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b) Mill Road Access and Utilities: Mill Road is a private road owned by the Applicant, <br /> TMK 2-7-027-065. The road provides access to the subject parcel and the proposed <br /> other three subdivided lots. All the residential owners along Mill Road hold <br /> easements that allow access to HDOT Highway 19. Within Mill Road are the sewer <br /> mains that take waste waters from the surrounding communities and transport it to <br /> the Papaikou Sewage Treatment Plant at the far side of Mokihana Bay and Waipahi <br /> Point. Potable drinking water is provided by County of Hawaii Dept. of Water Supply <br /> mainlines and meters. Electricity is provided by HELCO poles, lines, and meters to <br /> each house. It is a unique feature that these public service providers hold <br /> easements across a private road. <br /> Y/A <br /> 1 <br /> �'gyp•. .. ".. :. ti" '.;M• <br /> ww• � <br /> w <br /> x � <br /> Al <br /> Photo of Silverton Camp subdivisions, Mill Road at center, Kopilimai Road to left, and <br /> H-19 at far right. Kimura General Store at corner of Mill Road and H-19 <br /> c) Kapue River,the puniawa, and Mill Beach: A unique feature of parcel 118 is the <br /> impounded Kapue river at the oceans edge. Parcel 118's boundary is the centerline <br /> of Kapue River and is shared with the ahupua'a lands of Puueopaku owned by <br /> Joseph Melilio. (See Exhibit B, "Boundary Study") The surf break waves push the <br /> water worn ili'ili stones up against the river causing a dam effect on the river. Some <br /> of the earliest evidence maps of the area found on the DAGS Map Search website <br /> refer to Papaikou Bay as "puniawa"which means enclosed bay. The sketch notes by <br /> C.J. Lyon describe the area around the Papaikou Mill and the bay, headlined as <br /> Puniawa. See the embedded sketch from "Field Book 316 dated 1877". (as <br />