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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025-06-26 PL-INT-2025-010856 Munekiyo Hiraga - Category PL.5 DeVera, Ashley From: Liane Asato <liane@munekiyohiraga.com> Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2025 3:28 PM To: Planning Internet Mail Cc: Karlynn Fukuda Subject: Munekiyo Hiraga Submittal Package FY 2026 (PL.3 and PL.5) Attachments: Munekiyo Hiraga Submittal Package FY 25-26 (PL.3 & PL.5).pdf To: Jeffrey Darrow, County of Hawaii, Planning Department From: Karlynn Fukuda, Munekiyo Hiraga Attachment: Quantity Date Description 1 6/26/25 Munekiyo Hiraga's Submittal Package for FY 2026 Message: The attached Submittal Package for Professional Services FY 2026 is being transmitted for necessary processing. Please feel free to contact Karlynn Fukuda at (808) 244-2015, should you have any questions in this regard. Thank you! Liane Asato ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, ACCOUNTING T AM Email: liane@munekiyohiraga.com Maui: 305 High Street,Suite 104,Wailuku,Hawaii 96793 T: 808.244.2015 47 Oahu: 225 Queen Street,Suite 200,Honolulu,Hawaii 96813 T: 808.983.1233 /r ;*" so,0 Planning. Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. www.munekiyohiraga.com 4WD IE CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION:This message(including attachments)is intended for the use of the designated recipient(s)named above.The contents of this correspondence are considered privileged and confidential. If you have received this message in error,kindly notify us immediately by email or telephone, and delete this email from your computer system.Thank you. 1 Karlynn K. Fukuda PRESIDENT Mark Alexander Roy AICP, EEDAP M U N E K IYO H I RAGA VICE PRESIDENT W Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. Tessa Munekiyo Ng AICP VICE PRESIDENT Michael T.Munekiyo AICP FOUNDER June 26, 2025 Via email: plannin_q(a hawaiicountv._gov Jeffrey Darrow, Planning Director County of Hawaii Planning Department 101 Pauahi Street, Suite 3 Hilo, Hawaii 96720 SUBJECT: Munekiyo Hiraga Expression of Interest — Response to County of Hawaii, Planning Department Notice to Providers of Professional Services for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Dear Mr. Darrow: We appreciate the opportunity to respond to the County of Hawaii, Planning Department's Notice to Providers of Professional Services. Munekiyo Hiraga is a full-service planning, governmental affairs, and community engagement consulting firm that has been serving a broad range of clients in the State of Hawaii in both the public and private sectors for over 35 years. The company was founded in 1989 on Maui, providing planning services for local agencies, landowners, and businesses. Since then, the firm has steadily expanded its client base and professional services throughout the State of Hawaii, employing an average of 17 employees (over the past five (5)years), in both our Maui and Oahu offices. Our team of dedicated professionals are excited about the possibility of working with the Planning Department. We believe that our years of experience, core values and knowledge on government processes makes us an ideal partner to assist the Planning Department in the following categories: PL.3) Community Planning (Community Planning Assistant: project management support, community organizing, public participation, meeting facilitation) PL.5) Community Planning (Environmental Planning, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Statements) 305 High Street, Suite 104 Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 Tel: 808.244.2015 225 Queen Street, Suite 200 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Tel: 808.983.1233 Jeffrey Darrow, Planning Director June 26, 2025 Page 2 Pursuant to the Notice, we are submitting for your review and consideration the following along with this letter of interest: • Form 120 and Statement of Qualifications, describing our firm and qualifications of our key members • References of five (5) clients • Relevant projects and experiences that support our interest and expertise in the above services • Company brochure Please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 244-2015 or by email at planning@munekiyohiraga.com if you have any questions. Very truly yours, Karlynn Fukuda President KF:la Enclosure K:\Prop\Qualin2025\CO H\Planning\LOI.docx QUALIFICATIONS DOCUMENTATION for MUNEKIYO HIRAGA June 2025 w MUNEKIYO HIRAGA Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. QUALIFICATIONS DOCUMENTATION for MUNEKIYO HIRAGA June 2025 w MUNEKIYO HIRAGA Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. CONTENTS Paqe I. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY 1 A. INTRODUCTION 1 B. WHY MUNEKIYO HIRAGA 1 C. MISSION STATEMENT "EXCELLENCE IN PROCESS MANAGEMENT" 1 1. Timely 2 2. Proactive 2 3. Strategic and Thorough 2 4. High Quality 2 D. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDED 2 E. OUR CORE VALUES 3 F. POSITIVE OUTCOMES SOUGHT FOR EACH ASSIGNMENT 4 G. QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN 4 H. PRINCIPALS 5 1. Karlynn Fukuda, President 5 2. Mark Alexander Roy, AICP, LEED AP BD+C, Vice President 6 3. Tessa Munekiyo Ng, AICP, Vice President 6 4. Michael T. Munekiyo, AICP, Founder 7 I. POINT OF CONTACT 7 II. FORM 120 8 III. RESUMES 21 IV. REFERENCES WHO MAY BE CONTACTED 24 V. MUNEKIYO HIRAGA BROCHURE 25 K:\Prop\Qualin2025\CO H\Planning\SOQ.docx QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY I I. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY A. INTRODUCTION Munekiyo Hiraga is a full service planning, government affairs, and community engagement consulting firm, partnering with government agencies and delivering results for over 35 years. The firm provides services statewide for a diverse client list which includes government agencies, as well as private landowners, small businesses, attorneys, architects, engineers, and non-profit organizations. Our team of professionals work together with our clients delivering excellence through effective project management, collaboration, strategy development, and proactive actions for a variety of public and private sector projects. Munekiyo Hiraga is a Minority-Owned, Woman-Owned, and Small Business Association Certified HUBZone firm. Through the Historically Underutilized Business Zones (HUBZone) Program of the Small Business Association, the firm has preferential access to Federal procurement opportunities. Munekiyo Hiraga is a statewide firm, supporting Hawaii with project experience on every major island, and has offices in Wailuku, Maui and Honolulu, Oahu. B. WHY MUNEKIYO HIRAGA The team of professionals at Munekiyo Hiraga are experts in our field and passionate about our work. Our objective is to proactively partner with clients and help them succeed by delivering exceptional service and results. We take great pride in delivering on challenging assignments for our clients. Through successfully completing over 2,000 assignments, Munekiyo Hiraga is recognized as a leader in environmental and regulatory processes, technical analysis and governmental and community affairs. The robust team at Munekyo Hiraga has significant experience in the public and private sectors and has specialized knowledge of regulatory processes, policies, and protocols. This combination of expertise and experience ensures we deliver the best outcomes for our clients. C. MISSION STATEMENT "EXCELLENCE IN PROCESS MANAGEMENT" Munekiyo Hiraga is dedicated and committed to providing responsive professional services of the highest quality to all clients. Excellence in service by the Munekiyo Hiraga team is: Page 1 1. Timely We understand the importance of delivering on time. We work to consistently meet clients' project time schedules through sound management and resource allocation practices. All projects shall be conducted to meet or better client deadline requirements. Where special scheduling needs are identified, fast-track timetables will be formulated and implemented. 2. Proactive We emphasize project pre-assessment to anticipate issues and concerns that may arise during the course of an assignment. Early assessment and identification of potential issues can translate into time savings during the course of project planning and implementation. In this regard, it is the firm's objective to conduct early consultation and coordination with clients, agencies, and community stakeholders to ensure that issues are identified as early as practicable. 3. Strategic and Thorough We work with our clients to understand their requirements and challenges in a project. Through collaboration, we build a partnership with our clients to deliver successful results each time. Our philosophy that emphasizes diligent and strategically coordinated follow-up with clients, agencies, and community stakeholders who have a direct interest in the project. By maintaining ongoing and responsive communication with clients and stakeholders involved in a project, the smooth and timely completion of assignment objectives can be facilitated. 4. High Quality We have earned a reputation for providing professional planning services based on sound technical and qualitative analysis, yielding strategic and responsible responses and recommendations. To ensure delivery of reports and applications of the highest caliber, Munekiyo Hiraga has instituted a quality control methodology which is iterative in nature and instituted at the start of and throughout a project until completion. D. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDED A broad range of consulting services is provided by Munekiyo Hiraga to meet the increasingly complex environment in which project development and public policy are implemented. In this regard, client services include, but are not limited to, the following areas: Page 2 Services Overview Project Management Overall management of project team and subconsultants, interdependencies of critical path items, deadlines and deliverables, and timeline Environmental Review Preparation of Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements Land Use Entitlements Preparation and processing of various Federal, State, and County land use applications and approvals Construction Permit Facilitation of construction permit review Processing Due Diligence and Scoping Review of site opportunities and constraints and Analysis regulatory requirements; development of entitlement strategies Technical and Feasibility Preparation of land use/policy planning studies, Studies development feasibility studies, economic and fiscal impact studies, cost benefit analysis, etc. Community Engagement and Preparation and implementation of community Communication engagement strategies Government Affairs Coordination with government agencies and elected officials Spatial Analysis and Mapping Geographic Information System (GIS) analysis and mapping E. OUR CORE VALUES Gratitude As individuals and as a company, we are grateful to our clients, our partners in government, and our partners in the community. In times of conflict and challenge, gratitude enhances our capacity to achieve harmony. Selflessness Selflessness means sharing and giving, without expectation of reward.This mindset allows us to work in the context of "company" rather than as "individuals". A selfless company will more easily coexist with partners in government and community. Humility Humility cannot exist without selflessness. Humility is a mindset and behavior pattern where recognition of self is set aside in the interest of the company, and where the interest of the company is set aside for the interest of clients and community. Page 3 F. POSITIVE OUTCOMES SOUGHT FOR EACH ASSIGNMENT Whether an assignment involves the preparation of a permit application or a technical study, the monitoring of proposed legislation, or the formulation of a community engagement program, Munekiyo Hiraga seeks outcomes that are designed to advance harmony among all project participants. In this regard, the following outcomes are emphasized in each assignment: 1. Mutually respectful working relationships among the client, governmental agencies, and community stakeholders; and 2. Managed expectations through a communication framework that is clear and characterized by trust. In addition, Munekiyo Hiraga understands the value of effective communication and places significant value on civil discourse in community engagement activities. It is through establishing open relationships with agency representatives and community stakeholders that Munekiyo Hiraga is able to facilitate successful project processing. G. QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN Munekiyo Hiraga's approach to planning is based on respecting the intuitive insights of our clients, analyzing reliable technical and policy issues, and integrating both to provide the highest quality of service. Recognizing the importance of quality control and the desire to maintain a high level of professional integrity in documents produced by Munekiyo Hiraga, we firmly believe that quality is essential to a successful planning firm and key to our company principles. To integrate quality into our corporate values, we strive to naturally blend the following practices into every project: • Accurate information gathering • Continual communication with the client and project team • Early consultation with applicable Federal, State, and County agencies, as well as key community stakeholders • Allowing for sufficient time to prepare required reports while meeting the client's timeline requirements • Encouraging constructive review and comment and maintaining an open-door policy of in-house commentary Page 4 • Management's commitment to quality and professional standards of planning services • Utilizing the most experienced and skilled personnel available • Providing sufficient personnel to staff projects • Continuing education and training of staff • Maintaining quality of production and office facilities These practices provide the foundation upon which Munekiyo Hiraga has built its quality control program. The program utilizes various internal controls, reviews, standardized procedures, and checklists. Illustrative of this process, upon receipt of the Notice to Proceed, the Project Team is selected. Generally, the project team will consist of a Principal in Charge(PIC), a Manager, Senior Associate, or Associate, and an administrative support staff person. Prior to the start of production of the report/application document, the Project Team meets to review the project scope and background. Production tasks are assigned to members of the Project Team and a preliminary production timeline is established for the report/application. At each stage of production, the Project Team reviews the report/application and may seek input from other staff members who are not assigned to the project, but who have familiarity with the project area, project scope, and/or key issues related to the project for government agencies and/or community stakeholders. Additionally, Quality Control (QC) editors are assigned to the Project Team. The QC editors are experienced team members who are not directly associated with the project. Documentation preparation and reviews, therefore, involve strict standards to ensure accuracy and quality. Munekiyo Hiraga believes that its disciplined quality control process is essential to the production of quality documents for our clients. We continually review our quality control review process to ensure that the highest professional standards are met. H. PRINCIPALS 1. Karlynn Fukuda, President Ms. Fukuda has 31 years of planning, outreach, public relations, and government affairs experience. Ms. Fukuda has been involved in the preparation and processing of Chapter 343, Hawaii Revised Statutes, Environmental Assessments, and the processing of land entitlements and other governmental permits for landowners. She has managed the creation and execution of reports and brochures for County and State agencies, as well as private landowners. She Page 5 has also been involved in community relations efforts for landowners, including facilitating meetings for community-based master planning and general project reviews. Prior to joining Munekiyo Hiraga, Ms. Fukuda served as the public information officer for the County of Maui, where she coordinated with all County departments and agencies for the preparation of press releases, media interviews, and the planning and implementation of special projects. Ms. Fukuda holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from the University of Colorado at Boulder, as well as a Master of Arts degree in Communication from Washington State University. 2. Mark Alexander Roy, AICP, LEED AP BD+C, Vice President Mr. Roy has 25 years of professional experience, including training/facilitation, and providing planning and project management consulting services to governmental agencies, land trust organizations, as well as non-profit institutions and corporate clients. Mr. Roy has extensive experience in matters related to strategic planning, management of complex permitting initiatives, and preparation of environmental impact statements for major land use actions. Mr. Roy has advised large land trusts, private landowners, and State and County agencies in guiding projects through the regulatory and environmental review process. Mr. Roy is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) and the American Planning Association (APA), Hawaii Chapter, and is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited Professional through the U.S. Green Building Council. He attended college for both undergraduate and post-graduate studies in the United Kingdom and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Environmental Management from the University of Leeds and a Master of Science in Environmental Protection from the University of Salford, Manchester. 3. Tessa Munekiyo Ng, AICP, Vice President Ms. Ng has 19 years of professional planning experience, providing planning and project management consulting services, as well as economic and fiscal impact analysis and market analysis to various private development companies, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. Ms. Ng has extensive experience in matters related to strategic planning, economic analysis, preparation of regulatory permits, and community outreach for land use permitting actions. Ms. Ng has advised major landowners, government agencies, and non-profit organizations through the environmental review and land use permitting process. Page 6 Ms. Ng is a member of the AICP, the APA, Hawaii Chapter, the Urban Land Institute (ULI), and Lambda Alpha International Honorary Society for the Advancement of Land Economics. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Economy from Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and received a Master in City Planning from the University of California at Berkley. Ms. Ng is a 2024 Pacific Century Fellow. 4. Michael T. Munekiyo, AICP, Founder Mr. Munekiyo has 51 years of professional planning experience, which includes positions with State and County governments, a private consulting firm, and a corporate landowner. Mr. Munekiyo's experience touches upon a solid and broad base of planning programs and projects, ranging from the preparation of issue papers for the Hawaii Coastal Zone Management Program and Hawaii State Plan, and processing of regulatory permit applications and environmental impact statements for major infrastructure improvements. He has thorough knowledge of State and County planning processes and has a full understanding of County legislative processes. Mr. Munekiyo holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree from the University of Hawaii. He is a member of the AICP and the APA, Hawaii Chapter, and is a Registered Professional Engineer (State of Colorado). POINT OF CONTACT For additional information regarding the firm's services and capabilities, please contact us. Maui Office O`ahu Office 305 High Street, Suite 104 225 Queen Street, Suite 200 Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Phone: (808) 244-2015 Phone: (808) 983-1233 Email: planning@munekiyohiraga.com Web: www.munekiyohiraga.com Page 7 FORM 120 I I Cr) CHI W H N- Q 0 � pC H E 7 ul � .--I I LU EO H N by 0 c I N z Al H o coI CO- N W ro a N- C F C E. H a9 U Z H A a F L O H En w H w a) H sz H o > y I H EA Ro N C) i+ 0 w 0 0 Cl) H Ul EA E 0 Q w z . 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Il:.. pi 2 / \ o 0 \ U ° ° H 0 0 ƒ a [Hj m EH I \ 0 P4 u § 0 \ _ 0 / m H — EH n / 4 1 E n ƒ § / § § , \ / / E m / \ u / q - Cl) n _ M _ & Cl) Cl) Cl) Cl) \ Cl) / .. § PI H .. § C PI H 0 0 Cl) H ° Cl) H ° ) Cl) ; Cl) ; ® § 2 m § ( § 2 m § § ) § ( w Q 0 N _ w Q 0 N Q ) RESUMES I I I . 0 KARLYNN FUKUDA " PRESIDENT Wr 4 ''' 305 High Street, Suite 104, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 M U N E K I YO H I R AG A ,,-*-- ,,,,, (808)244 2015 Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. karlynn©munekiyohiraga.com Summary • Areas of Professional Experience: Project management; community planning; environmental impact analysis; regulatory permitting; community outreach • Years of Experience: 31 years • Years with Munekiyo Hiraga: 22 years Education • Master of Arts, Communication —Washington State University, 1996 • Bachelor of Science, Communications— University of Colorado, Boulder, 1992 • Bachelor of Arts, Journalism and Mass Communications— University of Colorado, Boulder, 1992 Registrations, Certifications and Membership in Professional Associations American Planning Association, Hawaii Chapter List of Selected Projects • County of Maui, Department of Public Works (DPW), Lower Honoapi`ilani Road Improvements at Kaopala Bay: Community outreach and coordination for potential alternatives review for improvements to roadway located adjacent to the shoreline in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii (County of Maui, DPW, ongoing) • Ko`ele Project District Amendments: Chapter 343, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) Environmental Assessment (EA), Project District Phase 1 Amendment, Community Plan Amendment, and Change of Zoning applications for revisions to the existing Ko`ele Project District in Ko`ele, Lanai, Hawaii (Pulama Lanai, ongoing) • HonokOwai Well: Chapter 343, HRS EA for proposed well and related water system improvements to support the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) properties in West Maui, including a portion of the Villages of Leiali`i and the HonokOwai Homestead lands in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii. Technical assistance to be provided on other permit reviews that may be required for project improvements. (Austin, Tsutsumi & Associates, Inc., 2024) • Ho`olehua Scattered Lots: Chapter 343, HRS EA for proposed subdivision of DHHL properties located in Ho`olehua, Molokai, Hawaii. The proposed lots would be awarded to DHHL beneficiaries for subsistence agriculture and residential use. (DHHL, ongoing) • Waiale Road Extension Project: Joint Chapter 343, HRS and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) EA, Community Outreach, Section 106 and Section 7 coordination, and regulatory permitting assistance for the proposed expansion of the existing Waiale Road, from East Waiko Road to Honoapi`ilani Highway in Waikapu, Maui, Hawaii (County of Maui, DPW, ongoing) Previous Employment • County of Maui, Office of the Mayor, Public Information Officer • Kapalua Land Company, Ltd., Public Relations Assistant Community Activities • Leader, Maui Girls 4-H Club • Team Mom, Kahului Giants Baseball • Team Mom, H.P. Baldwin High School Air Rifle Team Page 21 MARK ALEXANDER ROY AICP, LEED AP BD+C ' VICE PRESIDENT lt ; ' m MUNEKIYO HIRAGA Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. 7_4 j, 305 High Street, Suite 104, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 .� ; (808)244-2015 mark@munekiyohiraga.com Summary • Areas of Professional Experience: Project and process management; environmental impact analysis and review; regulatory permitting; scoping/feasibility studies; due diligence research; community/stakeholder outreach and engagement • Years of Experience: 25 years • Years with Munekiyo Hiraga: 21 years Education • Master of Science in Environmental Protection — University of Salford, Manchester, England (United Kingdom), 2000 • Bachelor of Arts Honors in Environmental Management—University of Leeds, Leeds, England (United Kingdom), 1998 Registrations, Certifications and Membership in Professional Associations American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP); American Planning Association, Hawaii Chapter; LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP BD+C) List of Selected Projects • Makena Mauka: Chapter 343, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Special Management Area (SMA) Use permitting and land use amendments for new resort residential community and related improvements in Makena, Maui, Hawaii (Makena Golf& Beach Club Owners, ongoing) • Central Maui Wastewater Reclamation Facility (WWRF): Chapter 343, HRS EIS and land use amendments for a new WWRF to serve the Central Maui region in Waikapu, Maui, Hawaii (County of Maui, Department of Environmental Management, ongoing) • Hale Mahaolu Ke Kahua Affordable Housing Community:Chapter 343, HRS Environmental Assessment(EA), Maui County Chapter 2.97 Affordable Housing Approval and State District Boundary Amendment for 120-unit affordable rental housing community in Waiehu, Maui, Hawaii (Highridge Costa Development Company, 2024) • Lanakila Affordable Housing Community: Chapter 343, HRS EA Exemption Coordination and HRS, 201-H Affordable Housing Approval for new public housing community in Hilo, Maui, Hawaii (Hawaii Public Housing Authority, 2025) • Four Seasons Resort Maui Improvement Projects: SMA and Planned Development permitting assistance for various upgrades and improvements, including a new swimming pool at the Four Seasons Resort Maui in Wailea, Maui (3900 WA Associates, LLC, ongoing) • Kihei Fire Station Site Selection Study: GIS-based site selection study for potential locations for a future fire station in Kihei, Maui, Hawaii (County of Maui, Department of Fire & Public Safety, ongoing) • Waianapanapa and Makena State Park Improvements: SMA Use Permit application and community outreach assistance for improvements at Waianapanapa and Makena State Parks, Maui, Hawaii (State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, ongoing) • Lahainaluna Teacher Housing: Chapter 343, HRS environmental review process coordination for development of new teacher housing for the Lahainaluna schools complex, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii (State of Hawaii, Department of Education, ongoing) Previous Employment • University of Hawaii Maui College, Maui Language Institute, English Instructor • International School of English, Yokohama (Japan), Lead English Teacher/Trainer • Westgate Corporation, Nihon University (Japan), College English Tutor • Japan Exchange Teaching (JET) Program, English Teacher • The British Embassy, Tokyo, Japan, Professional Internship • GEOS Corporation (Japan), English Teacher Page 22 P. ° " �.� TESSA MUNEKIYO NG, AICP 1 VICE PRESIDENT ; • 225 Queen Street, Suite 200, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 MUNEKIYO HI RAGA � loiloks (808)983-1233 Planning.Project Management.Sustainable Solutions. tessa©munekiyohiraga.com .4t Summary • Areas of Professional Experience: Project management; feasibility studies; economic and fiscal impact analysis; agricultural impact analysis; market analysis; environmental impact analysis; regulatory permitting; GIS mapping and analysis; community outreach • Years of Experience: 19 years • Years with Munekiyo Hiraga: 14 years Education • Master of City Planning, Housing and Community Development Concentration — University of California, Berkeley, 2008 • Bachelor of Arts Degree with Honors in Political Economy, History Minor— Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 2006 Registrations, Certifications and Membership in Professional Associations American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP); American Planning Association, Hawaii Chapter; Urban Land Institute; Lambda Alpha International Land Economics Society for the Advancement of Land Economics, Aloha Chapter List of Selected Projects • E. Kapolei Strategic Master Plan: Chapter 343, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) Environmental Impact Statement for 170 acres of State-owned land planned for mixed use transit-oriented development (TOD), workforce housing, and light industrial uses in Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii (State Department of Land and Natural Resources, ongoing) • Kaiaulu o Kuku`ia Affordable Housing Project at Villages of Leiali`i: Planning feasibility studies, project management, community outreach, and 201H-38, HRS Affordable Housing Approval for 200 unit multifamily affordable housing development in Kahului, Maui, Hawaii (Ikaika Ohana, Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation, 2020) • Keawalau Affordable Housing Project: 201H-38, HRS Affordable Housing Approval for 537-unit affordable housing and mixed use TOD in Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii (Highridge Costa, 2023) • Liloa Drive Extension (Namau'u Place to Ka`ono`ulu Street): Community Outreach, Chapter 343, HRS Environmental Assessment, National Environmental Policy Act Compliance, Section 106 Consultation, Special Management Area Use Permit, and other regulatory approvals for roadway extension project in KThei, Maui, Hawaii (Warren S. Unemori Engineering and County of Maui, Department of Public Works, ongoing) Previous Employment • Munekiyo Planning Services, Owner/Consultant (contractor to Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc. and Bay Area Economics) • Bay Area Economics, Senior Associate and Associate • East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation, Real Estate Development Intern Community Activities • Pacific Century Fellow, Class of 2024 • City and County of Honolulu Design Advisory Committee Member • American Planning Association, Hawaii Chapter (Executive Committee 2012-2023) • President, Lambda Alpha International, Aloha Chapter • Co-Chair, Urban Land Institute Women's Leadership Initiative • Volunteer, Urban Land Institute Urban Plan • President, Georgetown University Club of Hawaii Page 23 REFERENCES WHO MAY BE CONTACTED IV. REFERENCES WHO MAY BE CONTACTED 1. Gary Furuta GSF, LLC 1388 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 7301 Honolulu, Hawaii 96814 Phone: (808) 429-7815 2. Mohannad Mohanna, President Highridge Costa Development 330 West Victoria Street Gardena, California 90248 Email: moe.mohanna@hcosta.com 3. lan Hirokawa State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources Kalanimoku Building 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 221 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Phone: (808) 587-0400 4. Stan Fujimoto Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation 677 Queen Street #300 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Phone: (808) 587-0641 5. Tom Fischer Ikaika Ohana 2610 Pacific Heights Road Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Phone: (614) 205-0002 Page 24 MUNEKIYO HIRAGA BROCHURE a >- (.90 z Q � 0_ IY c O `^ U , W I- Zy qpgie4,,,,,iii 40140„pet, R,., CO ,„„v„,, ,.:,,,,r,,,lovAve/digt o'-' „ny ,.-_ ,. �. ''.h ''ham•, '' ' --4 ,ti y f .t w w - r ;tl w rr x. 1 W �•.IxN nF a • - u ryh n „; ., , ti F , �� • f. kJr — W L, r d :/'f vv .. 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