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“Let’s strive to be a
community of trust
based on transparency,
excellent
communication, and
collaborative problem
solving.”
Mayor Harry Kim
Frank J. De Marco, P.E.
Director
County of Hawai‘i Department of Public Works
“Together through partnerships with
contractors, businesses, community
members, and other agencies; the county
will continue to improve the infrastructure
with the goal of enhancing and enriching
the quality of life here on Hawai‘i Island. “
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Projects design and construction Amount
Ali'i Drive Shoulder Improvements $800,000
Ali'i Drive Culvert Replacement $11,000,000
III $40,000,000
Henry Street Reconstruction (Palani Rd. to Queen K. Hwy.)$4,000,000
Kuakini Highway Widening, South $50,000,000
Lako Street Extension Private Funding
$8,000,000
Nani Kailua Extension $4,000,000
Shoulder widening on the Mauka side of
Ali‘i Drive fronting Kona Islander Inn.
NTP = June 2017
Current Status: In the Rebidding process.
Advertised bid date will be in April 2017.
(1st round of bids came in too high)
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Replacing the functionally
obsolete Ali‘i Drive culvert
with a new bridge.
STIP: Qualifies for 80%
FHWA funding
NTP = March 2018
Current status: In planning
and design process.
Compiling plans specs and
estimates.
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Ka'iminani Drive.
NTP = December 2020
Current Status: In the consultant selection process.
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Roadway reconstruction from Palani Road to the Queen Ka‘ahumanu
Highway. A left turn pocket (left turn onto Henry St.) will be
installed at the Palani Rd. and Henry St. intersection.
NTP = TBA
Current status: In design phase.
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Currently in Environmental Assessment Phase
Design Cost: $1,500,000
Estimated Construction Cost, Part
A, $16,000,000
STIP: Qualifies for 80% FHWA funding
Project consists of widening Kuakini Highway
proposed Ali'i Highway, drainage improvements,
and enhancements to pedestrian and bicycle
facilities.
Developer wants to construct the roadway. A round-a-bout at the
with the county to implement “complete streets” design.
NTP = 4th Quarter of 2017
Current Status: In design phase.
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Currently in CIP and FFY 2017 STIP;
and consultant designing.
Preliminary Engineering Cost:
$1,600,000
Estimated Construction Cost
$8,000,000
STIP: Qualifies for 80% FHWA
funding.
Project consists of widening the
intersections; with left-turn pockets
and drainage improvements.
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Road)
Construct a new mauka to makai connector roadway between Ali‘i Drive
and Kuakini Highway. Sidewalks and bike lanes will be included.
NTP = February 2018
Current Status: In design phase.
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Projects design and construction Amount
Kalaniana'ole Avenue Reconstruction $12,000,000
Reconstruction
(Kamehameha Ave. to Hilo Hospital)
$26,000,000
$12,500,000
In Bidding Process
Estimated Construction
Cost:$12,000,000
Project consists of roadway
reconstruction and widening;
drainage improvements;
property/driveway tie-ins;
adjusting existing utilities; and
enhancements for pedestrian
and bicycle facilities.
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PROJECT
LOCATION
NANILOA GOLF
COURSE
KAMEHAMEHA
AVENUE
RAILROAD AVENUEKUHIO
WHARF
KAMEHAMEHA
AVENUE
REEDS
BAY
BANYAN
DRIVE
Planning Phase
Estimated Construction
Cost:$12,500,000
80% FHWA funds
Project consists of Right of Way
acquisition; reconstructing
roadway; drainage
improvements;
property/driveway tie-ins;
relocating existing utilities; and
enhancements for pedestrian and
bicycle facilities.
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LOCATION MAP
In-House Design Phase
Estimated Construction Cost:$26,000,000
80% FHWA funds
Ave. to Hilo Hospital)
Hilo Hospital
In-House Design
Phase
Estimated
Construction
Cost:$26,000,000
80% FHWA funds
Ave. to Hilo Hospital)
Continuously
striving to
improve the
quality of our
services and
efficiency for
the people of
the Hawai‘i
County.
TOGETHER BUILDING A BETTER ISLAND OF HAWAI‘I
Predictability that a
project is able to move
forward and keep on
schedule is key in the
construction industry
where timetables
affect everything from
financing, delivery of
materials, quality of
work and even the
health and safety of
workers.
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“We live in one of the
most beautiful and
pristine places on
earth. Let’s plan our
communities together
wisely to protect the
environment and plan
for the future of our
kamali‘i (children).”
Mayor Harry Kim