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Chapter 17:Shelters <br /> Kohala High&Intt.,Kohala Elementary <br /> H <br /> 1-TH-�'I.F <br /> P—lat'.o't'—7 <br /> �Honokae High&Intermediate <br /> Waimea State Offices&Courthouse Waimea Eleman ary&Intermediate <br /> I <br /> SOUTH KOHA <br /> Population=1 184 <br /> NORTH 1111 <br /> Population=1720 <br /> i Hilo IntermediateHilo High <br /> 1 SOUTH HILO Waiakea High <br /> Kealakehe ElementaryKealakehe High Pop44ation=4741 ilva Elementary <br /> Kealakehe Intermediat NORTH TH KONA 7CC <br /> Kahakai Eleme*/ pularion=34024 Keaau MiddleKeaau High <br /> **Holualoa Elementary <br /> Mountain View Elementary <br /> Konawaena High * Keonepoko Elementary <br /> 1 Pahoa High&Imermedia ahoa. emary <br /> �e Honaunau Elementary PUNA <br /> Population=42591 <br /> Hookena Elementary <br /> 11 SOUTH KONA <br /> Population=11414 _ <br /> I <br /> KAU <br /> I` Population=7050 <br /> y.Kau High and Pahala Elementary <br /> A Legend <br /> * Emergency Shelters <br /> G — Major Road <br /> 0 4 8 116 24 32 <br /> Miles <br /> Figure 17-1. Nfap of shelter locations on Hawaii island <br /> 17.1.1 Structural Assessment of Buildings for Hurricane Shelter Classification <br /> Evaluations of 29 buildings throughout the Hawaiian Islands were conducted in accordance <br /> with the requirements of the Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS), <br /> Division of Public Works, Scope of Services and Procedure for Structural Assessment of <br /> Buildings for Hurricane Shelter Classification. The primary objective of these evaluations <br /> were to identify whether the structures substantially meets the wind load criteria for a Shelter <br /> rating of Type B or better. The evaluations also identify recommendations for any further <br /> incremental structural or nonstructural retrofits to achieve substantial compliance with <br /> Shelter Types B,A, and EHPA,where economically feasible. <br /> 17-6 Hawaii County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />