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12. 02. 9i 19:51 F.1S 8085845811 .~15E};STOS GFFICE I~005 Maurice A. Richard, Hawaii Regional Development Hanager October 3, 1989 Page 14 d. Por the purposes of these noise conditions, the 'nearest residence° is hereby defined as: For three years following the date of granting of the Geothermal Resource Permit, that permanently occupied dwelling nearest the applicable noise emission point as of the date of the granting of this permit; for all following years, that permanently occupied dwelling nearest the applicable noise emission point. e. Sound level measurements shall be conducted using standard procedures with sound level meters using the 'A' weighting and `slow' meter response unless otherwise stated. 25. Pursuant to Article 12-8 of the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the County of Hawaii Planning Commission, prior to initiating construction of the project, the permittee shall submit the following to the Planning Director: a. Copies of approved permits and other applicable approvals for the project from other county, state, or federal agencies as applicable; b. Pinal plans or provisions for monitoring environmental effects o£ the project as required by this Geothermal Resource Permit or otherwise required to ensure compliance with County rules and the rules of the State Department of Health and Soard of Land and Natural Resources and other permit-issuing agencies; c. A final plan of action to deal with emergency situations which ma; 4-.hceaten the health, safety, and welfare of the employees and other persons in the vicinity o£ the proposed project site; and d. A final site plan and elevations'of proposed temporary and/or permanent structures for the project. 26. Prior to commencing any activity approved under this Geothermal Resource Permit an the project site, the permittee shall submit to, and secure the approval of, the Hawaii County Civil Defense Director a final plan of action to deal with emergency siC~.aations which may threaten the