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BOBBY JEAN L~,ITHEAD-TODD % Phone: (808) 961-8261
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Cou~2cilmemb;~r ~ : i.. FAX: (808) 969-3291
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t_'Ot1N'`~Y COUNCIL
Cor.~nti~ of Hawaii
Hcrzuaii County Building
25 Aupisni Street
Milo, Hawaii 96i 20
September 6, 2002
TO: James Y. Arakaki, Chair
and Members of the Hawaii County Council
FROM: Bobby Jean Leithead-Todd, Chair ~ti`(
Committee on Planning
RE: Proposed Bill No. 244, Draft 4
RE: TSA Corporation
TMK: 7-3-51: 60
Attached for your favorable consideration is proposed Bill No. 244, Draft 4, which
amends Condition F to read as follows:
F. In order to [adequately] address and mitigate potential impacts from non-point
source pollutants, [all] the applicant shall participate with the County
ofv
of Hawaii
in a pilot storm drain program for roadways within the Kaloko-Honokohau
region This pilot program ma}r
potentiallyinclude other developments within the
CountXand apply to all other government and private developments In that
re~ard~the applicant shall participate bX constructing all roadways within the
proposed industrial-commercial park [shall be built] to County dedicable
standards with paved swales and striped on-street parking. The drainage system $
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within the road rights-of--way shall [meet with] include storm drain filtration c~
devices which meet the approval of the Department of Public Works and the
applicable permitting requirements of the Underground Injection Control (UIC) of
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the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act and the National Pollutant Discharge ~ ~
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Elimination System (NPDES) of the Federal Clean Water Act. The roadway and
related improvements covered herein shall be considered eligible for dedication to
the County of Hawaii.
This amendment relates to the State Land Use Commission's Decision and Order item #4
referencing "Groundwater Quality Monitoring" which states:
"The Petitioner shall contribute its fair and reasonable pro-rata share of costs
relating to a ground water monitoring program of USGS Wells 4161-O1, 4161-02 and
4061-01, Aimakapa Pond, Kaloko Pond and two (2) other anchialine ponds of the
Kaloko-Honokohau Historic National Park as identified by the National Park Service.
Monitoring would continue once every six months for 10 years from initial occupancy, or
until such time as sewer lines and hookup to the WWTP is implemented.
Constituents to be monitored shall be of a full suite of nutrients (including
nitrogen and phosphate), contaminants (including metals, phenolic compounds, pesticides
and pesticide breakdown products, chlorinated solvents, BTEX compounds, selected
pharmaceutical endocrine disruptive compounds, such as ethinyl estradiol, and
nonylphenol), and standard water quality parameters (including pH, temperature,
dissolved oxygenates, and salinity). The fair and reasonable pro-rata share of costs will
be determined by the Commission and in conjunction with the findings generated at the
regional pollution prevention forum discussed above.''