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

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(iv) Interior plumbing upgrades. (v) Demolition of detached structures which are less than fifty years of age. (vi) Demolition of additions to historic structures when such additions are less than fifty years of age if no new addition is proposed in its place. (vii) Interior unit and office renovations for mid- and high- rise buildings. (viii) Interior modifications to stores or restaurants in shopping malls and strips. (ix) In-kind repairs of interior architectural features including doors, siding and cabinets. (x) In-kind repairs to exterior architectural features including doors,windows, siding fascia and decking. (xi) Antenna and satellite dish replacements on existing towers and structures not subject to FCC permits. (xii) Bathroom and kitchen renovations that do not include changes to the building exterior. (xiii) In-kind repairs to carports and garages. (xiv) The enclosure of existing rear lanai that will not destroy historic materials or features. (xv) Emergency repairs to structures caused by natural or man-made disasters. (xvi) Structures destroyed by fire or other calamities where damage exceeds fifty percent of the structure. (xvii) Projects involving existing privately-owned, single- family detached dwelling units or townhouses. (B) The Director may authorize administrative actions per Section 4-3(a)(1)(A) of this rule,provided that: (i) The project is not a federal undertaking subject to review under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. (ii) The project is not on or nominated for inclusion on the Hawai`i or National Register of Historic Places. (iii) The project is not subject to Section 6E-8 or 6E-10 of the Hawai`i Revised Statutes, or is a project subject to Hawai`i Revised Statutes, Section 6E-42 review in a special district. (iv) A report of administrative actions is made to the Commission each month. 18