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SURROUNDING LANDS 23. LAND USE Immediately surrounding the subject parcel, the use is primarily low-density residential with a minimum amount of clearing of the forested areas. Although the Kaloko Mauka subdivision was originally subdivided into large parcels (20-acre minimum) numerous re- zonings have been approved for 3, 5, and 10-acre lots. Other land uses include nurseries and grazing for cattle. - Lands surrounding Kaloko Mauka are owned by the State of Hawaii, Bishop Estate and Palani Ranch. The primary uses of these lands are either grazing or in natural forests. (see map, "Major Land Owners and Current Uses" ) 24. ZONING The existing zonings of the surroundin€ parcels are shown on map, "Current Zoning" D. PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES 25. DESCRIPTION OF ACCESS The primary roadway through the Kaloko Mauka Subdivision is Kaloko Drive, an 80 foot right of way, 20 foot pavement width and 8-foot shoulders. The subject property fronts Kaloko Drive within the Kaloko Mauka Subdivision. The grass swales have been effective in handling the runoff with no evidence of erosion along the roadside. There should be no appreciable impact on the roadway infrastructure from this project. 26. AVAILABILITY OF WATER The Kaloko Mauka Subdivision water system is serviced through Kaloko Booster Pump No. 1 along the Mamalohoa Highway at elevation 1440 feet. Through a series of booster pumps, water is pumped to 7 reservoirs for a total storage capacity of 510,000 gallons. The mauka reservoir is at elevation 5106 feet making it possible to service the subdivision at its higher elevations. See map "Existing Water System" The subject development will add only 6 additional lots. No water is contemplated for landscape or agricultural uses because of the high rainfall. 27. SEWAGE DISPOSAL Wastewater disposal will be in accordance with the policies and standards of the State Department of Health. Septic systems have been approved by the DOH on previous rezoning applications. to