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highly disturbed nature of the site on the urban/agricultural interface, 110 native fauna were observed during the course of the botany survey or other site visits to the site. Several alien bird species were noted during the survey and listed in the report. Additionally, the Hawaiian Hawk or `Io, the Hawaiian owl or Pueo, and the Hawaiian hoary bat probably make some use of the area. 16. Archaeological /Cultural /Historical Resources: An Archaeological and Limited Cultural Assessment was conducted of the property by Robert B. Rechtman Ph.D., Ashton K. Dircks Ah Sam B.A., and Johnny R. Dudoit, B.A. The field survey determined that no archaeological sites were present, which was expected due to the heavy and long -term disturbance from sugar cane cultivation. The archaeologists recommended that no further historic preservation work or mitigation is needed, a finding that is being reviewed by the State Historic Preservation Division. Additionally, the limited cultural assessment of the property identified the property as having been planted in sugarcane for the better part of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The assessment concluded that there were no valued natural or cultural resources or cultural practices identified for the subject property. 17. Public Access: There is no record of a designated public access to the shoreline or mountain areas that traverses the property. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICES 18. Access: Access to the property will be from Union Mill Road, which is a private roadway with a 20 -foot pavement within a 50 -foot right -of -way. The applicant owns TMK: 5 -4- 010:029, which will be used to provide access to the subject property from Union Mill Road. According to the applicant's submitted site plan, a roadway lot will be created in the subdivision of the property to provide access to the proposed lots from Union Mill Road. 19. Water: County water is available to the property. 20. Wastewater: According to the applicant, wastewater disposal for each lot will be via Individual Wastewater Systems approved by the State Department of Health. 21. Solid Waste: According to the applicant, all household waste will be transported and disposed of by the homeowners or commercial haulers to the transfer stations or to -3-