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COUNTY OF HAWAII • * STATE OF HAWAII
RESOLUTION NO. 519 14
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING A SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF THE
DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REGARDING THE PROPOSED
SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FOR THE LONO KONA SUBDIVISION,
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 264-14 PERTAINING TO THE PROPOSED DISTRICT,
AND PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE PROPOSED
DISTRICT
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 264-14, adopted on January 22, 2014, the County
Council (the "Council") of the County of Hawai`i (the "County") determined to proceed with
further actions regarding the proposed establishment of a Sewer System Improvement District (the
"Improvement District") to fund the costs of a public sewer system for the Lono Kona Subdivision
in accordance with Chapter 12, Hawai`i County Code 1983 (2005 Edition), as amended (the
"County Code"): and
WHEREAS, in determining to proceed with such actions, the Council adopted the findings,
conclusions and recommendations set forth in the Director's Report (Communication No. 492.1)
dated December 11, 2013 (the "Director's Report") submitted by the Director of Environmental
Management (the "Director") with respect to the proposed Improvement District, including
findings, conclusions and recommendations relating to the proposed assessment of properties within
the Improvement District to pay or reimburse the County for the costs of the Improvements and/or
the debt service on bonds issued by the County to pay such costs; and
WHEREAS, the proposed assessment roll for the Improvement District, as set forth in the
Director's Report and adopted pursuant to Resolution No. 264-14, is based on the single family
equivalents ("SFEs") calculated for the assessed properties within the Improvement District on the
basis of the existing the use of such properties or, in the case of vacant lots, their permitted use
under existing zoning; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 264-14 and Section 12-28 of the County Code, a
combination public hearing was held on March 18, 2014 to provide property owners and other
interested parties with an opportunity to be heard regarding the proposed Improvement District; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with Sections 12-10(e) and 12-12 of the County Code, property
owners were advised that they were entitled to submit written protests regarding the proposed
Improvement District at or prior to the public hearing and that the County would not proceed with
the establishment of the Improvement District if protests from the owners of properties representing
fifty percent(50%) or more of the total assessments based on SFEs; and
WHEREAS, although written protests received from property owners represented less than
seven percent (7%) of the total assessments, the County received certain information indicating that
the proposed assessments for certain properties may have been based on inaccurate information
regarding the actual uses of such properties and, in view of such information, the County advised
the property owners that the County would undertake a further review of the proposed assessment
roll and revise the same as indicated by this review, that the property owners would have an
opportunity to review and comment on the revised assessment roll, that an additional public hearing
would be held with respect to the proposed Improvement District and the revised assessments, and
that property owners would be afforded a further opportunity to file written protests at or prior to
the public hearing; and
WHEREAS, after further review, the proposed assessment roll was revised and, after the
property owners were afforded an opportunity to review and comment on their assessments, the
revisions were adopted by the Director and set forth in an amendment to the Director's Report
(Communication No. 1029.1) dated September 8, 2014 (the "Amendment to Director's Report")
submitted by the Director, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit A hereto and incorporated herein
by this reference; and
WHEREAS, the County Council intends hereby to approve and adopt the Amendment to
Director's Report, to amend Resolution No. 264-14 with respect to the revised assessment roll and
other information set forth in the Amendment to Director's Report and to call a further public
hearing regarding the proposed Improvement District; now, therefore,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII as follows:
1. Approval and Adoption of Amendment to Director's Report. The Council hereby
approves and adopts the findings and determinations set forth in the Amendment to Director's
Report, including the revised assessment roll attached thereto (the "Revised Assessment Roll").
The Director's Report and the Amendment to Director's Report shall be read, taken and construed
together one and the same instrument.
2. Amendments to Resolution No. 264-14. Resolution No. 264-14 is hereby amended
as follows:
(a) All references therein to the Director's Report shall be deemed to mean and
refer to the Director's Report (previously as Communication No. 492.1), as amended by the
Amendment to Director's Report approved and adopted hereby.
(b) All references therein to the Preliminary Assessment Roll shall be deemed to
mean and refer to the Revised Assessment Roll approved and adopted hereby.
(c) Section 2.i of Resolution 264-14 is hereby amended to read in its entirety as
follows:
"i. Maximum Estimated Units of Assessment. The current estimated
maximum number of assessment units within the Improvement District is one
hundred forty five (145). The anticipated assessment is $9,090 per SFE; the
number of SFE's per assessment unit varies based on existing use or zoning, as
specified in the Preliminary Assessment Roll."
(d) Resolution 264-14 is hereby further amended to add a new Section
2.j, which shall read in its entirety as follows:
"j. Applicable Exemptions. Ten (10) assessment units (representing 32.4
SFEs) are currently owned by nonprofit organizations that are exempt from
assessment under Section 12-5 of the County Code. Assessments otherwise payable
by such nonprofit organizations shall be borne by the County unless and until the
assessment units are sold or leased to persons or entities that are not eligible for this
exemption."
As amended hereby, Resolution No. 264-14 is in all respects ratified, confirmed and reaffirmed, and
such Resolution as so amended hereby shall be read, taken and construed as one and the same
instrument.
3. Public Hearing. In addition to the public hearing held pursuant to Resolution No.
264-14, a further combination hearing shall be held with respect to the Improvement District,
including the Revised Assessment Roll, pursuant to Section 12-28. Such hearing shall be held not
more than sixty (60) days after the adoption of this resolution and not less than fifteen (15) days
after the first publication thereof in at least one newspaper of general circulation in the County of
Hawai`i. Copies of the notice shall also be posted at a public place in the district in which the
proposed Improvement District is located at least ten (10) days prior to the public hearing. The
County Clerk shall assure that affidavits of publication and posting o f the notice shall be filed with
the Council on or before the date of the hearing.
4. Protests by Property Owners. At or prior to the further public hearing to be held, the
owners of any assessment units may file with the Council written protests, objections or suggestions
regarding the proposed Improvements as provided in Section 12-12 of the Hawai`i County Code. If
the owners of assessment units having fifty percent (50%) or more of the total assessments, based
on SFEs, file written protests, duly acknowledged by such owners, against making all or part of the
proposed Improvements or against the methods by which such assessments are to be made, or the
inclusion of certain costs therein, then the Improvements or methods of assessment shall not be
made contrary to said written protests. If the protest is against the making of any Improvement, the
same shall not be made, and the proceedings shall not be renewed within six months from the date
of closing the public hearing, unless all owners withdraw their protests.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that the Clerk of the County of Hawai`i shall
transmit copies of this resolution to the Honorable Mayor William Kenoi; Finance Director
Nancy Crawford; Corporation Counsel Molly Stebbins; Real Property Tax Division Tax
Administrator Stanley Sitko; Department of Environmental Management Director Bobby Jean
Leithead-Todd; Environmental Management Commission Chair Anne Lee; Hawai`i State
Director Chris Kanazawa, USDA Rural Development; Bond Counsel Brian T. Hirai,
McCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon LLP; and County Clerk Stewart Maeda.
Dated at Hilo , Hawai`i, this 1st day of October , 2014.
INTRODUCED BY:
COUNCIL MEMBER, COUNTY OF HAWAII
COUNTY COUNCIL ___ROLL CALL VOTE
County of Hawai`i AYES NOES ABS EX
Hilo, Hawai`i EOFF X
FORD X
I hereby certify that the foregoing RESOLUTION was by ILAGAN X
the vote indicated to the right hereof adopted by the COUNCIL of the KANUHA X
County of Hawai`i on October 1, 2014 — T
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COUNTY CLERK f�CHAIRPERSON & PRESIDING OFFICER RESOLUTION NO. 519 14
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EXHIBIT A
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William P.Kenoi k. 4 ;+ BJ Leithead Todd
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Mayor =- - Director
Walter K.M.Lau o;•N,,+'_- John A.Medeiros
Managing Director Deputy Director
(grfUnt of Aaiun1`1
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
345 Kekllanito`a Street,Suite 41 • Hilo,Hawai i 96720
(808)961-8083 •Fax(808)961-8086
http://www.hawaiicounty.govienvironmental-management/
September 8, 2014
Council Chair J Yoshimoto
and Hawai'i County Council Members
25 Aupuni Street
Hilo, Hawai'i 96720
Re: Lono Kona Subdivision Sewer Improvement District-Amendment to Director's
Report
Dear Council Chair and Council Members:
Reference is made to the amended Director's Report (Communication No. 492.1) dated
December 11, 2013 (the "Director's Report") submitted by the undersigned in connection with
the proposed establishment of a Sewer Improvement District (the "Improvement District") to
fund the costs of a public sewer system (the "Improvements") for the Lono Kona Subdivision.
This letter is submitted to amend certain provisions of the Director's Report pertaining to the
assessment of properties within the Improvement District as described below.
Background
In accordance with Section 12-10(a) of the Hawai'i County Code 1983 (2005 Edition), as
amended, and Resolution No. 120-11 of the Hawai'i County Council (the "County"), the
Director's Report contained, among other things, information pertaining to the proposed
assessment of properties within the Improvement District in order to pay or reimburse the
County of Hawai'i (the "County") for the costs of the Improvements and/or the debt service on
bonds issued by the County to pay such costs (the "Bonds"). As described in Section 3 of the
Director's Report and in the Proposed Assessment Roll attached as Exhibit F thereto (the
"Proposed Assessment Roll"), the proposed assessments were based on the following findings
and determinations:
• That the Improvement District consists of 110 assessable properties representing 145
assessment units(i.e., subdivided parcels and condominium units);
• That the assessment units will be subject to assessment based on wastewater generation,
converted into single family equivalents ("SFEs"), estimated on the basis of their
existing uses or, in the case of vacant properties, their permitted uses under existing
zoning;
County of Hawaii is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Council Chair J Yoshimoto
and Hawai'i County Council Members
September 8, 2014
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• That the estimated wastewater generation from the assessment units within the
Improvement District represent 247 SFEs;
• That the net cost of the Improvements is estimated to be $2,437,000 (i.e., $6,461,800
total cost less $4,024,800 USDA/RUS grant);
• That the assessments will be fixed at $9,868 per SFE (i.e., $2,437,000 net cost divided by
247 SFEs); and
• That the assessments, if paid in annual installments over the term to maturity of the
Bonds, including annual debt service and administrative costs, will equal $541 annually
per SFE.
Subsequent to the submission of the Director's Report, the County received certain information
indicating that the proposed assessment of certain properties within the Improvement District
may have been based on inaccurate information regarding the actual uses of such properties. In
view of such information, the County undertook a further review of the Proposed Assessment
Roll and proposed certain revisions based on this review. After property owners were afforded
an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed revisions, the revisions to the Proposed
Assessment Roll were finalized and incorporated into the amendments to the Director's Report
set forth below.
Another change to the Director's Report is the incorporation of HRS §46-74.1, HRS §46-74.2
and County Code §12-5, which exempts qualifying nonprofit organizations from the
improvement district assessments and shifts the assessment from the nonprofit organizations to
the County, together with the right of protest, unless and until such time as the organization sells
or leases its property to a person or entity that is not a qualifying nonprofit corporation.
Also contributing to the delay in submitting this change was the decision to wait for the receipt
of a Non-Development Pledge Agreement from the Laniakea Foundation. The Laniakea
Foundation had indicated that a filing of a conservation easement on their property was
forthcoming. Due to the significant effect the inclusion or exclusion of their assessment has on
the rest of the improvement district, a written indication of their intent was requested and
received from the Laniakea Foundation.
Finally, an alternate sewer line route was explored to exclude the commercial lots on the
southern border of the improvement district. A cost-benefit analysis did not provide a conclusive
case to change the original route.
Amendments to Director's Report
Based on the foregoing, the undersigned hereby adopts, and submits to the Council for approval,
the following amendments to the Director's Report:
County of Hawai'i is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Council Chair J Yoshimoto
and Hawaii County Council Members
September 8, 2014
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• The Proposed Assessment Roll is hereby amended and replaced in its entirety by the
Revised Assessment Roll included in Exhibit A hereto (the"Revised Assessment Roll");
• Although the total number of assessment units remain unchanged at 145 units, the total
number of SFEs apportioned among the assessment units within the Improvement
District is determined to be 268.1 (amended from 247), as set forth in the Revised
Assessment Roll;
• The assessments will be fixed at $9,090 per SFE (amended from $9,868 per SFE),
representing net cost of the Improvements (which remain unchanged at $2,437,000)
divided by 268.1 SFEs, as set forth on Table 1 included in Exhibit A hereto;and
• The assessments, if paid in annual installments over the term to maturity of the Bonds,
including annual debt service and administrative costs, will equal $498 annually per SFE
(amended from$541), as set forth on Table 2 included in Exhibit A hereto.
• Pursuant to HRS §46-74.1, §46-74.2, and County Code §12-5, the assessments for 10
properties owned by qualifying nonprofits will be paid for by the County. The total cost
is $294,525.56 ($16,134.10 annually) for 32.4 SFEs.
Should you have any questions or require any additional information,please contact Ms. Dora
Beck, P.E.,Wastewater Division Chief at 961-8513 or dbeck @co.hawaii.hi.us.
Sincerely,
43/i t-C
BJ Leithead odd
DIRECTOR
Attachment: Exhibit A (Revised Assessment Roll, Table 1—Fixed Assessment Calculation,
Table 2-Annual Assessment per SFE)
cc: Billy Kenoi, Mayor
Wally Lau, Managing Director
Randy Kurohara, Deputy Managing Director
Dora Beck,P.E., WWD Chief
County of Hawai'i is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Exhibit A
Lono Kona Sewer Improvement District
Revised Assessment Roll
Table 1. Fixed Assessment Calculation
Estimated
Fixed Annual
TMK/CPR Property Owner SFEs Assessment Assessment2
7-5-003-022-0001 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LDS 8.5 $77,267.51' $4,232.72
7-5-003-022-0002 CH '
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LDS 5.5 $49,996.63 $2,7
38.82
7-5-003-025-0000 THE SALVATION ARMY 6.2 $56,359.83' $3,087.39
7-5-003-026-0000 THE SALVATION ARM.. 6.0 $54,541.77 $2,987.80
7-5-004-036-0000 L-T VENTURES LLC 0.0 $0.00 $0.00
7-5-004-047-0000 HWN REHABILITATION SERVICES ,, ' 3.2 $29,326.42 $1,606.50
7-5-004-048-0000 KONA PROFESSIONAL BUILDING LLC 4.5 $40,984.15 $2,245.11
7-5-004-049-0000 YOUNG,ROBERT P TRUST' ' 4.9 $44,516.40 $2,438.61
7-5-022-053-0001 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0002 ALAHOU LLC/etal jilt ; 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0003 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0004 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0005 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0006 ALAHOU LLC/etal' 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0007 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7 5022 053 0008 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363 21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0009 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
r 7-5-022-053-0010 ALAHOU LLC/etal ,�, ,s' 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0011 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
Or 7-5-022-053-0012 `ALAHOU LLC/eta/etaillIllIllIllIllIllr.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0013 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
. 7-5-022-053-0014 ALAHOU LLC7eTalliallEir 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0015 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0016 ALAHOU LLC/etal ,' 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0017 ALAHOU LLC 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0018 ALAHOU LLC/etal ,[.. 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0019 ALAHOU LLC/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0020 ALAHOU LLC t_ , ' Pu„ 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-053-0021 ALAHOU LLC 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022.056-0000 NAGEL,BRUCE RAYMOND/etal ;; „ 4.9 $44,542.45 $2,440.04
7-5-022-059-0000 NIU PIA LAND COMPANY LTD 0.0 $0.00 $0.00
7-5-022-060-0000 ALAHOU ASSOCIATES LLC 4,A11.1111111 11.2 $101,811.31 $5,577.23
7-5-022-062-0000 AIU, ANDREW K/etal 4.9 $44,542.45 $2,440.04
7-5-022-063-0000 KANEKO,OSAMU/etal 4.9 $44,542. $2,44011
7-5-022-064-0000 RUDOY,RAUL C TRST 5.6 $50,905.66 $2,788.61
7-5-022-069-0000 MACDONALDS PROPERTIES LLC 5.6 $50,905.66 ilI$2,788.61
7-5-022-071-0000 LANIAKEA FOUNDATION /etal 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-076-0001 AU, GORDON S K TR/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 ¢ ? $348.58
7-5-022-076-0002 AU, GORDON S K TR/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0003 ROWE, DUANE ARTHUR t, , 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0004 CALLAN, TIMOTHY M 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0005 CUNNINGHAM, FUMIKO:/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0006 HERRICK, LEO W/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0007 AU, GORDON S K TR/eta ' 0.7 $6,363,21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0008 PALOLO CHINESE HOME INC 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0009 MORES, HERBERT I /etal, ' L 0.7 'VI'$6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0010 LEOPOLDINO, ROBERT C 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-02'2-076-0011 KNIPPERS,JOHN/etal ilk 0.7 iikg $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-076-0012 JEFFREY, SCOTT J /etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-078-0000 HAALILIO,WILLIAM P/etal it 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-079-0000 CHUNG,EDWARD K III TR 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-080-0000 TAKUSHI,SHARON T/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-081-0000 MENTAL HEALTH KOKUA 1.4 $12,726.41' $697.15
7-5-022-082-0000 BIG ISLAND RESIDENTIAL INC 1.4 $12,726.41' $697.15
7-5-022-083-0000 PATRICK,FAMILY TR 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-084-0000 HARRIS,JOE F TRST/etal 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-085-0000 GASPAR,EDWIN 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-086-0000 MCCASKILL,FAMILY TR 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-087-0000 KESHAP, AJAY 2.1 $19,089.62 $1,045.73
7-5-022-088-0000 SIMPSON, MICHAEL LEE/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-089-0000 MANNING,JEROME 0/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-090-0000 MANNING,JEROME 0/etal ,x. 1..4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-091-0000 HARAGUCHI, ALVIN M 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-092-0000 CARMICHAEL,PAULTR ' 10 $9,090.30 '' '$497.97
7-5-022-093-0000 HARAGUCHI,ALVIN 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-094-0000 HIND DRIVE PROPERTIES LL( 1 0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-095-0000 PETERSON,GREGORY/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-096-0000 CASPELL,TRUST 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-097-0000 CIRIAKO, RAYMOND EDWIN/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
/,; 7-5-022-098-0000 YOSHIMI, EVELYN TRST/etal a' 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-099-0000 AHUNA,HATTIE K TRUST 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-100-0000 KITCHEN,ROBERTT/etal ', ?'.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-101-0000 BRECHER, SAUL& BISHNU 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
'' 7-5-022-102-0000 WINETT,DAVID L ,haiiii "' IIII1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-103-0000 PHAM, HANK/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-104-0000 LAMAOKEOLA LLC' ' 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-105-0000 DECKER,RICHARD A/AMY LTR 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-106-0000 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TTEE 2.8 $25,452.83 $1,394.31
7-5-022-107-0000 POIRE,GORDON H K/etal 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-108-0000 COFFEY,ELMER L r~ 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-109-0000 KONA KOKUA HOUSING INC 1.4 $12,726.41' $697.15
7-5-022-110-0001 RUPLEY, MYUNG SOOK HWANG/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-110-0002 LAWRENCE, WILLIAM J 0.7 $5,965.67 $326.80
7-5-022-111-0000 UNIVERSITY OF THE NATIONS '- 2.0 $18,180.59' $995.93
7-5-022-112-0000 UNIVERSITY OF THE NATIONS 2.0 $18,180.59' $995.93
7-5-022-113-0000 UNIVERSITY OF THE NATIONS X2.0 $18,180.59' $995.93
7-5-022-114-0000 HSBC BANK USA N A TTEE 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-115-0000 DUNN,LA/GOODMAN,J LTRi 5.6 $50,905.66 $2,788.61
7-5-022-116-0000 UNIVERSITY OF THE NATIONS 2.0 $18,180.59' $995.93
7-5-022-117-0000 WILSON,MICHAEL ALAN/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-118-0000 OKANO,DAVID MASATO TR/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-119-0000 OKANO,DAVID MASATO TR/etal 4 f''' '1.. ,2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-120-0000 MORI,SCOTT ALLEN 2.1 $19,089.62 $1,045.73
7-5-022-121-0000 SARADPON,EMMA M /etal , .; ',, 2.1 $19,089.62 $1,045 73
7-5-022-122-0000 SARADPON,EMMA 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-123-0000 LAO,MARIA ESTELA POLYANNA S/etal' 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-124-0000 BURGESS,AMELIA L K TR 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-125-0000 WALSH,MARY C TTEE 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-126-0000 CORSAIR,ROBERT 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-127-0000 DEMBLEWSKI,KENNETH E SR ' 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15 .
7-5-022-129-0000 PATRICK,FAMILY TR 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-130-0000 CORSAIR,ROBERT 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-131-0000 URBAN,TANTE TJR 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-132-0000 TRANSFIGURACION,ANDRES/etal 2.1 $19,089.62 $1,045.73
7-5-022-133-0001 GALANTO, NESTOR/eta; 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-133-0002 SAGUN, ERANO B/etal 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-134-0000 TREDWAY, CAROL E 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-135-0000 ARMSTRONG, ROBERT H/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-136-0000 MABUNI, MELVIN Y TR 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-137-0000 TEH, CHERYL 1"IMF 4,1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-138-0000 TAKAUYE, JAMES K TRUST/etal 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-139-0000 MABUNI, MELVIN Y TR WINIF.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-140-0000 MERO, VALENTINE K JR 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-141-0000 BUTLER, LADONNA ANNE TRST 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-142-0000 JAZMIN,FAMILY TRST 5.6 $50,905.66 $2,788.61
7-5-022-143-0000 JAZMIN,FAMILY TRST `: 6.3 $57,268.86 $3,137.19
7-5-022-144-0000 UDANI, FREDITAS GUILLERMO 2.8 $25,452.83 $1,394.31
7-5-022-145-0000 SMITH, CAROLINE K/etalit .0 $9,090.30 lg. $497.97
7-5-022-146-0000 PATEY, ROBERT WILLIAM 2.8 $25,452.83 $1,394.31
7-5-022-147-0000 TYLER,JOSEPH C JR PERS,INTR'%etaf'ATM 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-148-0000 HANSON, JEFFREY A 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-149-0000 PANG, FAMILY TR 1.0 $9,090.30 = ,3 $497.97
7-5-022-150-0000 KAIMALINO TRST 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-151-0000 LI, MEI HUA 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-152-0000 GALANTO, NESTOR/etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-153-0000 OCHMANN, FRANK J JR/etal 1.0 $9,090.30 7171. $497.97
7-5-022-154-0000 WONG, DAMIEN P 2.4 $21,816.71 $1,195.12
7-5-022-155-0000 ARNOLD, DOUGLAS G /etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-156-0000 ARNOLD, DOUGLAS G etal 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-157-0000 ALAONAONA RENTALS LLC 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-158-0000 BAJADA, STEVEN 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-159-0000 TEAUPA, SALOTE TTEMIIIIIIIPRWMNr2.1 $19,089.62 $1,045.73
7-5-022-160-0001 AVERY,JESSE V 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-160-0002 RENAUD-KIM, IAN 0.7 $6,363.21 $348.58
7-5-022-161-0000 ALLENDE, RICHARD 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-162-0000 RANCOURT, STEVE 2.0 $18,180.59 $995.93
7-5-022-163-0000 JADRAQUE, EUGENIO/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-164-0000 BAXTER, WARNER D/etal 2.8 $25,452.83 $1,394.31
7-5-022-165-0000 HAMILTON, ROBERT G /etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-166-0000 HARAGUCHI, ALVIN /etal ,,y .. X1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-167-0000 NOVOLODSKIY, YURIY V/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-168-0000 AKERS, GERALD TR/etal 1.4 $12,726.41 $697.15
7-5-022-169-0000 MARK, GARY TRST/etal 1.0 $9,090.30 $497.97
7-5-022-170-0000 JAZMIN,FAMILY TR 10.5 $95,448.11 $5,228.65
7-5-022-171-0000 JAZMIN,FAMILY TR 0.0 $0.00 $0.00
Total SFE 268.1 $2,437,000.00 $133,499.00
Assessment units 145.0
1 Properties owned by qualifying nonprofit corporations are exempt from assessments pursuant to HRS Sections 46-
74.1 and 46-74.2 and County Code Section 12-5. Under these sections,the County will be responsible for payment of
assessments on these properties unless and until they are sold or leased to parties which are not qualified for this
exemption.
2 Includes annual debt service payments and County administration costs.
Table 2.Annual Assessment Per SFE Calculation
Total Development Cost $ 6,461,800
Grant Amount $ 4,024,800
Fixed Assessment $ 2,437,000
Fixed Assessment per SFE: $ 9,090
Annual Assessment
Annual Debt Service $ 103,499
Annual Administrative Cost $ 30,000
Total Annual Cost $ 133,499
Annual Assessment per SFE $ 498