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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0284.000 1998-2000 ,,(LAND MRNRGEMENT DIV. ID~808-587-0455 RPR 30'99 13 00 No009 PO1 ~J ~t-•~4~ ~H ~~W ~ea a\w J .L.: now~CUnwIL uLVkwvoLNl y rnornu~ p I,(1\/\ kUUkIVNkWUNI kb 1'~;\ UV^I IN( ^AI. U(:I iU III 1'.I ~I 11 i(IN ~`r..~....~~. •~!ojr CiiA'If'f~YRLON 1N0 W NLSVUIII:I> LAI'JII.INLNI iON`If vLrvGf[ I'ax: 9G1-89].2 STATE OF HAWAII .ONk>INS^N:I\yV,p\I'L i.fl,, NNF F:INV.Td,N DEPARTMENT OF LAND ANb NATURAL RE80URfES - ~ v,NO OIms ON SvdL'+^NNB LAND DIVISION W~1FR PF000NGE M4NUkM kN1 N.O. BOx 821 Memorandum. NOR OIULU, MR\YhlI YUtlOb ~ To: Jet From: Sam Lemma, Senior Planner~y~ Land Division Planning Branc Subject: Presentation of. the Coastal Erosion Management Plan (COEMAP) Before the Hawaii County Council, Planning Committee i have provided a brief discussion of purpose for COEMAP and also, what we plan on presenting to the Council. The Department of Land and Natural Resources (ULNR) developed CoEMAP to increase public/agency awareness of the problem and consequences of coastal erosion and beach loss in Hawaii. The Plan provides a discussion of some po]icy and technics] recommendations that could he utilized by all stakeholders including shoreowners, regulatory and planing agencies and others to improve how coastal erosion is addressed. While the overall goal of the plan is to protect and enriance beaches throughout the State, this cannot be accomplished without viable implementing tools, such as beach nourishment, coasts] ].ands acquisition, and information on coastal process and erosion hazards, to help policy-makers, regulators and shoreowners. We would like to present COEMAP to the County Council, Planning Committee. 'the presenters would include Sam Lemmo of tl~e DLNR and Ur. Chip Fletcher of U.H., Manoa. Visual aides would include slides. Please let me know if and when we would be on the agenda. Mahalo: Comm. Na ~ Ftile No. ~L G Ref. To: PC' Ref. Date ~ 0 td9~