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the site has; be -an cleared, it would .appear high) Y Unlikely that the site would <br />serve such purpose today. <br />it is not known soihethe; the subject or ifnmediate surrounding area %vas used <br />in the re -cent past for tile gathering of planus by nativ-e Haviaiians. However, as <br />the site has been cleared, it vvould tarp hig <br />,tfly unffllkely that the Site Would <br />Serve such Purpose toelal". <br />in the unlikelv event that legi tea g.�jtherhng ciPfln%s are made by 's o �-n@tive <br />il-lmivailans, the applicant Mr� <br />te�fjter anid hvonor such claims and provide <br />Che needed access vvithin the site. <br />Based on the above, it does not apptialr that. the ;_,project ;,vouldl have any <br />potential adverse impa"trehative to The culturai.-i'md historical resources of the <br />area. <br />H. Water and Coastal Resourcps <br />The Hilo area is underlain by basal groundwater. 'The 'Y'Vailoa River is <br />approximately M mile from the subject site. The coastline is about a mile away. <br />The proposed development kAlill MITI,2rt to the COU"Ity'S -system along Mai- ono <br />Street. This should further reduce potenti?l adverse- groundwater or nearshore <br />water impacts resulting fronrn tbis project. <br />Father as noted earlier, Prl-Or tri the iristallation or use of any drywells on the <br />site to aeldre-ss on-site drair age co,,Icerns, the appropriate UIC permit from the <br />State will be taken, At that time, M-1pacts to water and coastal resources will be <br />carefully eyamined. <br />Dust <br />"rhe -existing baclkgri,-und ambient, nc�Isp levPI in this area is wind, foliage, birds, <br />si <br />and ttv�, like. However-, the signi -mol- manmade noise i nfluenc-ed by tree <br />traffic jssoc-4,-ted along both Mat ono ��,nd Kekauanaoa Streets. VVI�I-h the traffic, <br />the nolso la�,vei is relatively high, aveagingmore that; 55 Ldn. <br />To mitigate this noise to the project, the applicant plans to install appropriate <br />landscaping alae the frontage of the propertNI and to the sides. <br />There will also be short-term noise impacts during the construction phase.: o <br />mitigate this impact, the development of this project- particularly the site work <br />- will be Urnited to daylight hours and on weekdays. Contractors will also be <br />7 <br />