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Home My WebLink AboutCommunication No. 2017-06- Hawaii County Cultural Resources Commission PresentationHawaii County Cultural Resources Commission What information does the CRC have to... 1) help identify sites appropriate for inclusion in the OSN; and 1) classify such sites as accessible, perhaps with interactive/interpretive features or not, or exclusive with no access, or by some other more appropriate classification, for purposes of proper acknowledgement and access means/facilities in designing the OSN, or simply to just identify "large" exclusive sites as part of urban "open space" even if not accessible. Hawaii County Cultural Resources Commission • Established in 2008 by ORD 08-42, seated in 2013 • Certified Local Government in 2014, Federal process • Composed of 9 members with knowledge and interest in local culture/history • Assist Fed, State & County with historic preservation responsibilities • Advisory body to Planning Director and County • 100+ items reviewed since 2013 General Plan & I<CDP Goals/Policies • General Plan — broad Goals, Policies & Standards applicable to County • I<CPD — Goals, Objectives, Policies & Actions relating to Cultural Resources to implement the Goals of the GP K • CR -1: Community -Based Program Important to OSN • Policy CR 1.1: Kona Cultural Resources Committee (KCRC) Overlap with CRC • CR -2: Funding of Kona Historic Resources Programs • Policy CR 2.1: Certified Local Government • Policy CR 2.2: Regulatory System • CR -3: Preservation of Kanaka Maoli Culture & Island Values • Policy CR 3.1: Honor Kanaka Maoli culture and heritage • Policy CR 3.2: Increase number of educators teaching culture and history • Policy CR 3.3: Enable Kanaka Maoli and others to pursue traditional lifestyles/practices • Policy CR 3.4: Provide support for subsistence -based business/economy • Policy CR 3.5: Ahupua`a Resource and Management KCRC, the CRC, and the OSN • Some KCRC Duties • Review/supplement SIHP (sites/trails/bldgs.) V • Recommend resources to the OSN • Appropriateness determinations for access/treatment/interprets • Assist in ID, preservation, and restoration of historic bldgs.V • Prepare Kona cultural landscape report to promote further cultur investment `dert� Ce�at O • `r,,00 • Some KCRC Actions F, D & GPS/GIS trails recommended for preservation, on maps, or oral histories • ID, inspect, and map cultural sites recommended for preservation CRC's Role in Site Identification • Identification — How do we (formally) know what we know? • Archaeological Inventory Surveys, Architectural Inventory Surveys, Cultural Impact Assessments / Ethnographic Surveys under HRS 6E consultation or HRS 343. • Site investigations for Federal undertakings under Section 106 NHPA. • Participants: SHPD, Federal Gov't, County (CRC), Community... • Recognize that these formal inventories are not the way in which this informaiton was traditionally archived. • Where is this information located? • DLNR (Na Ala Hele), DLNR-SHPD, EAs, EISs, Historic Register nominations, Planning Dept., historical societies, community, etc. Mo'oklnl Hei au Maokini Hela Puakea Ranh P Disbia Lapakah,Complex Ke awanui Quad bimdon Co H onoka'a Plantation House Makeane Cam lex Pa'auhau Plan- House la Possib le Heiau I uM1au Plan_Hause Church Anna Ranch W'ulmhala Heiaa �Fyk pltl Laupahoehoe Judo Qld Laupahoehoe Jodo Mls9on Wako Petroglyph aolagi.11 D-1(/ n Laupahoehoe High&Elementary 5th Francis It Brown Hou Francis I'i Brown Hansa Halalau Plantati•fi Mngis Ras, cs Yamamoto Store M auna Kea Ad-� JQuarryM aKeaAdze Quarry H_Tan,moto R—deuce Mauna Keaspaze 1,104 M alna Kea Adze Quarry Prince Jon ah Kalaniana'ole S[hool Habthtian Clu5er Sheller and P+ a .Mauna Kea Adze Quarry Kamehameha Hall Kaloko-H onokohh%-, ko-Honokohau . • �..v . -ts Halaula ct Hanakahau SerclemenVKalolm okahau National H,starifrV, •� Burials Honokohau SerclemenVKalo hau Nati na'H,std11•� 111111 \ g/B ials Kahalu'u D,strict Alh- 'Umi He �, • i. 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Diss i Kahaluu Hist. l7is[ri Kahalu' H, Diel Kaha lu'u Historic District istrilt $ o Kahalu'u Hislor, District Diatnet Natural Resources of Cultural Significance CRC's Role in Interpretation kA Inspection CRC Investigatory Sub -committees 1) Inventory all SHPD-approved preservation plans within the County of Hawaii. 2) Contact landowners with SHPD-approved preservation commitments, research preservation plans, request site inspections and associated entitlements, follow up with landowner on recommendations. Other CRC Actions Relating to KCDP • Opportunities throught the Certified Local Government • Review of Ordinances (applications /extant) •Support of ka 'olelo Hawaii m Contact Information Luke Mead, Planner to CRC Lucas.Mead@hawaiicounty.gov (808) 961-8140 On the Web: http://records.co.hawaii.hi.us/weblink/Browse.aspx? d bid=1&sta rti d=66501&cr=1