RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE FOR THE HAWAII COUNTY CULTURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION

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(1) The State Historic Preservation Officer may forward nominations to the Hawai`i and or National Register that are within the county to the Commission for review and recommendation. (2) Nominations to the Hawaii and or National Register shall be received by the Commission no less than twenty calendar days before the next scheduled Commission hearing to be heard at that hearing. Nominations received less than twenty calendar days before the next scheduled Commission meeting may be placed on the agenda for the subsequent meeting. (3) In addition to the submitted materials,the Commission may require the nomination be accompanied by a cover form, approved by the Commission, which may include but not necessarily be limited to the involved tax map keys,property owner's signature, current use of the property, county zoning, and wishes of the property owner to be on one or both of the registers. (4) Upon publication, a copy of the Commission's agenda shall be mailed to the registered landowner of the property that is to be considered for nomination to the Hawai`i or National Register. (b) Review of Historic Register nominations. (1) The Commission shall hold a public hearing pursuant to Section 1- 7 of these rules after receiving notification from the State Historic Preservation Officer of nominated historic properties within the county. (2) The Commission shall review the nominations to the Hawai`i Register against the criteria set forth by Title 13, Chapter 198, Hawai`i Administrative Rules relating to the Hawai`i and National Registers of Historic Places programs. (3) The Commission shall review the nominations to the National Register against the criteria set forth by Title 36 Part 60, Code of Federal Regulations relating to the National Register of Historic Places. (4) After the Commission has reviewed all materials and public testimony pertaining to a project,the Commission may: (A) Determine that the nomination does or does not meet the criteria for nomination to the Hawai`i or National Register of Historic Places. (B) Determine that the materials supplied with the nomination do not contain sufficient information to evaluate the nomination against the criteria set forth by Title 13, Chapter 198,Hawaii Administrative Rules or Title 36 Part 60, Code of Federal Regulations. 14