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Ka'u Community WIldfire Protection Plan
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Community Risk Assessment <br /> As designated on the map above, the following table lists the community assets, resources, and <br /> values at risk. With fire fighting agencies and landowners,HWMO assessed these resources for <br /> relative risk of wildfire and assigned a hazard ranking of low (LOW),moderate (MOD),or High <br /> (HIGH) for the following categories: <br /> • Fuel Hazards — An evaluation of vegetation conditions within the community and on <br /> adjacent lands. <br /> • Risk of Wildfire Occurrence — An evaluation of the probability of fire ignition within the <br /> community and surrounding lands, based on fuels, weather, topography, likelihood of <br /> ignition. <br /> • Structural Ignitability- An evaluation of the vulnerability of structures within the community <br /> to ignition from firebrands,radiation,and convection. <br /> The fourth category,Local Preparedness and Fire Suppression Capacity, describes the capacity <br /> of fire suppression resources, proximity to water resources, accessibility and proximity to <br /> adequate roads, defensible space, etc. Capacity is assigned a ranking of poor (POOR),moderate <br /> (MoD), or excellent (EXCELLENT). The ranking for capacity is inversely proportional to hazard, <br /> e.g.poor preparedness and suppression capacity creates a high hazard. <br /> RANKED BY RANKED BY <br /> HAZARD CAPACITY <br /> (POOR CAPACITY= <br /> HIGH HAZARD) <br /> Community Resource or Fuel Risk of Structural Preparedness OVERALL <br /> Structure and Associated Hazard Wildfire Ignitability &Suppression RISK <br /> Values at Risk Occurrence Capacity <br /> Kapapala * MOD-HIGH HIGH POOR MOD- <br /> (no water) HIGH <br /> Wood Valley,Pahala * MOD HIGH MOD MOD <br /> Pahala to Honu'apo : Sea level to HIGH HIGH HIGH MOD HIGH <br /> approx 500 ft elevation(including (strong <br /> Sea Mountain and nearby prevailing <br /> neighborhoods) tradewinds) <br /> Pahala to Na'alehu(including MOD- HIGH HIGH MOD MOD- <br /> Cane Haul Road): 500 ft elevation HIGH (history of HIGH <br /> to mauka boundary of State forest frequent fires <br /> reserve on Cane Haul <br /> Road) <br /> Agricultural grazing lands and HIGH MOD-HIGH HIGH MOD MOD- <br /> associated cultural,economic,and HIGH <br /> scenic values <br /> Na'alehu-Waiohinu(Na'alehu, HIGH HIGH HIGH POOR-MOD HIGH <br /> Waiohinu,Mark Twain Estates, <br /> Discovery Harbor) <br /> South Point,Ka'alu'alu HIGH HIGH MOD-HIGH POOR MOD- <br /> (including South Point Rd) (no water) HIGH <br /> Businesses in Pahala and LOW LOW-MOD MOD MOD- MOD <br /> associated economic,scenic,and EXCELLENT <br /> historical values <br /> 17 <br />
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