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information and cultural values. For site 14196 no further data collection was warranted or recommended. Site 14215 may contain one or more burials and further data collection is recommended. The remaining three sites are assessed as significant for information content, cultural value and as excellent or interesting examples of site types (Sites 14203, 14193 and 14202). Preservation and interpretive development were recommended for the petroglyphs two sites (sites 1493 and 14202. Preservation and interpretive development are recommended for the petroglyphs at Site 14202, and the Feature A cave and associated (interior) pond and exterior petroglyphs at Site 14193. An cultural study and archaeological mitigation and preservation plan will be submitted prior to any land altering activity or development. 19. Surrounding Zoning/Land Uses: The subject property is bordered by lands zoned Resort -Hotel (V -2a) and the Waikoloa Beach Resort to the north; to the east are lands zoned Low Density Urban and Conservation. The Waikoloa Beach Resort is a major destination resort area. Pursuant to the General Plan Revision, Waikoloa Beach Resort will designated within the Resort Node. PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES 20. Access: Access to the site is off the Queen Kaahumanu Highway via a private road off of Waikoloa Beach Drive. 21. Water: Water is currently available to support the project from West Hawaii Utilities Company (formerly Waikoloa Resort Utilities, Inc.). This private utility company provides water to the rest of Waikoloa Beach Resort from its wells located proximate to Waikoloa Village. 22. Wastewater: Wastewater generated by the proposed development will be collected, treated and disposed of by a wastewater treatment system owned and operated by West Hawaii Utilities Company. This system services the rest of Waikoloa Beach Resort. The wastewater treatment system meets all of the State Department of Health standards for a private wastewater treatment system. N