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Permanent li«htin4g also poses a risk of seabird attraction, and as such should be Ii�ininlired or eliminated to protect seabird flvwwaws and presei-w-e the ni<�ht sky. For illustrations and tguidance related to seabird-friendly light steles that also protect seabirds and the dark starrw skies ofl-lawwai i pl ease visit The State listed Ha"ahan Goose or i nt; (thyalUt .t UM/ric'eliviv) could IMentially occur in the WOW cWthe proposed prQect site, it is against State la" to harm or harass these species. If an are present durin`Y construction activities.. then all activities wwithin 100 Feet (30 nieters) should cease, and the bird should not be approached. Work. maw, continue after the bird leaves the area of its oww�n accord- If a nest is discovered at any point, please contact the Hawaii Island Branch DOF AW Office at (808) Q74-4221. The State listed Hawaiian Hawwk or 'Io tBwf; wlitcrn"n ma\ occur in the project wickdtw DOF.Y` W recommends surveying, the area to ensure no FlawwAW Hawk nests are present if trees are to be cut- `Io nests may be present durin<s the breeding„ season from March to September- The project area falls wwithin or is encompassed the historic ran44e of the State listed Blackburn's Sphinx Wh (B` N/C = hatcirwet l?hWtdnd). LaRue of BSNI feed on many nonnative hostplants that include trete tobacco (Nicoliumi g,1[mco) which givi1s in diStUrbed soil, We recommend contactintY our I Iawwa] i Island Branch DOF. W office at (808) 074-422 1 for further intornlation abcult where. BSNI may be present and whether a veyation survey should be conducted to determiner the presence ofplants preferred by BSNM. DOI--A\,4' recommends removing plants less than one meter in height or Mins the dR, time of the year to avoid harm to BSM. if you intend to eitlrter remove tree to over one meter in height or to disturb the <=round around or wwithin several meters of these plants, they must be thorcug,llly inspected by a qualifiet:l biolo<-;ist for the presence of BSM e{ugs and larw ae. DDI AW' recommends ntinintizints the 111ow entent of plant or soil material between work-sites. Soil and plant material may, contain invasive lungal pathogens (op, Rapid '0hi-a Death), vertebrate and h"wortebrate pests (e <_j., Ivittle Fire Nets, Coconut Rlii roceros Beetles), or inv asi�ve plant parts that could harm our natiw'e species and ecosystems. I-ecomme.nd consultin{,) the Bi,.; Island Invasive Si.7ecies (Nnadttee (fAISC) at (808) Q33-3340 in planning, design.. and construction of the project to learn of any hivthoisk irivasiwe species in the area and ways to mitigate spread. All equipment, materials, and personnel should be cleaned ofexcess soil and debris to minimize the risk of spreading invasive species. Clear that maw contain soil. such tis work boots and vehicles, should be fhoi-ou<}hly cleaned with water and sprayed ww ith 7M , alcohol solution to prevent tile spread of Rapid `t AVa Death and other harmful fungal pathogens. To prevent the spread of Rapid -Ohl a Death (ROD)- if 'ohi-a trees are present and \01 be removed, trimmed, or potentially injured DOTQkV` requests that the information and guidance at the fc}1lC3wwlnt w\"ebsite be reviewed and followed: t _i. h ,_ {iii �_..._' ,' DOF AN--V recommends uIng nah-e plant species t�or landscapim, that are appropriate IN the area (i.c., chmate conchtions are suitable for the plants to thrive, historically occurred there, etc..). Please do not plant invasive. species. DC FAJV recommends consultin.,-, the Havwai-i-Pacific NVeed Rl.k :Lj;,r. Snlcnt w4nb;•SE': to :it `e_`rrlilne t11C pt}tentt<tl 3n1'a:idwerl4`,.: o'Pp14117tS I±PoI}oStd l+ir use in be