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d. fire hydrants spaced no more than 600 feet apart and within 300 feet of the driveway or access for each lot. The waterline will be installed in trenches to a depth of approximately 3-ft. The roadway within Iki Place will be restored to the existing pavement width while the roadway within Aniani Street will be restored over an entire lane (i.e.,not limited to a patch over the trench). The property owners will be responsible for the improvements on their private property to connect or re-connect their plumbing to the new service. 3. Proposed Method of Assessment The"assessment unit"as defined by HCC Chapter 12 is a subdivided parcel or condominium unit with a unique tax key number. Each assessment unit within this improvement district will he subject to a special assessment. There arc 18 single-family lots andno condominium p g y c ndominium units. The unit cost per assessment unit will be determined by equally dividing the total project costs by the 18 assessment units. Each assessment unit will require one(I) unit of water, which is equivalent to an average use of 400 gallons per day. Currently. there are three (3) vacant lots that do not have water service, which would also be required to pay the prevailing Facilities Charge, aside from the special assessment. This charge however, will be the responsibility of the owner/applicant at the time water service is requested for and is not factored in to the assessment unit. The current cost for the Facilities Charge is $1,190.00 for each of the three(3) vacant tots. 4. Land and Easements to be Acquired Iki Place is an existing private road,and therefore,an easement covering the entire roadway lot will he required as all of the proposed improvements appear to be able to occur within the Iki Place lot. 5. Recommended Materials The recommended materials for the water system improvements shall meet the requirements of the DWS Standards. Also, all backfill and asphalt pavement materials shall meet the requirements of the Department of Public Works, County of Hawai`i. The roadway will be restored to the existing pavement width (i.e., nut limited to a patch over the trench). The property owners will be responsible for the improvements on their private property to connect their plumbing to the new service. 6. Improvement District Boundaries The Improvement District boundaries were determined by boundaries of the subdivision that created the 18 lots. All of the lots in the proposed Improvement District boundaries will receive a direct benefit of having their own individual DWS meter front their lot,eliminating the need to maintain private customer lines within Hale Pule Road as well as along Iki Place,fronting other