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C.WENDELL CARLSMITH ^`�"
MERRILL L.CARLSMITH H I LO, HAWAII P O.BOX 686
HILO,HAWAII
JAMES H.CASE
CHARLES R.WICHMAN /1' P.O.BOX 656
DONN W.CARLSMITH May 1T, 1962 -
HONOLULU,HAWAII
KEITH J.STEIN ER
H WILLIAM BURGESS
ROBERT E.BETHEA
JAMES W.BOYLE
TOM L.PETERSON
PETER A.DONAHOE
CHAUNCEY G.GRISWOLD
The Honorable Thomas K. Cook
and Members of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Hawaii
Hilo, Hawaii
Gentlemen:
We represent Mark Twain Estates, Inc . , which
previously filed with you a petition for an improvement
district at Kau, Hawaii, based upon Section 146-139 of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii 1955 (generally known as a 100%
improvement district) . Mark Twain Estates, Inc . is not
now the owner of 100% of the land covered by said petition
and, on behalf of Mark Twain Estates, Inc . , we hereby with-
draw our previous petition.
As we mentioned to you at the meeting of the
Board of Supervisors on April 4, 1962, we have prepared a
petition for an improvement district at Kau, Hawaii,
within the provisions of Section 146-138 of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii 1955 (generally known as a 60% improvement
district) . We are enclosing herewith the original executed
copy of this petition.
We would appreciate it if, on behalf of the
company, we could explain to you the material contained
within this petition and answer any questions you may
have .
Very truly yours,
CARLSMITH, CARLSMITH, WICHMAN AND CASE
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James H. Case
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Mr. James H. Case
Carlemith, Garlsmith, Wichman & Case
Attorneys-at-Law.
Hilo, Hawaii
Dear 1r. Case
Your letter of May 14, 1962, submitting a revised
petition for an improvement district at Kau and withdrawing
the petition filed previously was considered by the Board of
Supervisors at its May 16 meeting.
The Board referred your letter to its Committee on Public
Works and to the County Attorney. The Attorney has been
requested to draft the required Resolutian by the ne;t meet-
ing if he finds it legal.
Very truly yours,
(Mrs.) Margaret M. Kaaua
COUNTY CLERK
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OFFICE OF TIjE COUNTY C" ERK
COUNTY OF HAWAII
HILO, HAWAII
MEMORANDUM
From: COUNTY CLERK, MARGARET M. KAAUA
To : Public Works Department
sumo, Resolution 546
REMARKS:
I am enclosing for your files and information, a copy of Resolution
No. 546 relating to the proposed Waiohinu Improvement District,
Kau, Hawaii.
omoomeammalx Memo-also sent to:
Attorney James Case
Memo forwarded : June 15, 1962 Planning & Traffic Commission
Board of Water Supply
Signature d=a<igo2
M E M O R A N D U M (7)
TO: Mark Twain Estates, Inc.
FROM: Carlsmith, Carlsmith, Wichman and Case
DATE: May 1, 1962
RE: Proposed Improvement District
SUBJECT: Procedure by Owners of 60% of Frontage or
Area to Obtain an Improvement District
in the County of Hawaii
1 . Filing of Petition. A petition is filed with
with the Board of Supervisors by the owners in fee simple
(i) of not less than 60% of the frontage upon any street,
alley, or highway designated by them, or (ii) of not less
than 60% of the area of land designated by them as a proposed
improvement district. §146-138. Signatures must be duly
acknowledged. Id. The petition must request the construction
of special improvements, which are defined as any one or more
or any combination of any of the following:
(a) The establishment, opening, extension,
widening, or altering of any street, alley, or other
highway, or sidewalk;
(b) The grading, paving, curbing, macadamizing,
or otherwise improving of the whole or any part of
any existing public street, alley, or other highway
or sidewalk;
(c) The construction of a storm drainage system;
(d) The construction of any sanitary sewerage
system;
(e) The construction of a street lighting system;
(f) The construction of a water system;
(g) To otherwise improve any of the foregoing
to an extent exceeding maintenance or repair thereof.
§146-130 (d) (1)-(7) .
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2. Contents of Petition; Certain Costs. Besides
the acknowledgment of signatures and the request for the
construction of special improvements, the petition must
include the surveys, maps, plans, and other preliminary data
and estimates mentioned in section 146-136 (relating to initial
procedure by board) in the case of a proceeding initiated by
the board. This would include:
(a) Preliminary data concerning the special
improvement proposed to be opened, constructed, or
improved;
(b) The general character and extent of any
improvement to be proposed;
(c) Whether such improvement should be proposed
on a frontage or an area basis;
(d) Whether any new land will be necessary to
be acquired, and the estimated cost thereof and the
proportion which should be borne by the county;
(e) The materials recommended to meet the
conditions of the improvement;
(f) The boundaries of the improvement to be
proposed and any sub-districts or zones therein
as to which different portions of the cost should
be charged;
(g) The estimated cost of the improvement;
(h) The portions of the cost to be borne by the
county;
(i) The protions of the cost to be specifically
assessed against the lands specially benefited with
the maximum unit of assessment to be made against the
property to be assessed according to the method of
assessments tc bn propose'
(j) If the proposed improvement includes the
construction or improvement of a water system or
the laying or installation of conduits, pipes,
hydrants, or any appliance for supply or distributing
a water supply--then preliminary plans for such
proposed water system as will enable the board of
water supply to make its plans and estimates for the
proposed water system; and
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(k) All necessary preliminary surveys, maps, plans,
drawings, and other data, details, and specifications
for the improvements and any other matters or details
intended to apply thereto . §146-136.
The cost of the preliminary surveys, maps, and
other data, if not in excess of the estimate therefor stated
in the petition, shall be deemed part of the cost of the
improvement . 8146-138. Although section 146-135 provides
that certain costs are to be borne by the county, such as
the entire cost of engineering, incidentals, and inspection,
this section does not apply where improvements are initiated
under section 146-138 (60% petitions) or under section 146-139
(100% petitions), with certain exceptions that do not appear
relevant to the petition of Mark Twain Estates. These
exceptions relate to (1 ) the cost of acquiring land necessary
for a main or general thoroughfare (as defined therein) in
excess of 60 feet in width, (2) the cost of pavement in excess
of 20 feet in width for a main or general thoroughfare, and
(3) the cost of widening any street or highway where the
original construction cost was paid by assessment. §146-135.
There is also a special provision relating to action which,
in the board' s discretion, may be taken to protect the county
from claims for damages from surface waters. Id.
If a proposed special improvement includes the
construction or improvement of a water system, the board of
water supply may, but need not, assume and pay out of its
funds available for such purpose, the cost of engineering,
incidentals, and inspection, and up to (but not in excess
of) one-third of the total cost of the construction or
improvement of such water system. 8146-141 .
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See also section 146-132, which limits the costs
assessable to property owners for the construction of
sanitary sewerage systems, but which provides that the total
cost thereof shall be assessed against the land specially
benefited where such construction is initiated under
section 146-138 (60% petitions) or under section 146-139
(100% petitions) .
3. Degree of Detail of Preliminary Data. Section
146-136 requires, in general, "all necessary preliminary
surveys, maps, plans, drawings, and other data, details and
specifications for the improvements and any other matters or
details intended to apply thereto. " Thus the emphasis is on
the word "preliminary. " It is not until the board adopts the
resolution creating the improvement district that the chief
engineer is directed to prepare final maps, details, plans,
and specifications . 9146-140. And these latter resolutions
are not adopted until after a public hearing has been held,
at which, as will be discussed below, the proposed improve-
ment district may be defeated by 55% or more of the property
owners affected. 9146-137. Therefore, it would be contrary
to the statutes and unreasonable to require the preliminary
data filed with the petition to be in final form, at a great
cost, as is apparently the policy of the City Council of the
City and County of Honolulu.
It is true, however, that such preliminary data
must be in sufficient detail to form a reasonable basis for
the estimates (not final figures or details) contained in the
petition and to give the property owners a clear understanding
of what is proposed and how they are to be affected, so that
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they may intelligently represent themselves at the public
hearing on the proposed improvement district . It is
also true that as a matter of policy, the board might require
greater detail (but still short of final plans) in the case
of a petition by owners of 100% of the frontage or area
included, in order to better ascertain whether or not the
mandatory standard of section 146-139 has been met .
4. Initial Procedure by Board. Upon the filing of
the petition, the board then proceeds in the same manner as
though the plan for such improvements had been initiated on
its own motion. §146-138. If the proposed improvement
includes the construction or improvement of a water system
or the laying or installation of conduits, pipes, hydrants,
or any appliance for supplying or distributing a water supply,
the chief engineer must obtain from the board of water
supply preliminary plans and estimates for such proposed water
system and he must furnish such board with such preliminary
plans of the proposed improvement as will enable the board of
water supply to make its plans and estimates for the proposed
water system. §146-136. Presumably the petition would include
such preliminary plans as are envisioned by the statute as
being furnished to the board of water supply. Likewise, it
would appear prefectly proper if the board of water supply
merely approved the preliminary plans and estimates furnished
it if such plans and estimates conformed with what the board
of water supply would have otherwise supplied to the chief
engineer if the proposed improvements had been initiated by
the board of supervisors.
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5. Resolution Proposing Improvements . The board
of supervisors cannot act upon the petition until one week
has elapsed from the date of the filing of the petition.
8146-136. Thereafter the board, by resolution requiring only
one reading, proposes the making of such improvements .
8146-136. This resolution must specify:
(a) The streets, storm drainage, sanitary
system, water system, or street lighting system, or
combination thereof to be opened, constructed, or
improved;
(b) The area, owner, so far as known, and
general description and location of new land to be
required, if any;
(c) The materials proposed to be used;
(d) The proposed method of assessment
including the minimum number of installment pay-
ments to be proposed;
(e) The general boundaries of the district
or frontage, sub-districts, and zones to be
assessed;
(f) The maximum estimated unit of assessment;
(g) Adopts the plans and estimates furnisncd
by the board of water supply, by referring to them
and incorporating them by reference in the resolution;
(h) Refers to and incorporates by reference
such surveys, plans, maps, and other data included
in the petition as are approved by the board, subject
to the limitation in section 146-138 on the board ' s
powers; and
(i ) Fixes a date of public hearing upon the
proposed improvement, which date shall be not less
than 15 days after the first publication of notice
thereof in a newspaper of general circulation in
the county. §146-136.
The board does not have the power to abandon
the proceedings or make any change or modification of the
plans or the details or specifications for the proposed
improvements without the written and duly acknowledged consent
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of the owners of not less than 60% of the frontage or area
of the land to be assessed. 8146-138. However, the board
may decline to acquiesce in or may modify any part of the
plan which contemplates the payment by the county (1 ) of
any part of the cost of acquiring new land or (2) of any
part of the cost of improving any main or general thorough-
fare, but in such event, if the owners of not less than
60% of the frontage or property to be assessed acquiesce
in writing in the change or modification, the board is bound
to proceed with the plan as so modified. Id. Also, the
board does not have the power to modify or change the plans
and estimates furnished by the board of water supply without
the consent of the latter board. 8146-140.
6. Notice and Posting of Public Hearing; Affidavits .
After the adoption of such resolution, the county clerk causes
a notice of public hearing to be published twice a week for
two successive weeks (four publications in all ) in a newspaper
of general circulation in the county,
(a) Giving notice generally, to all owners,
lessees, and occupants of land proposed to be
assessed or acquired and to all others interested
of the general details of the proposed improvements
as adopted by the board, and
(b) Stating the time and place of public
hearing and where the petition, resolutions,
reports, and other data may be seen and examined
prior to the hearing. §146-136.
Like notices are to be posted conspicuously at least
10 days prior to the hearing approximately every 250 feet
along the highway or highways proposed to be opened or
improved. Id. In case of a storm drainage, sanitary
sewerage, water, or street lighting system, like notices
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shall be posted conspicuously at various places within the
area or along the frontage to be assessed. Id.
Affidavits of publication both in the newspaper
and along the route of improvement respectively shall be
filed with the board at the public hearing. Id.
7. Public Hearing--Protests and Suggestions . At
the hearing, any owner of property proposed to be assessed and,
in some cases, lessees of the same, may protest or make
suggestions about the proposed improvement . 9146-137. For
protest purposes only, any lessee of property to be assessed,
who by the express terms of his lease must pay the kind of
assessments contemplated under this Part, is subrogated to all
rights of such owner to protest by filing with the board prior
to or at the hearing a certified copy of his lease, together
with a citation of the book and page of the public record of
the same if it is recorded. Id. But any lessor of such lessee,
or any owner of the property to be assessed, may, at any time
before the closing of the public hearing, make void the protest
or rights of protest of any lessee of the property on considera-
tion of filing with the board (1 ) a duly acknowledged waiver of
the stipulation in the lease which required the lessee to pay
the special assessment and (2) a written undertaking by the lessor
or owner to pay the special assessment to be made under the
proposed amendment. Id. The county also has a right of protest,
as though the county were the private owner, where public land
or any land exempted from assessments is included in a proposed
improvement district if the county must pay part of the cost
thereof in accordance with section 146-134.
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Any such protest,. object ion, - or suggestion
as to the proposed _improvement must be filed in writing,
with the board, prior to- or at the hearing, stating briefly
the reason therefor_, or the same may be presented in person
orally at the hearing E146-l38. Id, If--
(a) 55% of the property owners and
subrogated lessees of the total frontage or
area to be assessed for- such. improvements,
(b) At the hearing or prior thereto,
file with the --board written protests, duly
acknowledged by such- owners _and. lessees,
(c) Against the making of the improvements
or against any part of the plan therefor,
then the same shall not be made contrary to the protest . Id.
If the protest is against the making of any improvement
(as opposed to being against only part of the plan therefor) ,
the same shall not be made, and the proceedings cannot
be renewed within six months from the date of closing the public
hearing, unless each and every owner or. subrogated lessee
protesting withdraws his protest. Id.
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8. Determination by Board. After the hearing, the
board then considers any protests, objections, or suggestions,
which may have been made or filed and whether sufficient valid
protests have been filed to compel it to abandon any part or
all of the proposed improvement . 5146-140, The board cannot
abandon the proceedings or make any change or modification of
the plans or the details or specifications for the proposed
improvements without the written and duly acknowledged consent
of the owners of not less than 60% of the frontage or area of
the land to be assessed, where the county is not required
(1) to pay any part of the cost of acquiring new land or
(2) to pay for any part of the cost of improving a main or
general thoroughfare. s146-138; see g5 supra. However,
these limitations are qualified by section 146-137 (relating
to the public hearing) which was discussed in section 7 hereof.
If the board still has jurisdiction to proceed, it
must then determine whether or not the proposed improvement
shall be (1) made as proposed or (2) made with modifications ,
sl46-140. If the board decides to make modifications, it can
do so, subject to the limitations above, without again giving
notice of a hearing as provided in section 146-136 if the
modifications or changes :
(a) Do not substantially reduce the frontage
or area to be assessed;
(b) Do not increase the maximum estimated unit
of assessment;
(c) Do not lessen the unit cost per front foot
or square foot ; and
(d) Do not materially alter the general character
or plan so advertised. §146-140.
But the board cannot make any modification or change in the
plans and estimates furnished by the board of water supply
without the consent of the latter. Id .
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9. Resolution Creating District. If no further
advertisement and hearing are required and if the board
determines to proceed with the improvements, it then adopts
a resolution, requiring only one reading, which creates,
defines, and establishes the extent of the frontage improve-
ment or the improvement district to be assessed, as the case
may be, and which :
(a) Defines the kind, extent, and general
details of the proposed improvements ;
(b) Describes each parcel of land to be
acquired, if any;
(c ) Declares the part or portion of the
cost of any improvement which is to be borne by
the county;
(d) Declares the method of assessment and the
kinds of materials to be used;
(e) Directs the chief engineer to prepare a
corrected map of the highway or highways to be
improved showing the abutting lands, or of the
improvement district showing the highways to be
improved or the special improvements to be con-
structed or improved, as the case may be, and
showing the exact location of the improvements,
together with final details, plans and specifi-
cations for the work--all in such form as will
readily permit and encourage genuine competition
between contractors insofar as the materials
specified will permit of such competition; and
(f) If a water system is included, reauests
the board of water supply to furnish final detail
plans and specifications for such water system,
including plans and specifications for adequate
and appropriate conduits, pipes, hydrants, and other
appurtenances (including reservoirs and booster
pumps ) necessary for supplying and distributing
the water supply for such proposed improvement;
and directs the chief engineer to furnish the
board of water supply with such copies of the
final surveys, maps, and plans covering the
proposed improvements (other than the water
system) , as may be necessary to enable the board
of water supply to prepare the final plans and
specifications for such water system. 8146-140.
If a water system is included, the board of water
supply must furnish such final plans and specifications
when so requested, but the board of water supply may refuse
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to furnish such plans and specifications where funds for the
amount the county is obliged to pay towards the contract
price have not been included in the county budget for such
year. Id.
10. Resolution Forming Basis for Bids .. Upon
the completion of the items mentioned in section 9 above,
the board then by resolution, requiring only one reading,
approves and adopts the same as the basis for the calling
of bids and the awarding of a contract or contracts for
the work. 8146-140. If a water system is included, the
final plans and specifications furnished by the board of
water supply are incorporated in such resolution and are
used as the basis for the calling of bids and awarding of
a contract or contracts for such work. Id.
11. Acquisition of Land by Dedication or Otherwise.
In case the improvements determined upon require the acquisition
of any new land, the board must acquire the same before final
award of the contract, either by deed or other voluntary con-
veyance from the owners thereof, or at its option, by con-
demnation proceedings. B146-140. If the board elects to
bring condemnation proceedings, the final award of the
contract may be made after the filing of the petition in such
proceedings. Id. If the cost of acquiring such land exceeds
the estimate therefor, the board may provide for the excess
cost by general appropriation. Id.
12. Contract, Bids, Performance Bonds . All
improvements made under Part IX of Chapter 146 must be
constructed under contract let to the lowest responsible
and reliable bidder, after public advertisement by the board
in some newspaper of general circulation in the county twice
a week for not less than two weeks, except as provided in
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sections 9-21 to 9-24 (relating to public works and contracts)
and Part III of Chapter 146 (relating to Hawaii bureau of
purchases and supplies ) .
Section 146-142 provides that except as aforesaid :
(a) The Board may either let the work as an
entire contract, or in its discretion, mace one or
more contracts separately for the different kinds of
work to be performed, or for the improvement of
different highways or special improvements or parts
of highways or special improvements to be improved
or constructed under one proceeding;
(b) No bid shall be considered unless accompanied
by a certified check, or its equivalent payable
to the county, for not less than 5% of the amount of
the bid, which check, or its equivalent, shall be
forfeited to the county, unless the successful bidder
signs the contract and furnishes an approved bond
within the time specified by the board;
(c) No bid in excess of the estimated costs
shall be accepted by the board without the written
and acknowledged approval of the owners of at least
60% of the frontage or area to be assessed, as the
case may be;
(d ) The board shall have the right to reject any
and all bids and in such case to readvertise for
tenders if it deems advisable to do so;
(e) No contract shall be made without a bond
to the county for the faithful performance of such
contract in an amount not less than 50% of the
contract price, with at least two sufficient sureties,
each of whom shall be worth not less than the full
amount of the bond over and above all property exempt
from execution, and who shall, upon the written demand
of the board or of any owner of property subject to
assessment, be required to justify thereon on an
examination under oath before the board; provided
that, instead of personal sureties, a duly qualified
surety company may be substituted as provided by law;
(f) If upon such examination, any surety is held
insufficient, a new bond with sufficient surety or
sureties shall be filed by the successful bidder
within the time specified and allowed by the board, or
the contract to him and the deposit shall be forfeited;
(g) Upon the contract being signed and a suffi-
cient bond furnished as aforesaid, the deposit made
with the bid shall be returned to the contractor; and
(h) Any other method of letting contracts shall
be illegal and void.
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The board may, notwithstanding any other provision
of the law to the contrary, let the contract without having
the total amount of the contract price available . X146-142.
But as a matter of policy in Honolulu, after letting the
contract, the City Council does not give the contractor
notice to proceed with construction until after the improve-
ment district bonds are issued or, if no bonds are to be
issued, until after all assessment moneys are collected.
Although this practice is not spel).ed out in the statutes,
it would appear to be sound and consistent with the spirit
of the law.
If the county is obliged to pay a portion of the
cost of the contract price, special rules are set forth in
section 146-142 to cover this situation.
13. Assessment Hearing. After letting the contract,
the board must then cause the chief engineer to prepare a
corrected map similar to that required under section 146-136
(see section 2 above ) . s 146-143 . He must also prepare a
preliminary assessment roll and description of properties
to be assessed showing in detail :
(a) The proportionate amount per front foot
and the exterior boundaries of the lands subject
to the assessment, if the assessment is to be made
on such basis, or the proportionate amount per
square foot, if the assessment is to be made
according to area, proposed to be assessed against
the property in the benefited district or in the
several sub-districts or zones thereof, if any; and
(b) A list of all known owners, lessees, and
occupants of the land fronting upon such highway or
highways or situate within the improvement district.
Id.
The board then gives notice by publication and post-
ing in the same manner as that provided in section 146-136
(see section 6 above ) , which notice must contain the
following:
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(1) The total amount of the cost of the
improvement based upon the bid of the lowest
responsible and reliable bidder;
(2) The maximum share per front foot or per
square foot, as the case may be, proposed to be
charged to the benefited district or sub-districts
or zones, if any;
(3) That the corrected map, preliminary
assessment roll and description of properties
may be seen and examined at the office of the
chief engineer during business hours at any
time prior to and including the date fixed for
hearing; and
(4) Fix a date and place when a public hear-
ing will be had and the board will sit as a board
of equalization to receive complaints or objections
respecting the total amounts of the proposed
several assessments, which date shall not be less
than 10 days nor more than 3 weeks after the date
of the first newspaper publication of the notice.
146-143.
The board then conducts a hearing accordingly. An affidavit
of publication and posting is filed at the hearing.
For a special rule involving an owner, part of whose
land was previously condemned for such proposed improvement,
see section 146-140 (third paragraph) . For special rules
pertaining to public land or land exempted from such
assessments which is included in a proposed improvement
district, see section 146-134.
14. Assessment Ordinance . After the hearing, the
board must forthwith :
(a) Proceed to make such modifications or
changes as to them may seem equitable or just, or
shall confirm the first proposed assessment; and
(b) Upon reaching a final decision, shall by
ordinance fix the portions of the cost to be assessed
against the benefited properties and against the owners
thereof respectively; and
(c) Such ordinance shall incorporate by reference
the assessment roll as approved by the board. § 146-144.
After the final enactment of such ordinance,
the amounts of the several assessments so listed, advertised,
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and incorporated and not previously objected to, are con-
clusively presumed to be just and equitable and not in
excess of the special benefits accruing or to accrue by
reason of the improvement to the specific property assessed.
Id.
15. Notice and Collection of Assessments. The
county treasurer then (1) posts notice of assessment upon
the land assessed and (2) notifies the several owners, lessees,
or occupants, respectively, by registered letter with return
receipt requested, of the several amounts assessed on the
respective properties and of the date when such assessments
are payable. s 146-145 .
He must also collect such assessments and set aside
all moneys so collected in a special fund or funds for the
frontage improvement or improvement district, as the case
May be. Id. ; see also s 146-155 (relating to special funds
for payment of bonds and certain other purposes) .
16. When Assessments Payable. Such assessments
are due and payable within 30 days after the date of the
last publication of the assessment ordinance. § 146-146.
But any assessments may, at the election of the owner of the
land assessed, be paid in installments with interest. Id.
Failure to pay the whole of any assessment within such
30-day period is conclusively considered and held an election
on the part of all persons interested in such assessments,
whether under disability or otherwise, to pay in installments .
Id.
All persons so electing to pay in installments are
conclusively considered to have consented to the improvement,
and such election is conclusively considered and held as a
waiver of any and all right to question (1) all power or
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jurisdiction of the county to make the improvement, (2) the
regularity or the sufficiency of the proceedings, or (3) the
validity or correctness of the assessment. Id.
17. When Installments Payable . In case of an
election to pay any assessment in installments, the follow-
ing rules govern:
(a) The assessment shall be payable in not less
than 5 nor more than 20 equal annual installments ;
(b) Each such annual installment may, in turn,
be made payable in 12 equal monthly installments as
hereinafter provided;
(c) Interest in all cases shall be paid on the
unpaid principal, payable annually at a rate not
exceeding 6% per annum; and
(d) The board determines (1) the number of such
annual installments, (2) the period of payment, and
(3) the rate of interest; provided that after the
annual installments are determined and fixed if it
appears to be of advantage to the assessee, the board
may permit tope county treasurer to accept payments in
monthly installments as hereinabove provided. g 146-148.
In Honolulu, the policy is to require the first in-
stallment to be paid within such 30-day period by the owners,
even though bonds are going to be issued. It is our opinion,
however, that such policy is not required by the statutes and
need not be adopted by the County of Hawaii. See pp. 19-21
of our Memorandum dated March 26, 1962, to Mark Twain Estates,
Inc.
18. Improvement Bonds . In the event of an election
to pay all or any part of any such special assessment in in-
stallments, the county may (but need not) advance, out of
any funds available in the general fund or the permanent
improvement fund, (1) the amount required for immediate use
to pay the contract price of the improvement or (2) the in-
stallments thereof from time to time as they fall due.
s146-154. The amounts so necessary shall be secured, and
17.
repaid if advances have been made, by the issuance of
sufficient district improvement bonds of the county to
raise such required amount or amounts. Id.
Such bonds shall :
(a) Be in such form as may be prescribed by
the board;
(b) Bear the name of the benefited or improved
district;
(c) Be payable to bearer in a sufficient period
of years to cover the outstanding installment payments;
(d) Be subject to call but not prior to the
second insterest date thereof as provided in section
146-158 (relating to payment before maturity) ;
(e ) As to each issue, bear serial numbers;
(f) Be of such denomination, not exceeding
$1,000 each, as may be determined by the board;
(g) Bear interest at the rate of not more than
6% per annum, payable semi-annually, as may be
determined by the board;
(h) Be executed by the county treasurer and
issued pursuant to and under the authority and
requirements of resolutions of the board;
(i) Be countersigned by the chairman of the
board and attested by the county clerk and by the
seal of county; and
(j ) Be payable only out of the moneys
collected on account of assessments made for
the improvement for which they are issued and
the county shall not otherwise guarantee pay-
ment of any bonds so issued; provided, that
interest payments may be advanced by the board
out of any moneys available in the improvement
district revolving fund. B 146-154.
Interest coupons must bear a lithographed or engraved
facsimile of the signature of the treasurer. Id. He must
preserve a record of the bonds in a suitable book kept for
that purpose. Id.
Principal and interest of the bonds are to be payable
at the county treasurer ' s office and may also be made payable
at the office of any bank or fiduciary company in such other
18.
places as may be determined by the board. § 146-156. In all
cases, the bonds and coupons must recite the places of pay-
ment. Id. In case any bonds are made payable elsewhere than
in Hilo, Hawaii, the county treasurer must remit the funds
necessary to pay the interest and principal when due, of any
such bonds, with exchange, to the institution so designated,
after first assuring himself that such institution is then
solvent. Id.
19. Use or Sale of Bonds . Such bonds may be used
by the board at par at the time of the final acceptance of
the contract to pay wholly or in part the contract price of
any improvement so made. § 146-157. If the bonds are not
so used, they are then sold to the highest bidder or bidders,
after public advertisement for tenders for at least once each
week for not less than two successive weeks in a suitable
newspaper of general circulation in the county, and the sale
proceeds are then applied to pay off the contract price. Id.
If only part of the issue so advertised is bid for, the board
may then authorize the treasurer, by resolution requiring
only one reading, to sell the whole or any part of the
remainder of such issue at the highest bid so received to
any person at private sale . Id. In the event no purchaser
is found, the county may be the purchaser of any such bonds,
using any funds available and unspent. Id.
In Honolulu, the bonds are seldom used to pay
off the contractor. But if the board did intend to so use
the bonds, it would appear only fair to notify the contractors
of this intent before they bid for the contract. Then the
contractors could make provision in their bids for a bond
discount if they believed they could only sell the bonds
at a discount.
19.
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20. Notice to Proceed. Upon selling the bonds,
the board then gives the contractor notice to proceed on
the contract, if it has adopted this procedure as a matter
of policy. See 0 12 above.
2.1. If Water System Included. If the proposed
special improvement includes the construction or improvement
system as defined in section 146-140, the board of water
supply must maintain an inspector over the work to see that
the plans and specifications which it has furnished have
been complied with. § 146-141. After the work has been
completed and accepted, the water system, pipes, conduits,
hydrants, and other appurtenances for supplying or distri-
buting water so installed then become a part of the board
of water supply ' s system and shall, at all times thereafter,
be used, operated, and maintained by it as a part of its
system. Id.
22. Statute of Limitations and Other Remedial
Provisions . For a complete discussion of these, see
pp. 6-8 of our Memorandum dated March 26, 1962, to Mark
Twain Estates, Inc .
23. Miscellaneous Provisions. There are other
miscellaneous provisions of Part IX of Chapter 146 which
relate to various aspects of improvement districts in the
County of Hawaii but which have not been discussed in this
Memorandum. Instead, this Memorandum has been confined
primarily to the essential statutory steps, procedures,
and rules--from the filing of the petition to the issuance
of bonds--to obtain an improvement district by petition of
owners of 60% of the frontage or area concerned .
CARLSMITH, CARLSMITH, WICHMAN AND CASE
Byr �-. �.,�-� r-
\_/James H. Case
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF THE
COUNTY OF HAWAII
STATE OF HAWAII
IN THE MATTER OF IMPROVEMENT
PROCEEDINGS FOR IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. /
KAU, COUNTY OF HAWAII, HAWAII
The undersigned property owner respectfully petitions the Board of
Supervisors to create "IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. / , KAU,
HAWAII" for improvements consisting of new paved streets, a storm drainage
system, and a water system, and all appurtenant and incidental work; all pursuant
to the provisions of Section 146-138 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1955, and as
hereinafter more fully set forth, and in that behalf, your petitioner shows and pro-
poses as follows, to-wit;
I. OWNERSHIP
That your petitioner is the owner of not less than sixty percent (60%) of
the entire area within the proposed Improvement District.
II. EXTENT AND BOUNDARIES OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
That the Improvement District shall include all that area within the boun-
daries described in EXHIBIT I and shown on EXHIBIT II, attached hereto, and
hereby made a part hereof; excepting from assessment therefrom, the area of
streets, a portion of the area of the golf course (Lots "B" and "C"), the area for
commercial development (Lot "F") and the area not presently subdivided for resi-
dential lots (Lots "G" and "H") but shown on the approved master plan as future
subdivisions and all as shown on EXHIBIT II.
More specifically, the area to be assessed is the area of the lots within
the improvement district having frontage on the streets to be improved except that
the area of the golf course (Lots "B" and "C") to be assessed shall be the area
fronting streets to a depth equal to that of adjacent residential lots.
III. CHARACTER OF IMPROVEMENTS AND MATERIAL
It is proposed to improve the area by the construction of streets including
street grading, base course and pavement, installing necessary storm drainage
facilities, the installation of a water system to serve the area, and all appurtenant
and incidental work required. The improvements to be incorporated are shown in
EXHIBIT IV, attached hereto, which exhibit is hereby made a part hereof.
Preliminary specifications for the proposed improvements are given in
EXHIBIT III, attached hereto, which exhibit is hereby made a part hereof.
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IV. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
It is proposed that the lots or parcels subject to assessment within the
Improvement District bear, on an area basis, one hundred percent (100%) of the
entire cost of the general improvements including the construction of paved streets,
a storm drainage system, the installation of a water system, and the cost of engi-
neering, inspection, incidentals, advertising and the sale of bonds.
V. PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENTS
It is proposed to permit the owner of the property subject to assessment
to pay said assessment in one (1) or twenty (20) equal annual installments with
interest on the deferred payments at the rate of six percent (6%).
VI. CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE COUNTY AND THE BOARD OF WATER
SUPPLY
No contribution by the County of Hawaii or the Board of Water Supply to
the cost of the improvements proposed in this Petition is required.
VII. ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTS
The total estimate of the cost of the improvements, unit rate of assess-
ment, and quantities of work for all items of improvement are as follows, to-wit;
A. The detailed estimate of the cost of this project is given in EXHIBIT
V, attached hereto and hereby made a part hereof.
B. The following is a summary of the cost of the improvements and the
maximum rate of assessment.
1 . The maximum estimated total cost of
the construction of the improvements,
including off-site work, is $1, 145, 000
2. The maximum estimated total cost of
engineering, incidentals, inspection,
advertising, and sale of bonds is $ 335, 100
3. The maximum estimated total cost of
all improvements, including the off-site
work, engineering, incidentals, inspec-
tion, advertising, and sale of bonds is $1, 480, 100
4. The total net area of property subject to
assessment on an area basis for the cost
of the general improvements is 12, 700, 019 sq. ft.
5. The maximum rate to be assessed per
square foot on the assessable area for
the general improvements is $ 0. 11654/sq.ft.
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VIII. ENGINEERING, SURVEYING AND OTHER COSTS
The cost of engineering, surveys, maps, drawings and other items requi-
site to this Petition and these proceedings is $110, 894. 00, and is included in the cost
estimate for engineering, advertising, inspection and incidentals, which item ap-
pears hereinbefore as a part of the total cost of the improvements. The petitioner
asks that said cost be made a part of the total cost of the improvements, and that
since said cost was, or will be, advanced prior to the sale of bonds by the Mark
Twain Estates, Inc. , the petitioner asks that it be reimbursed for the said costs
when funds become available from the proceeds of the sale of bonds sold for this
improvement district.
The cost of engineering, surveying, supervision, inspection, sale of
bonds and other items requisite to the completion of the installation of the improve-
ments is $224, 206. 00, and is included in the cost estimate for engineering, adver-
tising, inspection and incidentals, which item appears hereinbefore as a part of the
estimated total cost of the improvements. The petitioner asks that said cost be
made a part of the total cost of the improvements and be paid out of the funds made
available from the proceeds of the sale of bonds sold for this improvement district.
IX. STREET RIGHTS-OF-WAY
The parcels required for street rights-of-way are shown in EXHIBIT II,
and will be dedicated to the County of Hawaii at no cost to the County of Hawaii.
X. PETITION
WHEREAS, the undersigned Petitioner respectfully petitions the Honor-
able Chairman and Board of Supervisors to acquiesce to the plan proposed above,
which contemplates no contribution by the County of Hawaii or the Board of Water
Supply to the cost of the Improvement District to be created under this Petition.
AND WHEREAS, the undersigned respectfully petitions that, after due
proceedings have been had as required by law, the improvements then be installed
by the County of Hawaii under provisions of the Improvement District Statutes.
MARK TWAIN ESTATES, INC.
BY: 7_7(714"7,i; (-(/--)Z:' /7
Its President
B Y �C��"7` /r r-
Its Secretary-treasurer
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN MATEO
On this /Vat day of ��Q,. , 1962,
before me personally appeared WILLIAM C. CARTER and WILLIAM
BRITLAND, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did say
that they are the President and Secretary-Treasurer,
respectively, of MARK TWAIN ESTATES, INC. , a California
corporation, and that said instrument was signed in behalf
of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors,
and said WILLIAM C. CARTER and WILLIAM BRITLAND severally
acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed
of said corporation.
Notary Public,
(Louise Goodman)
My Commission expires: Apr. 3, 1964
INDEX OF EXHIBITS
EXHIBIT I Description of the Boundary of the Improvement
District.
EXHIBIT II Map Showing Improvement District Boundaries,
Approved Subdivision and Areas to be Assessed.
EXHIBIT III Preliminary Specifications for the Improvements
to be Installed.
EXHIBIT IV Map Showing Improvements to be Installed.
EXHIBIT V Estimate of Cost of the Improvements to be
Installed.
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EXHIBIT I
PRORDSLD 1: ;PROVEDENT DISTRICT
MAuIK 1dr,IN ESTATES 2ND UNIT
KAU, HAUAII
Tract of Land Comprising
(1) Portion of Grant 2882 to L. A. ;,:acomber
(2) Portion of Grant 3635 to Kealohaai
(3) Portion of Grant 1941 to Kekuhaupio
(4) Portion of Grant 2423 to Kekuhaupio
(5) Portion of Grant 2756 to Kulou
( 6) Portion of Grant 2757 to Hehena
Kau, Hawaii
Description
Beginning at a 1i-inch pipe in concrete at the West corner of this
tract of land on the northeasterly boundary of L. C. Award 8452:17 to A.
Keohokalole and on the southeast side of Kamaoa Road, the coordinates of
said point of beginning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station
"Stein 2" being 7,004.71 feet South and 23,748.19 feet ',lest, and running by
azimuths measured clockwise from true South:
1. 234° 38' 30" 206.16 feet along the southeast side of Kamaoa
Road; thence along the southeast side of
Kamaoa Road for the next fourteen courses:
2. 234° 47' 354.53 feet;
3. 236° 46' 50" 28b.24 feet;
4. 233° 45' 101.00 feet;
5. 230° 05' 45" 334.55 feet;
6. 231° 50' 10" 198.59 feet;
7. 238° 03' 10" 198.81 feet;
8. 235° 01' 10" 204.30 feet; j
9. 227° 42' 20" 335.23 feet;
10. 223° 00' 66.00 feet;
11. 227° 16' 30" 366.75 feet;
12. 230° 21' 20" 395.25 feet;
13. 233° 20' 200.00 feet;
14. 232° 09' 10" 254.10 feet;
15. 235° 40' 213.62 feet; thence along File Plan 685 along a
curve to the right having a radius of
20.00 feet, the chord azimuth and distance
being:
EXHIBIT I
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EXHIBIT II
MAP SHOWING IMPROVEMENT DIST'RIC'T' BOUNDARIES,
APPROVED SUBDIVISION AND AREAS TO BE ASSESSED
BOUND AFTER EXHIBIT V
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EXHIBIT III
PRELIMINARY SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE GRADING, ASPHALTIC PAVING ON
MINERAL AGGREGATE BASE COURSE, DRAINAGE SYSTEM, WATER SYSTEM
AND APPURTENANCES FOR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
KAU, COUNTY OF HAWAII, HAWAII
1. GENERAL. The Contractor shall furnish and pay for all labor, materials,
tools, machinery and equipment necessary to construct and fully complete
the entire improvement in accordance with County Ordinance No. 24, the
plans, details and specifications finally adopted, and generally in accordance
with all usual or proper requirements as to inspection by the Engineer.
2. EXCAVATION AND EMBANKMENT. The roadway prism shall be excavated
or filled to such a depth below the established grade so that after having been
thoroughly compacted, it shall provide for either asphalt macadam or an
asphaltic concrete pavement on a mineral aggregate base course.
3. PAVEMENT. After the subgrade has been completed and has passed the in-
spection of the Engineer, a six inch (6") thick crushed rock base course shall
be constructed. On this base course, the asphaltic pavement of a thickness of
3" for asphaltic macadam or 2" for asphaltic concrete shall be constructed to
the required grade.
4. STORM DRAINS. Drains shall be installed as shown on EXHIBIT IV, and shalt
be laid to the correct lines and grades finally adopted. Pipe drains shall be of
galvanized corrugated sheet metal with specially designed inlet and outlet end
of the same material.
5. WATER MAINS AND APPURTENANCES. Water pipe and fittings required
shall be cast iron or cement asbestos, of the class and type specified by the
Board of Water Supply and shall be installed as shown on plans in accordance
with the rules and regulations of the Board of Water Supply. All connections
to or breaking into existing mains shall be done by the Board of Water Supply
and all pipes and appurtenances shall be subjected to a pressure test in the
presence of the Engineer. Water reservoirs shall be constructed of steel
plates in accordance with applicable A. W. W.A. specifications.
EXHIBIT III
EXHIBIT. IV
MAP SHOWING ItiMPROVEMEN I S TO BE INSTALLED
BOUND AF'I ER EXHIBIT II.
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EXHIBIT V
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE
IT. NO. I ITEM QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PR. I ITEM COST TOTAL
I. }Clearin of Site 500 I acres $ 70. 00 $ 35, 000
Clearing
II. Mobilization L. S. ! 60, 000
III. Roadwork (See Sheets 2
and 3) L. S. 359, 100
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IV. Drainage (See Sheets 4
and 5) L. S. 18, 000
V. Water System (See Sheet
6) L. S. 602, 900
VI. Grading (Golf Course) 155 acres, 450. 00 70, 000
$1, 145, 000
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PROJECT: IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT _ JOB NO. BY WCE DATE4/25/62
ASA MARK TWAIN UNIT 2 - EXHIBIT V 705 CHKD. DATE
SHT. NO. 1 OF 6
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. — ENGINEERS • 850 RICHARDS ST., HONOLULU. HAWAII
From cross-sections of roads "A", "F" and "G"
L = 2400 + 1400 + 1400 = 5200
Exca = 5305 + 5200 = 1 . 02 c. y/ft. say 1 c. y. /ft. Emb= 2436 + 5200 =. 47 c.y/ft.�
say . 5 c. y. /ft.
Rd. 14 16 20 Rd 14 . 1 6...,.. 2,0_ . 1 2 4 14_116 20
A 4900 E 4190 G 6406
Al 130 El 150 Gi 410
A2 230 E2 130 G2 286
A3 370 E3 G3 410
A4 920 E4 1750 G4 680
AS 670 E5 490 G5 860
900 1420 4900 , E6 100 2360 668$
E7 100
B 2900 1 E8 130 H 2306
B1 1230 E9 110 H1 10$
B2 630 El0 110 1-12 550
630 4130 Ell 130 550 2406
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C 2960 I 2181
Cl 170 F 5401 I1 20.
C2 130 Fl 840 I2 201
C3 130 F2 530 I3 156
170 3220 F3 80 14 250
F4 700 250 2736
D 1800 F5 . • • .
D1 450 2760 540( J , 1646
450 1800 _ �.� ..� 1646 ____..�_, ,,,_..i
Total 8560' 31980' 9240'=49780'
Exca = 50, 000 (1 . 50) = $ 75, 000
Ac 8, 560 (14) = 119, 840 B. C. 8, 560 (8) = 68, 480
31, 980 (16) = 511, 680 31, 980 (9) = 287, 820
9, 240 (20) = 184, 800 9, 240 (11)= 101, 640
= 816, 320 sf = 90, 722 sy 457, 940 cf = 16960
90722 ($2. 15) = $89, 040_ 16960 ($5. 25) = $195. 060 cy -
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Total Cost = $371. 600
PROJECT. _ IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT JOB NO 18{CT DATE.4/24/6.
AsA MARK TWAIN UNIT 2 - ROADWAY 705 CHKD _DATE_.
EXHIBIT V SHT NO. 2 OF_6_
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES. INC. - ENGINEERS • 850 RICHARDS ST . HONOLULU, HAWAII
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From cross-sections of roads "A", "F" and "G"
Length of roads used = 2, 400 + 1 , 400 + 1, 400 = 5, 200 ft.
Excavation = 5305 + 5200 = 1 . 02 c.y. /ft. say 1 c.y. /ft.
Embankment = 2436 + 5200 = . 47 c.y. /ft. say . 5 c.y. /ft.
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Road
Road L. F. Paved Surface &
System 14' wide 16' 20' Total
A i 900 I 1 , 420 4, 900
B 630 R 4, 130
C 170 3, 220
D 450 1, 800 i
E 490 2, 560 1 4, 340
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F 2, 760 5, 400
G 2, 360 6, 680
H 550 2, 400
I 250 2, 730
-- 1 640
Total 8, 560 31, 980 9, 240 49, 780 say 50, 000 L. F.
Excavation 50, 000 ($1 . 50)= $ 75, 000
Base Course 8, 560 (8)= 68, 480
31, 980 (9)= 287, 820
9, 240 (11)= 101, 640
457, 940 c.f. = 16, 960 c.y. ($5. 25) = 195, 060
A. C. or Macadam 8, 560 (14)= 119, 840
31, 980 (16)= 511, 680
9, 240 (20)= 184, 800
816, 320 s.f. = 90, 722 a.y. ($2. 15)= 89, 040
TOTAL COST ROADWAY $ 359, 100
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PROJECT: IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT JOB NO. BY CT DATE 4/25/6;
MARK TWAIN UNIT -2 ROADWAY 705 CHKD.___DATE
EXHIBIT V SHT. NO. 3 OF 6
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. - ENGINEERS • 850 RICHARDS ST.. HONOLULU. HAWAII
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Road
System
A
C CulvertPip_e Ditch thru
18U L=24' 24" L=24' 18"'1=28' 24" L=28' 30" L=24' property ft.
2
5 3 1 260
B 3
450
450
D 1 I 150
E 6 2
F 6 i 430
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G 1 5 1 I
H I 1 I
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300
150
30
. J 1 1 0
Total Units 28 3 6 1 1
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Length 672' 72' 168' 28' 24' 4_2490:
168 28
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Total Length 840' 100' I 1 24' 2490'
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PROJECT. _ IMPROVEMENT D JOB ISTRICT NO ! BY......,-.-r,
DATE4/25/ 2
AsA MARK TWAIN UNIT 2 - DRAINAGE 705 ■ CHKD DATE_
EXHIBIT V 1SHT NO. 4 oF 6
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. FNC-,ENGINEERS- __ __1. .__RS • 850 RI( HARDS ST . HONOLULU. HAWAII
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CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE
IT. NO. ITEM QUANTITY T UNIT UNIT PR. ITEM COST TOTAL
1 . 18" corr. metal pipe 840 L. F. 7. 00 $5, 880
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2-. 24" corr. metal pipe 100 L. F. 1 7. 70 770
3. 30" corr. metal pipe 24 L. F. 9. 20 200
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4. End section for 18" 68 L. F. 100. 00 6, 800
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5. End section for 24" 8 L. F. 165. 00 1, 320
6, End section for 30" 2 L. F. 270. 00 540
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7. Open ditch 2, 490 L. F. 1. 00 2, 490
$18, 000. 00
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PROJECT: IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT _ JOB NO. BY DATE _
MARK TWAIN UNIT 2 - DRAINAGE 705 CHKD DATE_
EXHIBIT V SHT. NO. 5 OF 6
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. - ENGINEERS • 850 RICHARDS ST., HONOLULU, HAWAII
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CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE
IT. NO. ITEM QUANTITY 1 UNIT I UNIT PR. ITEM COST TOTAL
.
A. SUPPLY LINE
1
1 . 50, 000 Gallon
Steel Reservoir 1 EA. $12, 000 $ 12, 000
2. 6" Transite pipe 8, 500 L. F. 7. 50 63, 800
3. Miscellaneous L. S. 2, 000
$ 77, 800
B. HIGH LEVEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 1
1 . 100, 000 Gallon 1
Steel Reservoir 1 EA. $20, 000 $ 20, 000
2. 8" c. i. pipe 2, 200 L. F. 10. 00 22, 000
3. 6" c. i. pipe 18, 400 L. F. j 8. 50 156, 400
4. 4" c. i. pipe 800 L. F. 6. 00 4, 800
5. Miscellaneous L. S . 3, 500
$205, 700
C. INTERMEDIATE LEVEL DISTRIBUTION
1 . 50, 000 Gallon 1
Steel Reservoir 1 EA. $12, 000 12, 000
2. 8" c. i. pipe 1 , 200 L. F. 1 0. 00 12, 000
3. 6" c. i. pipe 21 , 200 I.. F. 8. 50 180, 200
4. 4" c. i. pipe 600 L. F. 6. 00 3, 600
5. Miscellaneous L. S. 4, 000
$212, 800
D. LOW LEVEL DISTRIBUTION SYST 3M
1 . 50, 000 Gallon
Steel Reservoir 1 EA. $12, 000 12, 000
2. 8" c. i. pipe 700 L. F. 10. 00 7, 000
3. 6" c. i. pipe 9, 800 L. F. 8. 50 83, 300
4. 4" c. i. pipe • 300 L. F. 6. 00 1 , 800 ,
5. Miscellaneous L. S. 2, 500
$106, 600
TOTAL FOR WATER SYSTEM $ 602, 900
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AsA PROJECT: IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT JOB NO. BY
WE DATE4 '17
MARK TWAIN UNIT 2 - WATER SYSTEM
705 CHKD._ DATE
EXHIBIT V SHT. NO._6_OF_L
AUSTIN, SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. - ENGINEERS • 850 RICHARDS ST., HONOLULU, HAWAII