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4.4 Congress.....................................................................................................................................................36 <br />4.5 Defense, Pohakuloa Training Area.............................................................................................................37 <br />4.6 Federal Emergency Management Agency..................................................................................................37 <br />Related County Collaborative Actions......................................................................................................37 <br />4.7 Interior: Fish and Wildlife Service...............................................................................................................38 <br />4.8 National Park Service: Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail Superintendent...............................................38 <br />Section 5: Private Organizations.......................................................................................................................39 <br />5.1 Bishop Estate/Kamehameha Schools.........................................................................................................39 <br />5.2 Hawaii Electric Light Company..................................................................................................................39 <br />5.3 Hawaiian Telcom, Oceanic Timer Warner Cable, & other internet service providers...............................39 <br />5.4 Health, Dental, and Vision Care Providers..................................................................................................39 <br />1.1 Purpose and Organization of this Guidance to Agencies <br />The Hamakua Community Development Plan (CDP) Guidance to Agencies is a quick -reference guide for <br />County, State, federal, and private agencies. It is one of several CDP Support Documents designed to make <br />the Hamakua CDP accessible to the diversity of its future users. The CDP strategies included in this Guide <br />are identical to the strategies in the CDP, but they are re -organized for easy reference by agencies. <br />This Guide is organized into four substantive sections: Section 2: County Agencies, Section 3: State <br />Agencies, Section 4: Federal Agencies, and Section 5: Private Organizations. <br />Some CDP strategies in this guide contain references in parentheses to existing policy from, for example, <br />the General Plan or Hawai'i Revised Statutes. <br />1.2 What is a CDP and what can it do? <br />"CDP" is short for "Community Development Plan." CDPs are the forum for community input into <br />establishing Hawai'i County policy at the regional level and coordinating the delivery of County services to <br />the community. <br />The Hamakua CDP employs four types of strategies to achieve Community Objectives: two types of County <br />policy, outside agency/organization initiatives that could help advance implementation of the CDP, and <br />community -led initiatives. <br />The County policies articulated in the CDP are established with the adoption of the Hamakua CDP. The two <br />types of County policies in the CDP are "Land Use Policies" and "County Actions." "County Actions" are <br />the official County policies to guide future County priorities and initiatives related to land and open space <br />protection, water, roads, transit, emergency services, and parks. These policies are not mandated, legally - <br />4 <br />Hamakua CDP Guidance to Agencies <br />