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f. Collaborate on the design of specific signage that identifies the route of the Trail on the ground and other signage, such as signs warning of specific dangerous natural conditions related to rockfall,flash floods, cliffs, and submerged hazards (excluding hazards related to the ocean). g. Provide other pertinent technical information and staff support related to trail management and maintenance if it does not adversely affect other Na Ala Hele projects and existing staff work load. h. Consider the feasibility of adding currently identified State-owned trail segments that traverse private property,with the consent of the landowner, to the Na Ala Hele Program and include these segments under Chapter 13-130, HAR. i. Upon notification by NPS, allow access to Natural Area Reserve System lands within the Trail corridor for the purpose of identifying and documenting existing ancient, historic and contemporary trail routes to be included in Trail design and interpretation; Research, survey, document and assess other cultural and natural resources for preservation, planning, interpretation, and the determination of future potential impacts. 7. Through the Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation a. Work with the Trail staff to determine the Trail route and management consistent with the NPS Comprehensive management Plan where it traverses Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation lands. b. Notify NPS on changes to the Trail and management of the Trail. D. The appropriate County Departments agree to: 1. Through the County Planning Department: a. Continue to enforce county and state laws requiring public access to and along the shoreline as a condition of land use approvals and coastal zone management issues. These trails may become official components of the Trail. b. Require that permit applicants identify any historic trails and routes that will be required to be preserved as part of the land use permitting process and that may become part of the Trail. Such geospatial information and supplemental documentation shall be in formats utilizing current industry standards for collection, compilation, processing, analysis and archiving (including Federal Geographic Data Committee [FGDC]compliant metadata). This data and information may be made available by the County for incorporation into official Trail records and documentation. c. Encourage private landowners who have public access requirements as conditions of a land use approval to execute an agreement with the NPS to include these areas in the Trail, where appropriate. d. Work with the NPS to identify public access easements with potential incorporation in the Trail. e. Work with the NPS to develop a system whereby project applications determined to have potential impacts on historic trails within the Ala Kahakai corridor are sent to the Ala Kahakai NHT administration for review and comment. The notification system will provide approving agencies and applicants clear guidelines on when the Ala Kahakai NHT should be included in the review process. Such applications include Subdivisions, Special Management Area Assessments and Use Permits, Special Permits, Grading, Project Districts, Rezoning, State Land Use District Boundary Amendments, Leases of State- owned lands, Environmental Assessments, and Environmental Impact Statements. The 5