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in 1832 and was the Kahu of the historic'lmiola church In Waimea during that time period; a period in which Waimea's landscape was changing due to cattle and other shifts in land -use. In this context Emma Doyle notes the following: "in the old days much of Waimea plateau was covered by a forest largely of the ohia lehua, Accordingly the euphonious nameAluohla (fragrance of the ohia) had been given to a district in Waimea, Myfather frequently used the expression, 'Alaohia nei". It Is true that the name had become unfamiliar as the ohia forest retreated toward Hamakua, but historical fitness not less than appeal to the ear and the imagination urged the acceptance of this old Hawaiian name in place of the time honored but untenable Waimea.' (Doyle 1953:43)1 Figure 3. TMK plat map 6-7-002, zoomed In to subject property with approximate boundary corner dots color coded. Figure 4. Portion of HawaO Registered inap #2576 (1915 Wallet E. Wall) with approximate property boundary correlated to TMK plat 6-7-002 and Land commission Awards (LCA) #988 and #5978, In modern time, the Parker Ranch Land Trust has re -subdivided, re -zoned, developed and sold lands adjacent to Minuke 'Ole Corral formerly dedicated to community use and open space. To date, the Island of Hawai'l YMCA, The Royal Order of Kamehameha 1, the Rotary Club of North Hawaii and the Waimea Preservation Association (WPA) have been collaboratively maintaining the property for more than 20 years, "Public Access" and "Open Space", are high priorities in their stewardship of the parcel, and protecting these elements is deemed urgent given the trend of development and change that they have been witnessing over the decades. The open space views of the property itself, and of Kohala Mountain and Maunakea are iconic to Waimea, And the multi -purpose sports field is a resource to the youth of this community. Doyle, Enimu L. 1953 Moktia Lainnn:The Story of Lorenzo Lyons, ne Adveniser Publishing Co. Ltd., Honolulu, Ill. III