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1 n Ifound. (See Addendum Archaeological Inventory Survey, Waikoloa Beach Resort, Adjacent Coastal Parcels, dated May, 1996, prepared by Paul H. Rosendahl, Ph.D., Exhibit 7). A previous undated archaeological/historical sites survey conducted by Cedar Homes of Hawaii --Hawaii described a footpath that skirts the south end of the bi-lobed ' anchialine pond which continues east across the a'a flow. This trail was also identified by William Barrera in 1971 as "This trail led from the small pond S of Kuuali'i Fishpond into the district of North Kona through an area of extremely rough, sharp pahoehoe. It was not ' marked by coral or cairns, but was deeply wom into the lava." (See Archaeological/Historical Site Survey, prepared by Cedar Homes, Inc., Exhibit 8). ' The applicant proposes to submit to DLNR-State Historic Preservation Division an archaeological preservation plan prior to any land altering activity or development on the project site. 7. Ate• Access to the project site is provided by means of a private improved road off of Waikoloa Beach Drive, known as the `Anaeho'omalu Beach Park access road. The property is provided with an access easement along this private road by a perpetual recorded easement. This access road also provides pedestrians with shoreline access into r`Anaeho'omalu Beach Park. There is adequate sight distance for vehicles entering and exiting the project site. Queen Kaabumanu Highway, a State owned roadway, is located approximately 3/4 mile mauka or inland of the property. 8. Sewage Disposal. The existing cesspool located behind the recreational pavilion will be collapsed and filled. The applicant proposes to construct a new individual wastewater treatment system for the proposed single-family resort dwelling and caretaker's quarters which meet the requirements of the State Department of Health. Plans and specifications will be submitted to the State Department of Health for approval prior to the construction of this new system. 9. Water Service. Existing water to the parcel is provided under a private water agreement. The Trustees of the Richard Smart Revocable Personal Trust dba Parker Ranch ("Smart Trust") and the applicant, John W. Hoffee, II, as Trustee of the John W. Hoffee II Declaration of Trust Dated April 5, 1993, entered into an Assignment of Agreement for Sale of Water, dated October 18, 1995. The Smart Trust conveyed all of its right, title and interest in and to the Agreement for the Sale of Water ("Agreement") for the distribution of water to the subject property by the Waikoloa Resort Utilities, Inc. ("WRU"). Under the terms of the Agreement, WRU would initially distribute a maximum of 30,000 gallons of water per month, to be increased to an amount not to exceed 90,000 gallons per month in order to serve a maximum of four single family dwelling units and auxiliary uses (i.e., irrigation and landscaping). The Agreement is effective for an initial term of five year and will be automatically renewed year to year thereafter. (See Assignment of Agreement for the Sale of Water; Exhibit "A", Exhibit 9). -5- I