(2) 3-2-012:003(P) 


Leialii 

(2) 4-5-036:106, 107, 

109, & 111(P) 

Leialii 

(2) 4-5-035(P) 

Leialii 

(2) 4-5-003(P) 

Lahaina 

(2) 4-5-036(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:001(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:001(P) 

Waiehu 

(2) 3-2-012:001(P) 

Waiohuli 

(2) 2-2-002:056 

Waiohuli 

(2) 2-2-002:056(P) 

Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:056 & 

014 (P) 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/19/2005 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

12/1/2006 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

1/1/2008 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/1/2007 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

(pending execution) 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

20 years 

9/1/2007-8/31/20207 

Gratis 

Access and utilities 

Utilities 

Sewer system 

Drainage system 

Utilities 

Waterlines 

Phase IV – Waiehu 

Kou Residence Lots 


Sewer lines 

Phase Iv – Waiehu 

Kou Residence Lots 

Water system 

Waiohuli Hikini 

Drainage systems 

Educational Cultural 

Service 

Maui 

696 

Easement 

Maui 702 

Easement 

Maui 

707 

Easement 

Maui 734 

Easement 

Maui 

Molokai 

1.048 

Molokai 

24.194 

Molokai 

1.170 

Molokai 

7.750 

Molokai 

3.290 

Molokai 

0.410 

Molokai 

0.231 

743 

Public 

Service 

009 

Cemetery 

010 

Education 

109 

Easement 

207 

Easement 

210 

Easement 

236 

Easement 

237 

Easement 

County of Maui, Department of 

Parks & Recreation 

700 Halia Nakoa Street, Unit 2, 


Helekunihi Cultural Foundation 

P. O. Box 700 

Makawao, Hawaii 96768 


P. O. Box 398 




200 South Hight Street 


Boys & Girls Club of Maui 

P. O. Box 427 

Kahalui, Hawaii 96733 





Department of Education 

P. O. Box 158 







Molokai Ranch, Ltd. 

500 Ala Moana Boulevard 

Four Waterfront Plaza, #400 

P. O. Box 96 







Richard N. & Daris M. Reed 

P. O. Box 1207 


Revocable Joint Trust of Scot A. 

Schafer 

P. O. Box 1207 


Leialii 

(2) 4-5-021:020 (p) 

Kahikinui 

(2) 1-9-001:003 (P) 

Ho’olehua-Pala’au 

(2) 5-2-004:014 

Keokea-Waiohuli 

(2) 2-2-002:014, 055 

& 71 (p) 

Paukukalo 

(2) 3-3-005:088 (p) 


(2) 5-2-017:022 


(2) 5-2-015:022 and 

046 


(2) 5-2-004(P) 

Palaau/Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-001:004(P), 

030(P), 5-2- 

010:001(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:0001(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:00(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:001(P) 

20 years 

11/1/2007-9/30/2027 

Gratis 

10 years 

1/1/2008-12/31/2017 

Gratis 

05/14/2008 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Perpetual 

10/1/2009 

Gratis 

35 years 



11/3/1951 

Gratis 

11/6/1951 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/1/1978 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

8/27/1986 


Perpetual 

8/31/1966 


Perpetual 

4/27/1989 


Perpetual 

8/25/1988 



Lahaina Civic Center 

Tennis Court 

Access Easement 

Homesteaders 


Operate after school 

care and summer 

youth community 

service program 

Molokai Veterans 

Cemetery 

Molokai High 

School 

Waterline 

Waterline 

Waterline 

Access 

Access

Molokai 

1.033 

Molokai 

0.546 

Molokai 

0.162 

Molokai 

0.444 

Molokai 

0.834 

Molokai 

0.106 

Molokai 

Molokai 

4.782 

Molokai 

1.216 

Molokai 

2.271 

Molokai 

0.103 

Molokai 

0.103 

Molokai 

3.000 

261 

Church 

269 

Church 

277 

Easement 

284 

Easement 

303 


314 

Easement 

376 

Easement 

384 

Easement 

408 

Easement 

409 

Easement 

413A 

Easement 

428 

Easement 

440 


98 

Ierusalema Pomaikai Church 

P. O. Box 884 


Molokai Congregation of Jehovah’s 

Witnesses c/o 

Ronald J. Hancock, et al 

P. O. Box 44 



(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 






Hale Hoomalu Shelter 

P. O. Box 839 




P. O. Box 2360 


Lynn P. Mokuau-Decoite 

P. O. Box 185 


Board of Water Supply, 


P. O. Box 1109 



P. O. Box 398 



P. O. Box 398 


Maui Electric Co., Ltd./GTE 

Hawaiian Telcom 

P. O. Box 398 


Maui Electric Co., Ltd./GTE 

Hawaiian Telcom 

P. O. Box 396 


Queen Emma Foundation 

615 Piikoi Street, 7th Floor 


Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:017, 026 

& 027 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:020 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-011:033(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-4-003:003(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-007:046 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-004:001(P), 

093(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-006:044(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:001(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-014:001(P), 

002(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:002(P) 

Hoolehua-Palaau 

(2) 5-2-005:042 (p) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-023: 017 & 

019 (p) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:012(P) 

& 030 


30 years 

4/1/1990-3/31/2020 


30 years 

7/1/1990-6/30/2020 


Perpetual 

8/1/1991 


Perpetual 

3/1/1992 


20 years 

10/1/1992-9/30/2012 


Perpetual 

4/15/1993 


84 years 

7/19/1995-8/31/2079 


Perpetual 

4/10/1989 

Exemption of 

60 water system 

development fees 

Perpetual 

3/7/1997 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

3/7/1997 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

9/15/1997 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

12/1/1998 

65 years 

10/1/1997-9/30/2063 

Gratis 

Church 

Church 

Roadway & 

drainage 

Roadway & 

drainage 

Shelter 

Drainage 

Waterline 

Waterline 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Community Service 

Molokai 

3.000 

Molokai 

3.000 

Molokai 

3.000 

Molokai 

0.006 

Molokai 

2.489 

Molokai 

1.517 

Molokai 

1.844 

Molokai 

3.222 

Molokai 

1.600 

Molokai 

0.899 

Molokai 

4.190 

Molokai 

0.805 

441 


442 


443 


464 

Easement 

476 

Church 

477 

Church 

478 

Church 

479 

Church 

480 

Church 

481 

Church 

482 

Church 

483 

Church 

Trustees of Kamehameha Schools, 

Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate 

567 South King Street, 

Suite 617 


Queen Liliuokalani Trust 

1300 Halona Street 


Office of Hawaiian Affairs 

711 Kapiolani Blvd., 5th Fl. 



(MECO) 

P. O. Box 398 


Kalaiakamanu Hou Congregational 

Church 

P. O. Box 606 

Molokai, Hawaii 96748 

Molokai Church of God c/o Pastor 

David Nanod, Sr. 

P. O. Box 710 


Ka Hale La’a O Lerusalema Hou 

Church 

c/o Rev. Anna L. Arakaki 

P. O. Box 142 


Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 

Saints 

LDS O Oahu/Kauai Facility 

Management 

Attn: Carrie Chong 

95-1039 Meheula Parkway 


Hoolehua Congregational Church 

United Church of Christ 

P. O. Box 196 


The Episcopal Church in Hawaii 

dba Grace Episcopal Church 

229 Queen Emma Square 


Molokai Baptist Church 

P. O. Box 87 

Maunaloa, Hawaii 96770 

The Lamb of God Church and Bible 

School 

612 Isenberg Street 


Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:012(P) 

& 030 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:012(P) 

& 030 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:012(P) & 

030(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:012(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:013 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-032:068 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:025 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:029 


(2) 5-2-015:045 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:047 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-023:007 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:024 

65 years 

10/1/1997-9/30/2063 

Gratis 

65 years 

10/1/1997-9/30/2063 

Gratis 

65 years 

10/1/1997-9/30/2063 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

3/1/2000 

Gratis 

30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

7/1/1999-6/30/2028 






Electrical guy wires 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church

Molokai 

Molokai 

Molokai 

0.032 

Molokai 

.0440 

485 

Easement 

508 

Easement 

516 

Education 

517 


Molokai 518 


Molokai 

Molokai 

Molokai 

0.032 

Molokai 

2.000 

548 

Easement 

549 

Easement 

560 


590 


Maui 615 

Easement 

Molokai 

0.922 

Molokai 

4.190 

Molokai 

1.000 

632 


635 

Church 

637 


100 


P. O. Box 398 




P. O. Box 1109 


Aha Punana Leo, Inc. 

96 Puuhonu Place 



458 Kiawe Street 


Molokai Habitat for Humanity, Inc. 

P. O. Box 486 



P. O. Box 398 



P. O. Box 398 


Molokai Community Service 

Council 

P. O. Box 2047 






P. O. Box 398 


First Hawaiian Homes 

Federal Credit Union 

P. O. Box 220 


Molokai Independent Baptist 

Church, Inc. 

P. O. Box 555 




Hoolehua Irrigation System 




Kalamaula Perpetual 

8/13/2004 

Kapaakea 

(2) 5-4-007 & 

(2) 5-4-008 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:053(P) 


(2) 5-2-015:053 (P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:053(P) 


(2) 5-2-026:004, 006 

& 007 (P0 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-008:093 

(2) 5-2-009 (p) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:053(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-001:031(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-1-015:051, 063, 

054 & 055 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-023:001 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-003:007 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-023:003 

Perpetual 

6/14/2004 

Gratis 

2 years extension 

3/1/2008-2/28/2010 

5 years 

5/1/2007 – 4/30/2012 


5 years 

3/1/2007-2/29/2012 


Perpetual 

5/16/2003 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

5/16/2003 

Gratis 

10 years 

9/1/2003-8/31/2013 

Gratis 

25 years 

1/1/2004-12/31/2033 

$1,200.00 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

20 years 

2/1/2005-1/31/2025 

Gratis 

23 years 

7/1/2005-12/31/2028 


20 years 

7/1/2005-6/30/2025 


See File Plan #2298 

Electrical Poles and 

Wires 

Water System 

Preschool/office 

space 

Kupuna services 

program 

Office space 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Community Kitchen 

Social Services 

Utilities 

Federal Credit 

Union 

Church and School 

Irrigation system 

field office 

Molokai 

1.000 

Molokai 

0.960 

Molokai 

338.000 

667 


671 

Easement 

679 

Management 

Molokai 694 

Easement 

Molokai 

Molokai 

3.493 

Molokai 

0.067 

Molokai 

1.180 

Molokai 

0.454 

Molokai 

0.268 

Molokai 

0.85 

Molokai 

56.990 

704A 

Easement 

709 

Community 

711 

Easement 

712 

Community 

717 

Education 

721 

Easement 

732 


744 

Education 

Ka Hale Pomaikai 

P. O. Box 1895 


Steven Chai Kin 

P. O. Box 1978 


Hui Malama o Mo’omomi 

P. O. Box 173 

Kualapu’u, Hawaii 96757 

Na Kupaa O Kuhio Hawaii 

171A Lani Alii Place 


Attn: Ms. Pat Brandt Exec. Director 

Richard & Kim Markham 

P. O. Box 482189 


Ahupuaà O Molokai 

P. O. Box 159 

Ho’olehua, Hawaii 96729 


P. O. Box 398 

Kahului, Hawaii 96733-6898 

Hawaiian Telcom, Inc. 



Ke Àupuni Lokahi, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1634 



Council 

P. O. Box 2047 







Council dba Hale Hoomalu 

P. O. Box 2047 


Ka Honua Momona International 

P. O. Box 482188 


Ualapue 

(2) 5-6-002:001(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-011:033(P) 


(2) 5-2-005:006(P) 


(2) 5-2- 

007:015,022,023 & 

024 

Ulapu’e 

(2) 5-6-002:001(P), 

034(P) & 

(2) 5-6-006:017 (P) 

Ho’olehua & 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-032:053(P) & 

(2) 5-2-009:018(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-023:001 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:018(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-032:068 (p) 


(2) 5-2-022:various 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-007:046 (p) 

10 years 

10/1/2006-9/30/2016 


Perpetual 

11/1/2006 



5 years 

4/1/2007-3/31/2012 

Gratis 

35 years 

1/1/2008-12/31/2042 

Gratis 

21 years 

4/1/2008-3/31/2029 



5 years 

5/1/2008-4/30/2013 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

6/18/2008 

5 Years 

3/1/2008-2/28/2013 

Gratis for Year 1 


thereafter 

25 years 

9/1/2008-8/31/2033 

Gratis for Years 1 & 2 

9/1/2010 @$4,000 per 

annum thereafter 

30 years 

10/11/2008- 

10/10/2038 

Gratis 

Kamiloloa 

(2) 5-4-002:014 

(2) 5-4-006:019 & 025 Gratis 

20 years; 

9/1/2009-8/31/2029 

$1,984.00/Annum for 

1st 5 years 


Social services 

Access 

Park 



Manage and 

maintain Lanikeha 

and Kiowea Park 

Utilities, Lot 69-L 

Hoolehua Palaau 

Homestead 

Restore, preserve, 

& operate the 

Kalanianaole Hall 

Na Kamalii Hoaloha 

Preschool 

Waterlines 

Domestic violence 

shelter 

Educational services

Molokai 

5.15 

Molokai 

233.680 

Molokai 

0.48 

Molokai 

754 

Community 

760 


763 


WA005 

Water Service 

Molokai WA006 

Water Service 

Molokai 

Molokai 

Molokai 

PWA 00 

Private Water 

Agreement 

PWA 01 

Private Water 

Agreement 

PWA 02 

Private Water 

Agreement 

Molokai WSA 06 

Water Service 

Molokai N62742-68-C 

Water Service 

Oahu 062 

Easement 

Oahu 

063 

Easement 

102 

Kalamaula Homesteaders 

Association 

P. O. Box 1025 















Transportation, Airports Division, 

Honolulu International Airport 




P. O. Box 1109 


Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter 

Day Saints 

1500 South Beretania Street, 4th 

Floor 


Molokai Congregation of Jehovah’s 

Witnesses 

P. O. Box 44 



Airports Division 

Honolulu International Airport 


Department of Navy 

Naval Facilities Engineering 

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 96860 

City and County of Honolulu 








Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:018 

Palaau 

(2) 5-2-013:006 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:051 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:003(P) 


Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-004(P) Various 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-021:007(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:029(P) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-009:020(P) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-004 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-008:033(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-010(P), 026(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-003:007(P) 

8-5-030:006(P), 

121(P) 

5 years w/ extensions 

12/1/2010 

20 years 

12/28/2011- 

12/27/2031 


25 years 

10/18/2011- 

10/17/2036 


Month-to-Month 

5/19/1992 

21 years 

2/4/1993-2/3/2014 

10/3/1996 

12/21/1990 

Management and 

maintenance of 

Kiowea Park 

State park facilities 

Hoolehua Fire 

Station 

11/19/1991 Church 

21 years 

2/4/1993-2/3/2014 

9/1/1951 

Perpetual 

7/29/1977 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

7/29/1977 

Gratis 

Maximum allowed 

use $5,000 gpm 

Maximum allowed 

use 130,000 gpm 


Homesteads 

Airport 

Homestead field 

Drainage 

Drainage 

Oahu 

0.787 

Oahu 

1.738 

Oahu 

0.181 

Oahu 

7.505 

068 

Easement 

093 

Easement 

094 

Easement 

119 

Recreation 

Oahu 147 

Easement 

Oahu 

148 

Easement 

Oahu 149 

Easement 

Oahu 150 

Easement 

Oahu 152 

Easement 

Oahu 

0.003 

167 

Easement 

Oahu 171 

Easement 

Oahu 172 

Easement 

Oahu 173 

Easement 

GTE Hawaiian Telephone Co., Inc. 

P. O. Box 2200 














HECO & GTE HTCO 

P. O. Box 2750 






Waianae TV & Communications 

Corporation 




P. O. Box 2750 



Corporation 



Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. 

(HECO) 

P. O. Box 2750 







P. O. Box 2750 



Corporation 



Nanakuli 

(1) 8/-9-007:001(P), 

003(P) 

Papakolea/Kewalo 

(1) 2-2-015, 2-4-041, 

042, 2-5-021, 022 

Papakola/Kewalo 

(1) 2-4-041, 042, 

2-5-021(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-032:039 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-032(P), 033(P), 

8-5-033:08(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-032(P), 033(P), 

8-5-033:081(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-009:281(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002(P), 

8-9-003, 8-9-007 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002, 8-9-003, 

8-9-007 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P), 

8-9-003, 8-9-007 

Perpetual 

8/26/1977 


65 years 

8/29/1975-8/28/2040 


65 years 

8/29/1975-8/28/2040 

42 years 

6/26/1980-6/25/2022 


Perpetual 

10/1/1982 


Perpetual 

10/1/1982 


Perpetual 

10/1/1982 


Perpetual 

9/24/1982 


Perpetual 

9/30/1982 


Perpetual 

8/1/1984 


Perpetual 

11/17/1983 


Perpetual 

11/17/1983 


Perpetual 

11/17/1983 



Telephone lines 

Sewer 

Drainage 

Kaupuni Park 

Utilities 

Waterline 

TV Cable lines 

Utilities 

TV Cable lines 

Pole anchor 

Waterline 

Utilities 

TV Cable lines

Oahu 178 

Easement 

Oahu 183 

Easement 

Oahu 

0.001 

Oahu 

1.620 

Oahu 

0.880 

Oahu 

0.710 

Oahu 

0.014 

Oahu 

0.135 

Oahu 

4.077 

Oahu 

0.270 

Oahu 

0.042 

Oahu 

1.164 

Oahu 

0.034 

190 

Easement 

196 

Easement 

205 

Telecomm 

219 

Easement 

224 

Easement 

227 

Easement 

230 

Easement 

241 

Easement 

244 

Easement 

255 

Easement 

289 

Easement 

104 

City and County of Honolulu, 





P. O. Box 2750 



P. O. Box 2750 



(HECO) 

P. O. Box 2750 


U.S. Department of Transportation, 

Federal Aviation Administration, 

Western-Pacific Region 

P. O. Box 50109 



(HECO) 

P. O. Box 2750 




P. O. Box 2360 










City and County of Honolulu, 




Citizens Utilities Company dba The 

Gas Company 

P. O. Box 3000 


U.S. Department of Army Pacific 

Ocean Division Corps of Engineers, 

Building 230 

Fort Shafter, Hawaii 96858 


P. O. Box 2750 


Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-003(P), 008, 

019 to 020 & 031 


(1) 2-2-002:015(P) 

Various 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-006:044(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:001(P) 


Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-014:015, 016 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-029:019(P), 

4-1-030(P) Various 

Lualualei/Waianae 

(1) 8-6-001:051(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008(P) Various 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-003:016, 029- 

031 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-029, 4-1-016 


(1) 2-4-041:027(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002(P), 

Various, 



Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-023:150(P) 

Perpetual 

7/1/1984 


Perpetual 

10/1/1983 


Perpetual 

2/1/1985 


Perpetual 

4/26/1985 


30 years 

7/1/1985-6/30/2015 


Perpetual 

3/8/1994 


Perpetual 

2/9/1987 


Perpetual 

4/5/1989 


Perpetual 

8/31/1987 


Perpetual 

7/25/1988 


Perpetual 

11/1/1989 


Perpetual 

6/1/1989 


21 years 

10/22/1991- 

10/21/2012 


Gravity sewage 

disposal system 

Utilities 

Utilities, Lot 61 

Poles & power lines 

Communications 

facilities 

Power lines 

Drainage 

Drainage and sewer 

treatment facilities 

Waterline 

Drainage and sewer 

treatment facilities 

Gas pipeline 

Army signal cable 

trunking system 

Utilities 

Oahu 294 

Easement 

Oahu 

0.744 

Oahu 

Oahu 

0.060 

Oahu 

0.017 

Oahu 

3.88 

Oahu 

4.370 

Oahu 

0.001 

Oahu 

7.044 

Oahu 

2.922 

295 

Easement 

298 

Easement 

299 

Easement 

315 

Easement 

316 

Easement 

320 

Easement 

332 

Easement 

335 

Easement 

345 

Easement 

Oahu 346 

Easement 

Oahu 

3.084 

Oahu 

0.027 

Oahu 

0.218 

347 

Easement 

366 

Easement 

367 

Easement 


P. O. Box 2750 



P. O. Box 2750 


Board of Water Supplu 

City & County of Honolulu 












P. O. Box 2750 



P. O. Box 2750 


Mr. Calvin F. L. Mann 

1519 Nuuanu Avenue, 

KT-55 



P. O. Box 2750 


Trustees of Bishop Estate 




P. O. Box 2750 





Citizens Utilities Company dba The 

Gas Company 

P. O. Box 3000 






Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-029(P) Various 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-030: various 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-003;006; & 

8-9-009 Various 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-009:112(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-006:082(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-030(P), 4-1- 

031(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-003(P) Various 

Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064:008(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P), 

010(P) 

Moanalua 

(1) 3-9-009:001(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007(P) Various 

Maili 

(1) 8-7-007:019(P), 

039(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-7-007:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P), 

007(P) 

Perpetual 

5/18/1987 


Perpetual 

12/14/1992 


Perpetual 

2/16/1992 

Perpetual 

6/3/1990 


Perpetual 

1/20/1983 


Perpetual 

12/14/1992 


Perpetual 

4/26/1993 


30 years 

6/23/1993-6/22/2023 

$300 for term 

Perpetual 

7/26/1993 


20 years 

8/121/1993- 

8/11/2013 


Perpetual 

12/15/1994 


Perpetual 

9/2/1994 


Perpetual 

1/27/1995 


Perpetual 

6/13/1996 

Gratis 


Utilities 

Access 

Utilities 

Waterline 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Drainage 

Utilities 

Access 

Utilities 

Flood control 

facilities of Mailiile 

Channel 

Gas storage & 

pipelines

Oahu 369 

Easement 

Oahu 370 

Easement 

Oahu 371 

Easement 

Oahu 372 

Telecomm 

Oahu 

1.217 

Oahu 

0.553 

Oahu 

0.079 

Oahu 

11.849 

Oahu 

0.970 

Oahu 

0.505 

Oahu 

0.018 

Oahu 

0.040 

Oahu 

0.620 

373 

Education 

375 

Easement 

377 

Easement 

396 

Easement 

406 

Community 

414 

Church 

421 

Easement 

429 

Easement 

436 


106 


P. O. Box 2750 



P. O. Box 2750 



P. O. Box 2750 


Waimana Enterprises, Inc. 



Trustees of Bishop Estate 

87-115 Waiolu Street 












630 South Beretania Street 


Princess Kahanu Estate Assoc. 

87-117 Princess Kahanu Ave. 


Resurrection of Life Church 


Nanakuli, Hawaii 96792 









Queen Liliuokalani Trust, Children’s 

Center 

1300 Halona Street 


Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P), 

010(P) 


Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008(P) Various 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

Statewide 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-7-042:103 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-016, 017 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-7-007:004(P), 

8-7-033:014(P) & 027 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-7-007:004(P), 

8-7-033:014(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:006 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-001:001(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:024(P) 

Perpetual 

4/13/1993 


Perpetual 

4/13/1993 


Perpetual 

5/1/2000 


5/1/1995 

$33,600.00 per annum 

65 years 

5/25/1995-5/24/2060 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

7/25/1996 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

10/23/1995 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

1/1/1997 


Perpetual 

5/9/1997 

Gratis 

21 years 

11/1/1996- 

10/31/2018 


Perpetual 

11/21/1997 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

2/19/1999 

Gratis 

65 years 

8/25/1999-8/24/2064 

Gratis 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Utilities 

Hoaliku Drake 

Preschool 

Drainage 

Storm drains 

Waterline 

Management of 

common areas 

within subdivision 

Church 

Waterline 

Waterline 


Oahu 

1.583 

Oahu 

3.350 

Oahu 

2.242 

Oahu 

0.072 

Oahu 

1.900 

449 

Easement 

465 

Church 

468 

Easement 

484 

Easement 

489 

Community 

Oahu 492 

Community 

Oahu 

0.001 

Oahu 

1.490 

Oahu 

.042 

Oahu 

.860 

Oahu 

1.01 

Oahu 

0.148 

493 

Easement 

501 

Church 

502 

Church 

503 

Church 

504 

Church 

513 

Telecomm 



Highways Division 



Ka Hana Ke Akua 

United Church of Christ 

P. O. Box 4026 










Waianae Kai Homestead 

Association 

86-303 Hokupaa Street 


Kalawahine Streamside Association 

567 South King Street, 

Suite 600 






Nanakuli Door of Faith Mission 

c/o Rev. Sarah Kila 

87-1420 A Akowai Road 


Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 

Saints 

LDS O Oahu/Kauai Facility 

Management 

Attn: Carrie Chong 



St. Rita’s Catholic Church 



Nanaikapono Protestant Church 

89-235 Pua Avenue 


Verizon Wireless 

3350 161st Avenue, SW M/S221 

Bellevue, WA 98008 

Pearl City 

(1) 9-7-024:050(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-6-001:051(P) 

Kalawahine 

(1) 2-4-034:008, 

Portions of 2-4- 

043:001-037, 

064-071, 079-081, 

083-090 

Kalawahine 

(1) 2-4-043:090(P) 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-001:001(P), 

051(P) 

Kalawahine 

(1) 2-4-034:008(P), 

2-4-043:090(P) 

Kalawahine 

(1) 2-4-043:008(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002:044 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-021:022 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:001 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:017 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Perpetual 

7/26/2000 

30 years 

2/1/2000-1/31/2030 


Perpetual 

5/1/2000 

Gratis 


Access 

Church 

Waterline 

8/1/2003 Access 

20 years 

12/24/1999- 

12/23/2019 

99 years 

2/12/2001-2/11/2100 

Perpetual 

10/31/2001 

Gratis 

30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


30 years 

1/1/1999-12/31/2028 


20 years 

8/1/2001-7/31/2021 



Stream & open 

spaces 

Water meter & 

waterline 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Church 

Cellular phone site

Oahu 

16.300 

Oahu 

0.047 

Oahu 

2.239 

Oahu 

80.29 

Oahu 

1.611 

Oahu 

0.077 

Oahu 

0.874 

Oahu 

0.054 

Oahu 

0.450 

Oahu 

1.000 

Oahu 

5.257 

Oahu 

5.000 

Oahu 

0.028 

535 

Easement 

542 

Easement 

546 

Water Tank 

547 

Recreation 

555 


556 

Easement 

559 

Community 

594 

Easement 

596 

Easement 

600 

Education 

603 

Commercial 

604 


610 

Community 

108 












Department of Parks & Recreation 



Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii 

1523 Kalakaua Avenue, 

Suite 202 






Papakolea Community 


2122 Tantalus Drive 



P. O. Box 2750 



Department of Land and Natural 

Resources 

P. O. Box 621 

Honolulu,Hawaii 96809 



1390 Miller Street 


Hawaii Community Development 

Enterprises, LLC 



Nanakuli Housing Corporation 

P. O. Box 17489 


Waianae Coast Early Childhood- 

Parent Child Development Center 

84-1061 Noholio Road 


Haiku Valley 

(1) 1-1-013:003 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001(P) 

8-9-008:003(P) 

Waimanalo/Nanakuli 

(1) 4-1-003:016(P), 

4-1-014:002, 005, 

006, 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-002:001(P) 

Punchbowl/Kewalo 

(1) 2-005:005(P) 

Papakolea 

(1) 2-2-015:025 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-05:036(P) 

Makapuu 

(1) 4-1-014:002 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 


20 years 

10/1/2002-9/30/2022 

Perpetual 

1/28/2003 


Perpetual 

3/1/2003 


21 years 

7/7/1999-7/6/2000 

Gratis 

30 years 

2/3/2003-2/2/2034 


Perpetual 

5/29/2003 


20 years 

7/23/2002-7/22/2022 

Perpetual 

10/22/12003 

Waived 

Perpetual 

8/1/2004 

$2,100.00 for term 

5 years 

4/1/2004-3/31/2009 


5 years 

2/9/2004-2/8/2009 


5 years 

6/1/2004-5/31/2009 


5 years 

9/1/2004-8/31/2009 


Manage, maintain, 

and operate public 

hiking trail 

Storm drain along 

Farrington Highway. 

Water tank site 

Multiple beach 

parks 

Renegotiate end of 

every five years. 

Deep water well 

Papakolea 

Recreation/ 


Utilities 

Ka Iwi Shoreline 

Improvements 

Educational 

programs 

Commercial 

Industrial 


Oahu 

0.342 

Oahu 

0.460 

Oahu 

0.035 

Oahu 

0.056 

Oahu 

0.586 

Oahu 

0.712 

Oahu 

0.046 

Oahu 

0.022 

Oahu 

0.110 

Oahu 

0.690 

Oahu 

0.488 

Oahu 

0.014 

611 

Education 

612 

Education 

613 

Church 

614 

Education 

619 

Education 

621 

Community 

623 

Education 

626 

Education 

642 

Community 

648 


656 


659 

Telecomm 

Oahu 662 

Easement 

Ka Waihona O Ka Na’auao A 




Aha Punana Leo, Inc. 

96 Puuhonu Place 


His Highest Praise Westside Chruch 

P. O. Box 2161 


Honolulu Community Action 

Program, Inc. 

33 South King Street, #300 


Kamehameha Schools Bishop 

Estate (KSBE) 

567 South King St, Suite 304-A 


Waianae Coast Culture & Arts 

Society, Inc. 



Institute for Native Pacific 

Education & Culture 

91-110 Hanua Street, #210 


The Pacific American Foundation 

33 South King Street, #205 


Hawaii Maoli c/o Association 

of Hawaiian Civic Club and 

Chaminade University of Honolulu 

P. O. Box 1135 


Narconon Hawaii 

P. O. Box 74256 



Fire Department 

636 South Street 


T-Mobile West Corporation 

Attention: Lease Administration 

19-807 North Creek Parkway 

North Bothell, WA 98011 

Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (HEI) 

P. O. Box 2750 


Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004 (p) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:014(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-001:004(P) 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:018() 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:070 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002(P) 

Village 8, Kaupae, 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:077(P) & 

088(P) 

5 years 

9/1/2004-8/31/2008 

Gratis 

5 years 

9/1/2004-8/31/2009 


3 years 

9/1/2004-8/31/2007 


5 years 

9/1/2004-8/31/2009 


10 years 

10/12004-9/30/2014 


5 years 

3/1/2003-2/28/2007 


5 years 

12/1/2004- 

11/30/2009 

3 years 

1/1/2005-12/31/2008 


30 years 

5/25/2006-5/24/2036 

20% of net revenues 

5 years 

10/1/2006-9/30/2011 


30 years 

4/24/2006-4/23/2036 


10 years 

12/1/2006- 

11/30/2016 


Perpetual 

Gratis 

(pending execution) 


Educational 

services, SOH 


Educational services 

Church services 

Educational services 

Extension education 

programs 


Terminated 

6/30/2010 

Eudcational/Cultural 

Services 

Pending extension 

Educational/office 

complex 


Nanakuli Fire 

Department 

Substation 

Telecommunications 

Utilities

Oahu 663 

Easement 

Oahu 

664 

Easement 

Oahu 665 

Easement 

Oahu 

0.011 

Oahu 

0.004 

Oahu/Maui 

1.157/0.187 

Oahu 

0.260 

Oahu 

97.764 

Oahu 

0.137 

Oahu 

20.0 

Oahu 

2.455 

683 

Telecomm 

688 

Easement 

705 

Public 

Service 

713 

Public 

Service 

724 

Community/ 

Cultural 

725 

Commercial 

730 

Education 

740 

Public 

Service 

110 






Department of Wastewater 

Management 

Environment Services Division 

1000 Ulohia Street, #30-B 


Hawaii Housing Finance & 




T-Mobile West Corporation 

Attention: Lease Administration 

19-807 North Creek Parkway 

North Bothell, WA 98011 


(HECO) 

P. O. Box 2750 


State of Hawaii Department of 

Human Services 

c/o Office of Youth Services 

820 Mililani Street, #817 


Ke Ola Mamo, Inc. 

1505 Dillingham Boulevard, Suite 

205 


Kaala Farm, Inc. 

P. O.. Box 610 


Blow Up, LLC 

Dba ESPN Radio 1420 


Suite LL2 


Kai Loa, Inc. 

95-035 Kaneoha Bay Drive 

Kaneoha, Hawaii 96744 

Special Olypmic Hawaii 

P. O. Box 3295 



Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:076(P) & 

088(P) 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:076(P) & 

088(P) 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:076(P) & 

088(P) 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-003:008(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002 & 

096(P) 

Kalaeloa/Wailuku 

(1) 9-1-013:024 (p) 

(2) 3-4-011:032 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:108 (p) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-005:036 

Kapalama 

(1) 1-5-020:014 

Haiku Valley 

(1) 4-6-015:015 (p) 

East Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-017:071 (p) & 

088 (p) 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

(Pending execution) 

Perpetual 

8/28/2006 

Gratis 

10 years 

8/1/2007-7/31/2017 


Perpetual 

6/5/2007 

Gratis 

10 years 

4/22/2008-4/21/2018 

$10,740.00/annum 

20 years 

2/23/2009-2/22/2029 

Gratis for first 5 years 

Evaluate thereafter 

25 years 

7/1/2008 – 6/30/2033 

Gratis 

20 years; 

$33,324.00/Annum 

52 years; 

6/1/2009-8/31/2060 


45 years; 2 10-year 

extension for a total of 

65 years; 

$12,000/annum 

Waterline 

Sewer lines 

Irrigation well 

Cellular site 

Utilities 

Safehouse 

Native Hawaiian 

health care system 

Curatorship, 

conservation and 

operation of the 

Cultural Learning 

Center at Kaala 

Radio Tower/ 

Antenna 


To construct, 

manage and 

operate facility for 

the development of 

the physical skills of 

challenged youth 

and adults 

Oahu 745 

Easement 

Oahu 

0.653 

Oahu 

0.02 

749 

Public 

Service 

755 

Public 

Service 

Oahu 757 

Easement 

Lanai 638 

Easement 

Lanai 639 

Easement 

Lanai 640 

Easement 

Lanai 646 

Easement 

Na Kupaa o Kuhio 



Attn: Ms. Pat Brandt Exec. Director 


Emergercy Medical Services 

3375 Koapala Street. #450 



United States Coast Guard 

1301 Clat Street, Suite 700N 

Oakland, CA 94612-5203 

Na Kupaa o Kuhio 



Attn: Ms. Pat Brandt 

Executive Director 








P. O. Box 398 


Lanai Water Company, Inc. 

100 Kahelu Avenue, 2nd Fl. 


Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:010, 081, 

091 & 092 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048 (p) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-2-001:014 & 

016 (p) 

East Kapolie 

(1) 

Lanai City 

(2) 4-9-002:057(P) 

Lanai City 

(2) 4-9-002:057(P) 

Lanai City 

(2) 4-9-002:057 

Lanai City 

(2) 4-9-002:057(P) 

35 years; 


Gratis 

5 years; 

12/1/2010 

$75,000.00 w/ annual 

step up of 2.5% 

20 years; 

5/13/2011-5/12/2031 

$11,400.00 w/ annual 

increaseof 3% 

40 Years 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 

Perpetual 

Gratis 


Water and 

wastewater systems 

within Kaka’ina 

Subdivision 

Storage/training 

facility 

Communication 

facility and 

generator building 

Water and 

wastewater systems 

with the roadways 

of East Kapolei 

II,Pahse IIB 


operations 

Sewer lines and 

appurtenances 

Utilities 

Water system

Revocable Permits 




Number 30 60 1 13 13 78 195 

Acerage 9,828.127 1,101.486 25.000 6,348.884 10,114.691 1,966.752 29,384.940 

Annual Income 130,408.00 133,443.50 696.00 172,332.00 19,596.00 2,223,327.68 2,679,803.18 




ANNUAL 

INCOME 

Agriculture 36 1,488.224 145,055.18 

Baseyard 1 3.440 9,000.00 

Caretaker 14 13.642 2,136.00 

Commercial 9 3.475 46,452.00 

Community 6 37.709 1,080.00 

Industrial 27 73.050 584,264.00 

Landscaping 2 2.303 1,728.00 

Office 3 0.346 21,660.00 

Parking 12 30.743 685,776.00 

Pastoral 40 27,654.160 111,870.00 

Public Service 6 6.069 7,512.00 

Recreation 2 3.275 0.00 

Religious Activities 1 5.430 756.00 

Stabling 9 22.821 22,080.00 

Storage 26 32.453 1,039,434.00 

Rock Quary 1 7.800 0.00 

TOTAL 195 29,384.940 2,679,803.18 

112 


revOcable PerMit details 


ISLAND/ 

ACRE 

Hawaii 

0.540 

Hawaii 

0.670 

Hawaii 

0.109 

Hawaii 

45.000 

Hawaii 

280.000 

Hawaii 

105.727 

Hawaii 

326.760 

Hawaii 

100.000 

Hawaii 

0.077 

Hawaii 

450.000 

Hawaii 

50.000 

Hawaii 

750.000 

Hawaii 

Hawaii 

1500.000 

NO./ 

USE 

080 

Commercial 

110 

Commercial 

140 

Community 

143 

Pastoral 

212 

Pastoral 

224 

Pastoral 

231 

Pastoral 

241 

Pastoral 

243 

Industrial 

244 

Pastoral 

246 

Pastoral 

253 

Pastoral 

280 

Parking 

324 

Pastoral 

PERMITEE/ 

ADDRESS 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. and Naomi Laau 

P. O. Box 4913 


Kawaihae Spirits, Inc. 

dba Touching the Earth, LLC 

P. O. Box 537 

Hawi, Hawaii 96719 

Waimea Homesteadres Farmers Market 

Association 

P. O. Box 437261 


Attn: Cynthia Spencer, Preisent 

Waimea Hawaiian Homestead Riding Unit 

64-1043 Lunalilo Street 


Mr. Gilbert Medeiros, Sr. 

37 Kimo Street 


Ms. Malama Solomon 

P. O. Box 519 


Ms. Winifred Pele Hanoa and 

Mr. Pernell E. Hanoa 

P. O. Box 472 

Naalehu, Hawaii 96722 

Mr. George Pua, Sr. 

180 Chong Street 


Hokuloa, Inc. 

P. O. Box 411 

Paauilo, Hawaii 96776 

Mr. Daryl K. Kalua’u 

89-1706 Milolii Road 

Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 

Mr. James A. Dowsett 

P. O. Box 1986 


Daleico Ranch 

P. O. Box 1149 


Hawaii Forest & Trail, Ltd. 

Mr. Robert Pacheco 

74-5035B Queen Kaahumanu Highway 


Mr. Dean Kaniho 

P. O. Box 87 

Naalehu, Hawaii 96772 

LOCATION/ 

TMK 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-003:018 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-002:066 & 068 

(p) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-001:059 (p) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:009(P) 

Kamaoa-Puueo 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-5-001:010(P) 

Wailau 

(2) 9-5-019:016 

Olaa 

(3) 1-8-011:012 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-006:007(P) 

Kau 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:052(P) 

Kau 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

Kamaoa-Puueo 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 


ANNUAL RENT/ 

DATE ISSUED 

$13,104.00 

6/1/1985 

$12,540.00 

3/15/1990 

$336.00 

9/27/1992 

$420.00 

5/1/1993 

$504.00 

2/9/1998 

$1,260.00 

1/1/2000 

$1,488.00 

10/1/2004 

$660.00 

8/1/2000 

$240.00 

9/1/2000 

$840.00 

11/1/2000 

$912.00 

11/1/2000 

$1,536.00 

6/1/2001 

$3.00/visitor 

3/1/2003 

$2,100.00 

7/15/2004

Hawaii 

5000.000 

Hawaii 

100.000 

Hawaii 

50.000 

Hawaii 

3.000 

Hawaii 

301.000 

Hawaii 

50.000 

Hawaii 

2.000 

Hawaii 

2.000 

Hawaii 

300.0 

Hawaii 

100.0 

Hawaii 

0.004 

Hawaii 

0.464 

Hawaii 

2.21 

Hawaii 

5.111 

Hawaii 

1.0 

325 

Pastoral 

342 

Pastoral 

343 

Pastoral 

356 

Recreation 

376 

Pastoral 

404 

Agricultural 

405 

Agricultural 

413 

Industrial 

452 

Pastoral 

454 

Pastoral 

457 

Commercial 

458 

Industrial 

467 

Landscaping/ 

Industrial 

471 

Agriculture 

473 

Farmers’ 

Market 

114 

Native Hawaiian General Services 

c/o Mr. John Kuluau 

72-3970 Hawaii Belt Road 


Mr. Zanga Schutte 

P. O. Box 1685 


Mr. Norman Duke Kapuniai 

P. O. Box 6753 


Big Island Soaring Association 

P. O. Box 1328 


Mr. Charles & Mrs. Jelena Clay 

P. O. Box 159 

Honomu, Hawaii 96728 

Mr. Jerryl K. Mauhili 

1420 Auwae Road 


Mr. Guy Kaniho 

73-4341 Kukulu Place 


Jas W. Glover, Ltd. 

890 Leilani Street 


April Awana-Mattos 

2265 Ainaola Drive 


Zanga Schutte 

P. O. Box 1685 


Peaches J. Cullen 

Dba Expect a Miracle 0 Onolicious Poi 

P. O. Box 2471 


H. Kona, Inc. 



Ginger Patch Center, LLC 



Patricia K. Hodson 

P. O. Box 126 


Keaukaha Panaewa Farmers Association 

P. O. Box 6844 

Hilo, Hawaii 96720-8935 

Attn: Ms. Mele Spencer, President 


Kamaoa-Puueo 

(3) 9-3-001:002(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:004(P) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-004:052(P) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

Honomu 

(3) 2-8-011:009 

Honomu 

(3) 2-8-011:011(P) 

Humu’ula 

(3) 3-8-001:007(P) 

Keahuolu, North Kona 

(3) 7-4-008:065 (P) 

Honomu 

(3) 2-8-011:011 (p) 

Puukapu 

(3) 6-4-004:047 (p) 

Waimea 

(3) 6-4-001:059 (p) 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:032 

Waiakea 

(3) 2-2-060:001 

Puukapu 

(3) 4-6-033:017 

Panaewa 

(3) 2-1-025:091 (p) 

$6,300.00 

8/1/2004 

$1,764.00 

3/1/2005 

$876.00 

4/1/2005 

Gratis 

7/1/2005 

$5,796.00 

8/1/2005 

$2,400.00 

2/28/2007 

$264.00 

3/14/2007 

$12,000.00 

7/1/2007 

$5,200.00 

2/1/2010 

$1,800.00 

11/1/2009 

$240.00 

3/1/2010 

Terminated 

10/31/2010 

$1,464.00 

8/1/2010 

$300.00 

12/02/2010 

$240.00 


Hawaii 

0.56 

Hawaii 

1,720 

Hawaii 

7,600 

Kauai 

14.000 

Kauai 

3.264 

Kauai 

2.866 

Kauai 

14.903 

Kauai 

5.430 

Kauai 

11.000 

Kauia 

30.00 

Kauai 

13.000 

Kauai 

0.023 

Kauai 

0.009 

Kauai 

0.242 

Kauai 

0.367 

Kauai 

1.032 

474 

Parking 

475 

Pasture 

476 

Pasture 

23 

Agricultural 

45 

Agricultural 

47 

Pastoral 

63 

Pastoral 

87 

Religious 

Activities 

117 

Agricultural 

158 

Pasture 

159 

Pastoral 

160 

Commercial 

163 

Commercial 

176 

Caretaker 

181 

Caretaker 

182 

Caretaker 

Guy Startsman 

81 Puako Beach Drive 



P. O. Box 837 


Palekoki Ranch, Inc. 

P. O. Box 126 

Honokaa, Hawaii 96727 

Mr. William Lemn 

P. O. Box 213 


Mr. Solomon Lovell 

P. O. Box 533 


Mr. Clay Kelekoma 

P. O. Box 135 


Ms. Esther K. Medeiros 

P. O. Box 687 


Lihue First Church 

P. O. Box 1812 


Mr. Don Mahi 

P. O. Box 538 


Richard Kaui 

P. O. Box 385 


Mr. Gordon Rosa 

P. O. Box 561 


Mr. Woodrow K. Contrades 

P. O. Box 577 


Ms. Patricia Contrades 

P. O. Box 310 


Mr. Joseph Keahi 

P. O. Box 7 


Mr. Patrick Kauanui 

P. O. Box 164 


Mr. Joshua Huddy 

P. O. Box 447 


Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-003:003 (p) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:002 (p) 

Kawaihae 

(3) 6-1-001:003 (p) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:028 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-006:004 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-015:024 to 026 

Anahola 

(4) 8-011:005, 006, 011, 

013 & 049 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-007:020 

Anahola 

(4) 48-018:031 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:038 (p) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:038(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:045(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:045(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-016:034 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-016:025 & 072 


$6,408.00 


$7,200.00 


$31,620.00 


$3,384.00 

7/1/1978 

$528.00 

12/1/1981 

$336.00 

4/15/1982 

$1,704.00 

2/1/1984 

$756.00 

6/1/1986 

$1,488.00 

10/1/1990 

$1,380.00 

4/1/1994 

$636.00 

4/1/1994 

$552.00 

4/1/1994 

$384.00 

4/1/1994 

Gratis 

3/13/1995 

In-kind service 

6/30/1995 


8/23/1995

Kauai 

0.23 

Kauai 

0.460 

Kauai 

16.072 

Kauai 

0.319 

Kauai 

0.165 

Kauai 

18.931 

Kauai 

0.110 

Kauai 

8.000 

Kauai 

0.550 

Kauai 

0.918 

Kauai 

45.023 

Kauai 

3.600 

Kauai 

5.153 

Kauai 

0.190 

Kauai 

315.970 

Kauai 

0.344 

186 

Parking 

200 

Storage 

203 

Industrial 

210 

Commercial 

213 

Caretaker 

227 

Agricultural 

235 

Community 

237 

Agricultural 

240 

School Bus 

Parking 

251 

Parking 

256 

Pastoral 

260 

Caretaker 

262 

Caretaker 

271 

Caretaker 

282 

Pastoral 

289 

Agricultural 

116 

Arthur & Lena Palama 

P. O. Box 538 

Hanapepe, Hawaii 96765 

Kauai Habitat for Humanity 

P. O. Box 28 

Ele’ele, Hawaii 96705 

Ms. Mona Lisa 

Mr. Randy Boyer, and 

Aloha Lumber Company 

4-1525 Kuhio Highway 


Ms. Rose Kaui 

P. O. Box 816 


Mr. Joseph Rapozo 

P. O. Box 180 


Mr. Sam Pa and 

Ms. Angelina K. Koli 

P. O. Box 26 


Mr. Reginald D. Manaku 

P. O. Box 751 


Ms. Linda Kaauwai-Iwamoto 



Akita Enterprises, Ltd. 

2960 Aukele Street 


Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. and Margaret C. Phillips 

4-1191 Kuhio Highway, Suite 124 


Mr. & Mrs. William J., Sr. and 

Alison Sanchez 

873-A Kamalu Road 


Ms. Valerie Woods 

P. O. Box 1 


Mr. Eldon Tanigawa 

P. O. Box 197 


Mr. Michael J. DeMotta 

P. O. Box 723 


Mr. Stuart Keahiahi Hanchett 

P. O. Box 769 


Ms. Kuini Contrades 

P. O. Box 310 



Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-008:035 (p) 

Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-008:035(P) 

Kapaa 

(4) 4-5-015:003(P) & 034 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-011:045(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-009:017 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:038 & 044 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-012:010(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-005:042(P) 

Kapaa 

(4) 4-5-005:006(P) 

Kapaa 

(4) 4-5-005:006(P) 

Wailua 

(4) 3-9-002:003 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-006:042 

Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-007:018 

Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-007:021(P) 

Moloa’a 

(4) 4-9-010:002 & 005 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-008:001(P) 

$1,320.00 

10/1/1995 

$528.00 

7/1/1996 

$35,232.00 

1/1/1997 

$3,816.00 

6/1/1997 

Gratis 

1/12/1998 

$708.00 

10/8/1999 

School Bus Parking 

$264.00 

6/1/2000 

Civic Club 

$576.00 

11/1/2000 

$5,196.00 

9/5/2000 

$7,524.00 

3/1/2001 

$2,136.00 

6/15/2001 

$528.00 

3/8/2002 

$408.00 

5/1/2002 

$408.00 

9/1/2002 

$6,960.00 

4/1/2003 

$264.00 

5/1/2003 

Kauai 

5.000 

Kauai 

63.000 

Kauai 

1.400 

Kauai 

10.330 

Kauai 

1.070 

Kauai 

0.164 

Kauai 

5.000 

Kauai 

0.344 

Kauai 

16.700 

Kauai 

50.000 

Kauai 

5.000 

Kauai 

11.600 

Kauai 

.430 

Kauai 

.188 

Kauai 

2.849 

304 

Agricultural 

314 

Pastoral 

318 

Caretaker 

323 

Community 

350 

Agricultural 

351 

Agricultural 

352 

Pastoral 

358 

Parking 

359 

Agricultural 

362 

Pastoral 

365 

Agricultural 

367 

Pastoral 

370 

Caretaker 

384 

Caretaker 

385 

Pastoral 

Mr. Harold W. Ano 

P. O. Box 713 


Mr. Tarey Low 

3060 Elua Street, #306 


Mr. & Mrs. John and Arlene Reyes 

P. O. Box 366 


Anahola Hawaiian Homes Association 

P. O. Box 646 


Mr. Frank S. Rivera, Sr. and 

Mrs. Amber Rivera 

P. O. Box 761 


Ms. Puanani Cummings 

P. O. Box 169 


Mr. John Hanson 

P. O. Box 621 


Mr. Wallace Rita and 

Mr. Clyde Odo 

P. O. Box 354 

Waimea, Hawaii 96796 

Mr. Reginald D. Manaku and 

Mr. J. Mar. Ikaika Manaku 

P. O. Box 751 


Mr. Patrick Kelekoma and 

Mr. Clay Kelekoma 

P. O. Box 135 


Mr. Donn Kale Smith 

P. O. Box 29 


Mr. Norman & Mrs. Ruby Cummings 

6402-A Ahele Drive 


Ms. Kawehilani Mahi 

P. O. Box 496 


Mr. William Leleo 

P. O. Box 338 


Lono K.M. Fu 

P. O. Box 115 


Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:007(P) & 

022(P) 

Kamalomalo 

(4) 4-7-002:004 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-010:005(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-7-004:002(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:013(P) 

Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-008:035(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-7-004:035(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-7-004:022(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-7-002:004(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019(P) 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:018(P) 

Anahola-Kamalomalo 

(4) 4-8-003:020(P) 


$708.00 

12/1/2003 

$2,292.00 

4/1/2004 

$264.00 

5/15/2004 

Terminated 


$264.00 

5/1/2005 

Gratis 

5/1/2005 

$1,320.00 

5/1/2005 

$6,684.00 

7/1/2005 

$984.00 

1/1/2007 

$1,392.00 

7/5/05 

$264.00 

8/1/2005 

$672.00 

7/1/2005 

Gratis 

7/1/2005 

$264.00 

9/1/2005 

$264.00 

9/1/2005

Kauai 

0.580 

Kauai 

0.34 

Kauai 

2.000 

Kauai 

7.800 

Kauai 

20.0 

Kauai 

1,66 

Kauai 

320.0 

Kauai 

0.059 

Kauai 

0.092 

Maui 

129.000 

Maui 

62.000 

Maui 

5057.000 

Maui 

5.000 

Maui 

105.0 

Maui 

0.184 

Maui 

646.000 

409 

Industrial 

427 

Community 

432 

Industrial 

439 

Rock Quarry 

450 

Agriculture 

455 

Agriculture 

461 

Pastoral 

S-6347 

Parking 

S-6811 

Landscaping 

030 

Pastoral 

046 

Pastoral 

189 

Pastoral 

249 

Agriculture 

319 

Agriculture 

321 

Industrial 

332 

Agriculture 

118 

Kauai Farm Fuels 

P. O. Box 628 


Holualele Canoe Club 

Dba Na Molokama’o Hanalei 

P. O. Box 441 

Hanalei, Hawaii 96714 

Glvoer Honsador, LLC 

P. O. Box 579 


Pohaku o Kauai Materials, LLC 

Mr. Stanley H. Morinaka, Member 

P. O. Box 3329 


Palahiko Farms 

4266 Puaole Street 


Libre’s Ohana Farm 

P. O. Box 6 

Kekaha, Hawaii 96747 

Ralph Kaui 

1694 Aleluna Place 


Mr. Paul T. Esaki 



Mr. Sunny L. Honda 

P. O. Box 2043 


Haleakala Ranch Company 

529 Kealaloa Avenue 


Haleakala Ranch Company 

529 Kealaloa Avenue 


Mr. James C. & Mrs. Jane Sakugawa 

3302 Omaopio Road 


Kukulu Kumuhana 

P. O. Box 413 

Hana, Hawaii 96713 

Kaanapali Development Corporation 

275 Lahainaluna Road 

Lahaina, Hawaii 96761 

Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Leslie Hiraga 

P. O. Box 41 


Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. 

P. O. Box 3440 



Hanapepe 

(4) 1-8-008:081 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:020 (p) 

Anahola/Kamalomalo 

(4) 4-8-003:025 (p) & 

027 (p) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-002:023 (p) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-002:023 (p) 

Kekaha 

(4) 1-2-002:023 (p) 

Wailua 

(4) 3-9-001:012 (p) 

Kapaa 

(4) 4-5-015:048 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-009:010(P) 

Kahikinui 

(2) 1-9-001:011 

Kahikinui 

(2) 1-9-001:008 

Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:014 

Hana 

(2) 1-3-004:012(P) 

Honokowai 

(2) 4-4-002:003(P) 

Honokawai 

(2) 4-4-002:003(P) 

Pulehunui 

(2) 3-8-008:002 

$10,080.00 

4/1/2007 

$240.00 

10/13/2009 

$12,000.00 

10/1/2008 

$2.00/ton 

12/1/2008 

$1,200.00 

10/1/2009 

$5,851.50 

11/1/2009 

$1,280.00 

11/1/2009 

$480.00 

2/1/1986 

$264.00 

6/1/1992 

$564.00 

12/1/1978 

$960.00 

3/19/1982 

$21,090.00 

1/1/1996 


11/1/2000 

$3,690.00 

5/1/2004 

$996.00 

7/1/2004 

$59,604.00 

7/1/2003 

Maui 

40.000 

Maui 

6.820 

Maui 

228.880 

Maui 

2.200 

Maui 

7.500 

Maui 

59.3 

Molokai 

0.860 

Molokai 

30.000 

Molokai 

9370.000 

Molokai 

35.000 

Molokai 

0.490 

Molokai 

0.036 

Molokai 

542.500 

Molokai 

0.975 

Molokai 

35.000 

334 

Agriculture 

344 

Community 

353 

Pastoral 

397 

Parking 

402 

Pastoral 

447 

Agriculture 

011 

Commercial 

073 

Agricultural 

178 

Pastoral 

233 

Agricultural 

298 


346 

Office 

406 

Pastoral 

410 


420 

Agriculture 

Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. 

P. O. Box 266 

Puuneene, Hawaii 96748 

Waiohuli Hawaiian Homesteaders Assoc., Inc. 

P. O. Box 698 

Kahului, Hawaii 96790-0698 

Ulupalakua Ranch, Inc. 

HC1 Box 901 


SVO Pacific, Inc. 

c/o Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort Villas 

6 Kai Ala Drive 


Attn: Accounting Department 

Mr. Robert & Mrs. Adrienne Kia 

24 Puuala Street 


Maui Pineapple Company, Inc. 

870 Haliimaile Road 


Mr. Patricio Jr. & Mrs. Cora Sanchez 

dba Kalamaula Motors 

P. O. Box 694 


Monsanto Hawaii 

P. O. Box 40 


Molokai Homestead Livestock Association 

P. O. Box 1616 


Mr. Harry K. Purdy, III and 

Mrs. Marlene K. Purdy 

P. O. Box 84 


Ahupua’a o Molokai 

P. O. Box 159 


Partners in Development Foundation 

2020 Bachelot Street 


Mr. Desmond & Mrs. Christy Manaba 

HC-1 Box 479 

Kaunakakai, Molokai 96748 

Molokai Humane Society 

P. O. Box 1258 


Mr. Conrad Aquino 

P. O. Box 824 


Pulehunui 

(2) 3-8-008:008(P) 

Kula 

(2) 2-2-002:056(P) 

Makawao 

(2) 2-1-004:015, 094, 

114, 121, 122(LP) 

Honokowai 

(2) 4-4-002:003(P) 

Keokea 

(2) 2-2-002:055(P) 

Honokowai, Lahina 

(2) 4-4-002:018 (p) 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-008:107 

Palaau 

(2) 5-2-011:033 

Kalamaula 

(2) 5-2-010:001(P) & 

(2) 5-4-003 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-007:079 and 080 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-030:007 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-015:053(P) 


(2) 5-2-001:004 & 

(2) 5-2-001:030(P) 


(2) 5-25-004:052 


(2) 5-2-001:001 


$4,110.00 

7/1/2003 

$240.00 

3/4/2005 

$576.00 

7/1/1999 

$72,000.00 

11/1/2006 

Terminated 

7/31/2010 

Terminated 

12/31/2010 

$2,424.00 

8/1/1977 

$2,352.00 

8/1/1984 

$240.00 

5/1/1995 

$444.00 

4/1/2000 

$240.00 

9/1/2003 

$7,260.00 

4/1/2005 

$1,896.00 

4/1/2007 

$1,200.00 

7/1/2007 

In-kind services 

1/14/2008

Molokai 

95 

Molokai 

1.080 

Molokai 

2.38 

Molokai 

1.37 

Molokai 

29.66 

Molokai 

91.616 

Lanai 

25.000 

Oahu 

438.100 

Oahu 

1126.000 

Oahu 

2.400 

Oahu 

1.892 

Oahu 

3.680 

Oahu 

3.025 

421 

Agriculture 

437 

Agriculture 

448 

Agriculture 

449 

Agriculture 

466 

Agriculture 

469 

Pasture 

387 

Pastoral 

122 

Pastoral 

127 

Pastoral 

131 

Stabling 

138 

Community 

146 

Stabling 

147 

Stabling 

120 

L& R Farms 

P. O. Box 125 


Stephanie S.H. Crivello 

P. O. Box 1097 

Kaunakaki, Hawaii 96748 

Frederick and Kelly Richardson 

Dba Molakai Lei Organics 

P. O. Box 1982 


Kenneth and Donna Miguel 

P. O. Box 112 


Mr. Fred Miller Aki III 

Mrs. Suliana Aki 

P. O. Box 126 


Rufino K. Agliam, Sr. 

Lenora K. Keomaka 

Dba Triple K, LLC 

P. O. Box 372 


Mr. Alton & Mrs. Joelle Aoki 

P. O. Box 631285 

Lanai City, Hawaii 96763 

Waianae Valley Farm, Ltd. 

89-155 Nanaikala Place 


Mr. Robert D. Lyman 

91-1064 Kauiki Street 

Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706 

Mr. John Manuhoa Cook 

P. O. Box 743 


Waimanalo Hawaiian Homes Association 

P. O. Box 353 


Mr. Duroy Rosecrans 

P. O. Box 129 


Honolulu Polo Club 

P. O. Box 3589 



Hoolehua-Pala’au 

(2) 5-2-001:030 (p) 

Kamamaula 

(2) 5-2-008:105 

Ualapue 

(2) 5-6-002:025 (p) 

Uallapue 

(2) 5-6-002:025 (p) 

Hoolehua 

(2) 5-2-002:055 

Hoolehua, 

(2) 5-2-007:090 

Lana’i City 

(2) 4-9-002:057(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-008:003 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:093 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-003:015(P), 4-1- 

008:077(P) & 078(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-009:271 & 284 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-009:281 

$2,400.00 

3/1/2008 

$240.00 

12/1/2008 

$600.00 

9/1/2009 

$300.00 

9/1/2009 

$300.00 

8/1/2010 

$1,200.00 


$696.00 

7/1/2006 

$11,280.00 

2/1/1991 

$14,304.00 

6/16/1991 

$3,720.00 

8/1/1991 

$504.00 

7/1/1992 

Nursery/Open 

Market 

$2,064.00 

8/1/1993 

$1,848.00 

8/4/1993 

Oahu 

8.000 

Oahu 

1.200 

Oahu 

3.400 

Oahu 

1.900 

Oahu 

2.000 

Oahu 

0.712 

Oahu 

0.267 

Oahu 

1.016 

Oahu 

0.070 

Oahu 

0.1148 

Oahu 

0.423 

Oahu 

0.689 

Oahu 

0.941 

166 

Pastoral 

171 

Stabling 

172 

Stabling 

173 

Stabling 

187 

Industrial 

191 


216 

Caretaker 

218 

Stabling 

220 

Caretaker 

239 

Caretaker 

257 

Caretaker 

272 

Industrial 

283 

Storage 

Ms. Frances Kama-Silva 

86-412-C Lualualei Homestead Road 


Ms. Mary Ann Higashi 

89-1149 Naniahiahi Place 


Mr. Roy & Mrs. June K. Pires 

1052 Hui Street 

Kailua, Hawaii 96734 

Mr. Benjamin Char 

Mr. Allan Silva 

P. O. Box 430 


Ms. Frances Kama-Silva 

86-412-C Lualualei Homestead Road 


Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health 

Center 



Ms. Marian K. Kanoa 

41-192 Poliala Street 


Mr. John D. Kaupiko 

6307 Ookala Place 


Mr. Howard Doctorello 

41-217 Kalau Place 


Ms. Charlene L. Ching 

89-160 Naniahiahi Place 


Papakolea Community Development 

Corporation 

2150 Tantalus Drive 


Mr. Herbert M. Nuuanu, Jr. 

91-560 Kaakina Street 


Oahu Auto Service, Inc. 

c/o Mr. Isaac Keahi Smith 



Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-003:003(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:094 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:095 

Lualualei 

(1) 8-6-003:003(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-005:014(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-030:053(P) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-009:287 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-030:053(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

Papakolea 

(1) 2-2-014:015 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Moiliili 

(1) 2-7-008:018(P) & 

020(P) 


$2,772.00 

5/16/1994 

$336.00 

12/1/1994 

$6,240.00 

1/1/1995 

$3,528.00 

1/1/1995 

Gratis 

1/8/1995 

$2,088.00 

12/18/1995 

Gratis 

2/18/1999 

$1,572.00 

7/12/1999 

Gratis 

4/14/1999 

$264.00 

9/1/2000 

Gratis 

3/1/2002 

$4,200.00 

8/1/2002 

$151,536.00 

3/14/2003

Oahu 

5.000 

Oahu 

0.017 

Oahu 

1.407 

Oahu 

0.459 

Oahu 

25.000 

Oahu 

5.000 

Oahu 

0.344 

301 

Storage 

303 

Commercial 

305 

Industrial 

307 

Storage 

309 

Parking 

310 

Stabling 

311 

Storage 

Oahu 312 

Office 

Oahu 

Oahu 

0.479 

Oahu 

0.744 

Oahu 

2.150 

Oahu 

1.033 

313 

Storage 

327 

Parking 

330 

Office/ 

Storage 

333 

Storage 

335 

Commercial 

122 

Hawaii Explosives and Pyrotechnics, Inc. 

P. O. Box 1244 

Keeau, Hawaii 96749 

American Hauling, Inc. 

P. O. Box 75506 


Bob’s Building Services, Inc. 

41-028 Hihimanu Street 


JJS Construction, Inc. 

650 Aipo Street 


The Pasha Group 

5725 Paradise Drive, #1000 

Corte Madera, CA 94925 

Mr. Albert Cummings, III and 

Mrs. Ihilani T.D. Miller-Cummings 

P. O. Box 75475 


Pacific Isle Equipment Rental, Inc. 

P. O. Box 60511 


Black Businessman and Woman Foundation 

P. O. Box 970921 

Waipahu, Hawaii 96797 

Bauske Environmental, Inc. 

dba BENDCo 

P. O. Box 75301 


MK Services of Hawaii, Inc. 

dba Professional Driving Academy 

P. O. Box 6302 


F.G. Landscape Pacific, Inc. 

98-1277 Kaahumanu Street, PMB 365 


I.P. Enterprise 

P. O. Box 17098 


Paling & Sons Trucking & Equipment Rentals 

89-130 Mano Avenue 



Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:040(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-036:033 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:061(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:061(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:040(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

$6,000.00 

10/1/2003 

$5,400.00 

12/1/2003 

$240.00 

12/1/2003 

$14,400.00 

12/1/2003 

$583,800.00 

1/10/2004 

Warehouse 

$2,400.00 

3/1/2004 

$23,820.000 

3/15/2004 

Office 

$3,000.00 

4/1/2004 

$28,140.00 

5/1/2004 

Office 

Terminated 


$34.741.20 


Terminated 

8/18/2010 

$7,992.00 

12/1/2004 

Oahu 

20.000 

Oahu 

1.081 

Oahu 

0.411 

Oahu 

1.653 

Oahu 

2.000 

Oahu 

.124 

Oahu 

.918 

Oahu 

4.753 

Oahu 

.861 

Oahu 

1.033 

Oahu 

0.275 

Oahu 

8.671 

Oahu 

2.000 

337 

Agricultural 

340 

Storage/ 

Parking 

341 

Storage 

355 

Storage 

375 

Industrial 

378 

Parking 

379 

Storage 

380 

Storage 

381 

Industrial 

383 

Storage 

393 

Recreation 

396 

Agricultural 

401 

Storage 

Sports Turf Hawaii, Inc. 

47-476 Kialula Street 


VIP Sanitation, Inc. 

662 Hoohai Place 

Pearl City, Hawaii 96782 

R & KA Equipment 

94-1167 Mopua Loop, #Q-1 


William Scotsman, Inc. 

dba Hawaii Modular Space, Inc. 

8211 Town Center Drive 

Baltimore, MD 21236 

Bears Trucking, Inc. 

98-0143 Oliwa Street 


Mr. Brian Akita and 

Mr. Eugene Cacho 

2374 Aumakua Street 


Discount Storage, LLC & 

Containers Hawaii 

dba The Storage Room, Inc. 

868 Queen Street 


Coastal Construction Co., Inc. 

1900 Hau Street 


Highway Construction, Ltd. 

720 Umi Street 


Devin B. Donahue 

3145-E Kalihi Street 


Oahu Horseshoe Pitchers Association 

643 Kuliouou Road 


XianXing Huang & Hong Fang Gan 

85-1330 Waianae Valley Road, #C 


Aiwohi Bros., Inc. 

91-1600 Wahane Street 


Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:009 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Pearl City 

(1) 9-7-024:050(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027(P) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:061(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-5-029:002(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027 


$11,220.00 

2/1/2005 

$49,560.00 

3/1/2005 

$30,750.00 

4/1/2005 

Parking 

$98,940.00 

5/1/2005 

$36,000.00 

11/1/2005 

$7,200.00 

8/1/2005 

$84,000.00 

8/1/2005 

$148,800.00 

9/1/2005 

$22,776.00 

7/1/2005 

$10,200.00 

8/1/2005 

In-Kind Service 

2/1/2006 

$5,724.00 

3/1/2006 

$69,000.00 

9/1/2008

Oahu 

0.310 

Oahu 

2.000 

Oahu 

5.000 

Oahu 

38.718 

Oahu 

.22957 

Oahu 

0.055 

Oahu 

0.1147 

403 

Office 

407 


408 

Storage 

411 

Industrial 

412 

Industrial 

414 

Storage/ 

Parking 

417 

Industrial 

Oahu 418 

Industrial 

Oahu 

0.230 

Oahu 

0.210 

Oahu 

0.505 

Oahu 

2.500 

Oahu 

424 

Storage 

425 

Storage 

426 

Storage 

428 

Industrial 

429 

Office/ 

Classroom 

124 

Mr. Benjamin Kahalehoe 

92-526 Pilipono Street 


Waianae District Comprehensive Health & 

Hospital Board, Inc. 



H-5 Hawaii Helping the Hungry Have Hope 



Save Oahu’s Race Track (SORT) 

P. O. Box 128 


Mega Construction, Inc. 



Thomas Transport Service 

Mr. Thomas Tamashiro, Owner 

P. O. Box 179408 


La’au Structures 

650 Kakoi Street, Unit #200 


Island Design & Construction, Ltd. 

1001 Bishop Street, Suite 1335 

American Savings Bank Tower 


Barber’s Point Riding Club 

P. O. Box 75382 


American Drilling Company 

Attn: Mr. Paul Frandsen 

P. O. Box 2035 


Maunalei Trucking 

Attn: Mr. Arnold Richardson 

4124 Keaka Drive 


Biogenesis Pacific, Inc. dba AMT Truss 

Mr. Gerald N.Y.C. Lam, President 

1604 Ulualana Place 


Myrtle Kaahaaina 

89-621 Pohakunui Avenue 



Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-6-001:012 & 024(P) 

Waianae 

(1) 4-1-008:002 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:040(P) 

Papakolea 

(1) 2-2-005:035(P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064: 010 (P) 

Moanalua 

1-1-064:010 (P) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:038 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (por) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024 (p) 

$11,400.00 

10/1/2006 

$480.00 

5/2/2007 

$480.00 

Mobile Homeless 

Shelters 

$24,000.00 

8/1/2007 

$12,000.00 

8/3/2007 

$19,800.00 

11/7/2008 

$60,000/00 

11/1/2007 

Terminated 

2/28/2010 

$600.00 

8/1/2008 

$12,000.00 

9/12/2008 

$37,200.00 

9/29/2008 

$98,400.00 

11/15/2008 

$3,000.00 

10/1/2008 

Oahu 

0.072 

Oahu 

0.072 

Oahu 

3.440 

Oahu 

0.298 

Oahu 

0.211 

Oahu 

20.000 

Oahu 

0.280 

Oahu 

0.640 

Oahu 

0.344 

Oahu 

0.344 

Oahu 

0.689 

Oahu 

6.40 

Oahu 

0,25 

430 

Industrial 

431 

Industrial 

433 

Baseyard 

435 

Storage 

436 

Storage 

438 

Community/ 

Industrial 

440 

Storage/ 

Office 

443 

Storage 

444 

Storage 

445 

Industrial 

446 

Industrial 

451 

Agriculture 

453 

Industrial 

Leonard’s Bakery 

933 Kapahulu Avenue 


Taylor Freezer & Equipment Co. 

Mr. Lou Kristovich 

P. O. Box 17 

Millbrae, California 94030 

Okada Trucking, Ltd. 

Mr. Paul Nihei 

818 Moowaa Street 


Pacific TruckinG, Inc. 

Mr. Jonnaven Monalim 

92-212 Opuakii Place 

Kapolei, Hawaii 96707. 

Miller’s Paving, LLC. 

Mr. Andrew Miller, Owner 


Unit 170, PMB 332 

Miililani, Hawaii 96789 

Waimanalo Hawaiian Homes Association 

P. O. Box 353 


K Service Equipment Rental LLC 

Mr. Norman Tagata, Owner 

P. O. Box 755580 


T & C Plumbing\ 

Mr. Chris Manuel 

2472 Komomai Drive 


Xtreme Trucking, Inc. 

P. O. Box 60337 


D II’s Welding Services, LLC 

Mr. Donald P. Dias, II, Member 

87-114 Maaloa Street 


C J Peterson Services, Inc. 

Mr. Carl J. Peterson, President 

P. O. Box 971056 


Kenneth Hicks 

86-530 Lualualei Homestead Road 


F.P.S. Building Contractors, LLC 

92-848 Palailai Street 


Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064:032 (p) 

Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064:032 (p) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:002 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Waimanalo 

(1) 4-1-008:002 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:024 (p) & 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027 (p) 

Waianae 

(1) 8-6-003:002 & 032 

(p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:038 (p) 


$37,200.00 

9/1/2008 

Terminated 


$9,000.00 

7/7/2008 

$13,920.00 

1/1/2009 

$20,280.00 

12/1/2008 

Gratis 

12/1/2008 

$3,000.00 

1/1/2009 

$37,680.00 

6/15/2009 

$11,700.00 

7/1/2009 

$11,700.00 

7/1/2009 

$28,400.00 

7/1/2009 

$240.00 

11/1/2009 

$4,200.00 

11/16/2009

Oahu 

0.925 

Oahu 

0.225 

Oahu 

0.08 

Oahu 

0.359 

Oahu 

0.137 

Oahu 

0.1148 

Oahu 

78.64 

Oahu 

0.165 

Oahu 

0.07 

456 

Industrial 

460 

Industrial 

462 

Industrial 

463 

Industrial 

464 

Industrial 

468 

Industrial 

472 

Agriculture 

478 

Industrial 

479 

Industrial 

126 

Aloha Trucking LLC 

P. O. Box 60509 


FCS, Inc. 

2850 Paa Street, Suite 206 


Professional Commerical Services 

92-5040 Limukele Street 


J. Jeramiah Trucking Co., Inc. 

P. O. Box 2492 


Panui, Inc. 

P. O. Box 2492 


P.T. Solar Co., Inc. 

1333 Opua Street 


Aloun Farm, Inc. 


Kapolie, Hawaii 96707 

Attn: Alec Sou 

Kawao Trucking LLC 

92-1978 Kulihi Street 


Mr.Jayson Hilacion 

Pacific Island Fence, LLC 



Mr. Ed Hoo 


Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:027 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-028:038 (p) 

Honolulu 

(1) 1-1-064:010 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-13:028 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:028 (p) 

Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064:010 (p) 

East Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-016:108 (p) 

Kalaeloa 

(1) 9-1-013:048 (p) 

Moanalua 

(1) 1-1-064:032 (p) 

$28,800.00 

12/1/2009 

$7,800.00 

7/1/2010 

$43,200.00 

7/1/2010 

$10,800.00 

7/1/2010 

$19,200.00 

7/1/2010 

$60,000.00 

10/01/2010 

$$9,000.00 

12/01/2010 

$5,724.00 


$36,000.00 


rights-OF-entry PerMits 


ISLAND/ 

ACRE 

HAWAII 

NO./ 

USE 

419 

Easement 

HAWAII 423 

Community 

HAWAII 432 

Conservation 

HAWAII 433 

Easement 

HAWAII 435 

Conservation 

HAWAII 

10,972 

HAWAII 

220 

436 

Community 

437 

Community 

PERMITTEEE/ 

ADDRESS 

Palamanui LLC 

P. O. Box 9007 

Kailua-Kona, HI 96745 

US Department of the Army 

Army Corps of Engineer 

Honolulu District, Fort shafter, 

Haaii 96858 

Pohakuloa Training Area Natural 

Resource Office 

P. O. Box 4607 



P. O. Box 2750 



Department of Land and 

Natural Resources, Division of 

Forestry and Wildlife 

1151 Punchbowl Street, #325 



Department of Land and 

Natural Resources, Division of 

Forestry and Wildlife 

1151 Punchbowl Street, #325 


US Department of the Army 

Army Corps of Engineers 

Honolulu District 

Building 230 

Fort Shafter, Hawaii 96858 

LOCATION/ 

TMK 

Kalao’a 

(3) 7-3-010:039 (p) 

Makuu 

(3) 1-5-10:017 

(3) 1-5-118:013, 

(3) 1-5-120:22 thru 

035 

(3) 1-5-121:001 thru 

045 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:007, 013 

& 027 

Kamao’a-Puueo, Kau 

(3) 9-3-001:002 (p) 

Humuula 

(3) 3-8-001:002, 003, 

004, 007 & 009 

Kamao’a-Puueo, Kau 

(3) 9-3-001:002, 003, 

010, 011, 012 & 013 

Lalamilo 

(3) 6-6-001:077 (p) 

4 years; 

11/1/2008 – 

10/31/2012 

Gratis 

3 years; 

8/1/2009 – 

7/31/2012 

Gratos 


TERMS COMMENTS 

1 year, with option 

to extend term 

8/15/2010- 


Gratis 

1 year; w/ option to 

extend term 

9/1/2010-8/31/2011 

Gratis 

2 years; 


4/30/2013 

Gratis 

1 year; 


5/31/2012 

Gratis 

3 years; 

7/1/2011-6/30/2013 

Gratis 

To construct and 

maintain a 16” inch 

underground water 

pipeline and a tenfoot 

wide service 

access road 

To complete survey 

and disposal 

of identified 

unexploded 

ordnance and 

munitions 

To monitor Nene that 

frequently visit those 

area and investigate 

patterns of daily, 

seasonal, and yearly 

Nene presence 

To site a small SODAR 

trailer on property to 

collect wind data 

To construct 10.8 

miles between 

Hawaiian home lands 

and forest reserve 

To survey and control 

axis deer population 

To complete survey 

and disposal of 

identified munitions 

and explosives of 

concerns

HAWAII’ 

0.29 

KAUAI 

0.92 

OAHU 

440 

Community 

430 

Community 

412 

Recreation 

OAHU 416 

Conservation 

OAHU 

0.114 

OAHU 

0.114 

OAHU 

0.02 

OAHU 

55.876 

MAUI 

0.006 

428 

Base Yard 

434 

Public 

Service 

438 

Public 

Service 

441 

Industrial 

439 

Easement 

University of Hawaii Hilo for 

Hawaii Community College 


Kahua Inc. 

P. O. Box 250 


Hawaii Paragliding Association 

P. O. Box 742 


Koolaupoko Hawaiian Civic 

Club 

P. O. Box 664 


Hawaiian Dredging 

Construction Co., Inc. 

P. O.Box 4088 

Honolulu,Hawaii 96812 

Council for Native Hawaiian 

Advancement 




Design & Construction Branch 

650 South King Street, 11th 

Floor 


Honolulu Authority for Rapid 



1099 Alakea Street, 17th Fl 



P. O. Box 398 


128 

Keaukaha 

(3) 2-1-029:013 

Anahola 

(4) 4-8-003:019 (p) 

Nanakuli 

(1) 8-9-007:001 (p) 

(1) 8-9-012:061 (p) 

Heeia, Koolaupoku 

(1) 4-6-015:014 (p) 

East Kapolei II 

(1) 9-1-017:088 p) 

Kapolei 

(1) 9-1-153:024 

Papakolea 

(1) 2-2-005:035 (p) 

Waiawa 

(1) 9-4-008:010 

(1) 9-6-003:044 

Waiohuli-Hikina 

(2) 2-2-031:013 (p) 


11 months: 

8/1/2011-6/30/2012 

Gratis 

2 years; 

10/20/2010- 

10/19/2012 

Gratis 

5 years; 

3/1/2009 – 

2/28/2014 

Gratis 

5 years; 

8/1/2009-7/31/2014 

Gratis 

22 months; 

5/1/2010 – 

2/28/2012 

$250.00 per month 

13 months 

11/1/2010 – 


Gratis 

9 months 

7/1/2011 or upon 

start of construction 

Gratis 

9/1/2011 until long 

term license is 

executed 

Gratis 

8/26/2011 until 

long term license is 

executed 

Gratis 

To construct a 

3-bedroom/2 bath 

unit – Annual Model 

Home program 

Storage site for Piilani 

Me Ke Kai self help 

project 

Use the access trail for 

ingress and egress to 

adjacent property 

Cultural access 

To store construction 

material in 

conjunction with the 

KROC Còmmunity 

Center development 

Use Lot 271 as 

staging area for the 

self-help project 

Construction staging 

area for bridge repair 

project 

Planning, design 

and construction of 

the Transit oriented 

baseyard and 

guideway system 

Utility poles for 

homestead lessee

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