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"We have reviewed the subject application for the proposed change of zone. "For your information, the water system in the area is privately owned and operated by the Waikoloa Water Company. "The Waikoloa Water Company should be consulted for water concerns." 26:. Real Property Tax Office ( October 10, 1996 Memo): "There are no comments at this time. "Current Real Property taxes are paid up to December 31, 1996." 27. Police Department ( October 11, 1996 Memo): "We have reviewed the above application for a change of zone and do not believe there will be any adverse traffic or safety conditions should this request be granted. 28. Department of Land and Natural Resource State Historic Preservation Division (October 17, 1996 Memo): "Paul H. Rosendahl, Inc. (PHRI) conducted a supplemental archaeological inventory survey of the subject area in May 1996 after a field check disclosed the presence of additional sites that had not been recorded during the original survey. A report on this supplemental survey, which identified 4 significant sites, is currently being revised. All 4 sites, which include two anchialine ponds, will be preserved. We have asked for additional research on both ponds to determine whether or not they are culturally significant to Native Hawaiians. Before any land alteration can begin the applicant needs to submit a report on the anchialine pond research and a Preservation Plan. We believe that the proposed construction will have "no adverse effect" on historic sites once the Preservation Plan is approved." Department of Land and Natural Resource State Historic Preservation Division: (See Exhibit D - October 23, 1996 Memo) Applicant's Response. (See Exhibit E - November 6, 19% Memo) 29. Department of Land and Natural Resources Land Division - Na Ala Hele Hawaii Trail & Access System (October 28, 19% Memo): "The trail identified in the archaeological report (Barrera:50-HA-E1-239) connecting the Ala Loa (Kiholo-Puako trail) with the coastline at Anaehoomalu has been inventoried by Na Ala Hele staff and may be claimed in fee by the State of Hawaii under the 1892 Highways Act (Chapter 264, H.R.S.) as a public access trail. -4-