CPAC – Action Prioritization Form

Aloha CPAC members! Please note that the form below is for ALL ACTIONS ACROSS ALL GOALS. You will NOT be able to submit the form until ALL items are completed, so please set aside a considerate amount of time to complete this process. (VERY IMPORTANT: DON’T FORGET TO CLICK SUBMIT BEFORE CLOSING OUT THE PAGE!)

If you prefer to break up the process into smaller chunks of time, please click here to prioritize actions by individual Goal.

- Step 1 of 6

Goal 2.1 | A Complete, Balanced and Connected Transportation Network

Capital Improvement Projects (CIP)

Action 1.01 | Undertake a study to determine the location and develop the proposed Kīhei Transit Hub, with adequate space for parking, room for expansion and interconnected with proposed multimodal paths in the area. *

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Action 1.02 | Undertake a study to determine the location and develop an additional transit hub near Mā’alaea to serve as a transfer station between the south and west sides of Maui, reducing congestion and encouraging public transit ridership. *

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Action 1.03 | To increase mobility options and reduce congestion in South Maui, complete the construction on the Kīhei North-South Collector Road and Multi-Use Path including the sections between East Waipu‘ilani Road and Ka‘ono‘ulu Street; East Welakahao Road and Halekuai Street; the section connecting Kanani/Auhana Roads to Līloa Drive; and Ka’ono’ulu Road to North Kihei Road. This is the highest priority for road way improvements in the South Maui community plan area. *

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Action 1.03a | Plan and implement the Keālia bypass road and explore the possibility of using a portion of the current road for a walk/bike path to the boardwalk after the bypass is completed. *

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Action 1.03b | Develop and implement a program to monitor peak level of service. During peak traffic hours, the peak level of service is D or better for urban centers and corridors, and C or better everywhere else, according to the Hawai’i Department of Transportation. *

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Action 1.03c | Require adequate interregional highway capacity, including the widening of all Pi’ilani Highway to four lanes, prior to or concurrent with the construction of major projects, as determined by Hawaii Department of Transportation and Department of Public Works, south of Kilohana Road or mauka of Pi’ilani Highway south of Kilohana. *

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Action 1.04 | Apply for federal grants, such as the U.S Department of Transportation's Rebuild American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant, that can help fund the completion of transportation projects including the North-South Collector Road. *

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Action 1.05 | Update the greenways section contained within the South Maui Region Parks and Open Space Master Plan, and create an implementation timeline for a South Maui Greenway multi-use path system linking all of South Maui and including numerous east west segments (like Pi'ikea Avenue, East Līpoa Street and Ohukai Road) connecting Pi'ilani Hwy to South Kīhei Road. *

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Action 1.07 | Develop a South Maui Transit Oriented Development Corridor Master Plan that will identify opportunities to locate transit hubs, increase access to jobs, services and housing, and improve pedestrian safety. *

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Transit Oriented Development (TOD)

Action 1.08 | Implement the transportation demand management strategies of the MPO. For example, providing incentives to partner with South Maui employers to sponsor flexible work schedules, bus passes, shuttles, ride-share, bike facilities or other multimodal programs to connect employees to jobs. *

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Pedestrian Facilities

Action 1.10 | Retrofit existing streets with pedestrian and bike facilities using Complete Streets and Vision Zero Maui principles, where appropriate, to improve connections throughout South Maui neighborhoods and around recreation and commercial areas. Priority areas include sidewalk and intersection improvements discussed in the Hele Mai Maui Long Range Transportation Plan. *

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Action 1.11 | On South Kīhei Road, install continuous unobstructed 4-foot-wide sidewalks, and concurrently create 6-foot-wide bike paths adjacent to the sidewalks separated by a 30-inch-wide unpaved green strip where feasible. Include lighted or rectangular rapid flashing beacons at crosswalks where feasible. Prioritize locations as identified by safety and need. *

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Action 1.11a | Begin installation of sidewalks, bike paths and crosswalks as prioritized in the Kihei Sub Area Transportation Plan. *

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Action 1.12 | Develop and implement Safe Routes to School, Safe Routes for Seniors, Safe Routes to Transit, and Safe Routes to Parks projects throughout South Maui. *

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*CPAC TO REVISIT* Action 1.13 | Prioritize the identification, design and implementation of a multimodal transportation corridor through South Maui to Central Maui mauka of (above) Piʻilani Highway connecting to Maui Veterans Highway in a manner that minimizes the impacts to the ʻāina. *

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Action 1.14 | Identify through consultation, the appropriate locations and install pedestrian and bicycle wayfinding signage along greenway paths and sidewalk improvement areas that reflect the host culture incorporating ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, including maps, directional signs, moku signage, smartphone applications and public art throughout South Maui. *

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Public Transit

Action 1.15 | Implement additional bus routes, stops and transit services to increase public transit use as identified in the Maui Short Range Transit Plan. This would improve access to employment centers and community services like shopping, education, health care, and recreation, particularly for vulnerable communities and low-to- moderate income neighborhoods. *

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Action 1.16 | Provide a frequent, direct public transportation route to and from Kahului Airport to South Maui and hotels. These buses should have increased baggage allowances and storage to ensure rider safety. *

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Action 1.17 | Work with the South Maui community to identify locations where Maui Bus shelters and park and rides are needed, and provide covered shelters, lighting, benches, trash receptacles, bike racks, and ADA compliant waiting areas at bus stops. *

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Action 1.17a | Tax on hotels that do not provide airport shuttles; use the revenue to provide an airport service. *

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Action 1.17b | Ensure sufficient public EV charging infrastructure to allow all South Maui residents and visitors to transition off of fossil fuel ground transportation. *

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Action 1.17c | Transition to buses that run on renewable energy, such as electric hybrid and biodiesel. *

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Action 1.17d | Complete mapping of old plantation, Kingdom, government roads and military era roads for possible use for emergency evacuation routes. *

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Goal 2.2 | Safe, Healthy, Livable Communities for All

Beautification

Action 2.01 | Partner with a community organization to design, install and maintain an entry way at the north end of South Maui. *

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Action 2.02 | Implement streetscape beautification through an "adoption" program for trees, sidewalks, street frontages and intersections. *

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NEW Action | Create a program to keep our roads safe, beautiful, and litter free through adoption programs, litter campaigns and increased enforcement. *

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Parks and Recreation

Action 2.03 | Obtain funding and prepare an acquisition strategy for park/open space areas identified on the Community Plan Map for parks and recreational facilities in South Maui. The strategy will address planning, development, acquisition and maintenance of areas with a priority on beach park expansion, like the acquisition of the Waipu‘ilani Beach Reserve. *

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Action 2.04 | Explore the feasibility of creating community gardens which could include agroforestry and fruit tree forests in parks and the feasibility of stewardship huis or community organizations running them. *

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Action 2.05 | Explore the feasibility of providing overnight campsites within the region with restroom facilities. *

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Action 2.06 | Work with the Department of Land and Natural Resources to document and map existing government trails, and identify missing links to improve connectivity and encourage cultural practices. *

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Action 2.07 | Work with the community to map and identify areas where public shoreline access needs to be preserved or expanded, including public rights-of-way and parking. *

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NEW Action | Restore public perpendicular and lateral access to shoreline along the entirety of the South Maui Coast where mandated by HRS 115-4 ad 115-5. *

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Action 2.08 | Continue the work of the Waipu‘ilani Beach Reserve Project to identify and implement an access and preservation plan for the Kīhei or Government Beach Reserve and help expedite the execution of the transfer of those Government Beach Reserve lands approved by Executive Order and the BLNR (April 2019) to the County of Maui. *

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NEW Action (previously Action 4.17) | Prepare and implement an overall improvement plan for county parks that includes a description of proposed facility improvements and approaches to reducing and mitigating the environmental impact of park facilities. *

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Livable for All

Action 2.09 | Develop a homelessness strategic plan for South Maui, and use the Cost of Government Commission’s Report on Homelessness in Maui County (April 2022) as a starting point for the creation of the plan. *

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NEW Action | Start off by building at least one puʻu honua with proper sanitation and utilities for those with no or very limited income. *

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NEW Action | Prioritize infrastructure improvements for 100 percent affordable housing developments reserved for resident households earning 140 percent AMI and below that are supported by the community and the Community Plan. *

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NEW Action | Encourage the creation of a County policy to permit single family dwellings to be converted into duplex units. *

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Action 2.10 | Develop a feasibility study for use and development of the County-owned parcel adjacent to the Kīhei Police Station as a passive park with emphasis on open space and preservation of natural habitat, taking into account the preservation of the remnant dryland wili wili forest, avoiding impacts to cultural resources, and minimizing grading due to geology. *

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Action 2.11 | Partner with federal and state agencies, private landowners and community groups to develop a management plan for the shoreline areas of Keālia. The plan should address coastal resilience, recreation, resource conservation, inevitable relocation of North Kīhei Road, and other applicable issues. *

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Action 2.12 | Work with the Maui County Arborist Committee to designate as “Exceptional Trees” all trees, or groves of trees, that have historic or cultural value, represent an important community resource, or are exceptional by reason of age, rarity, location, size, aesthetic quality, or endemic qualities. *

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Action 2.13 | Develop a Tree Canopy Plan for South Maui. The plan will include: 1) an inventory and geospatial database of existing trees and canopy cover; 2) an analysis to determine the financial worth of existing trees, considering the replacement value based on size and age of trees, flood abatement, carbon dioxide sequestered, energy usage saved, reduced heat island temperatures, and increased property values, etc.; and 3) a goal for canopy cover increase and strategy to monitor progress and build a program to achieve the goal. Important considerations include providing full canopy trees along roadways, pedestrian and bike paths, and in parking lots and favoring native and endemic trees of this region; and 4) Require Parking lot trees that fall under MCC Chapter 19.36B.080 Landscaping be adequately maintained to provide a minimum of 50% canopy coverage of the hardscape. *

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Action 2.14 | Work with Maui County Arborist Committee to provide training for arborists on maintaining full canopy trees. *

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Goal 2.3 | Ready and Resilient Systems

Coastal/Sea Level Rise/Shoreline

Action 3.01 | Conduct a detailed vulnerability assessment of all existing County infrastructure and facilities in South Maui that are within the State-recognized SLRXA and subject to other coastal hazards to determine if relocation, retrofitting or protective measures are needed. Coordinate with the State as needed. Integrate the assessment's findings into current and future plans and projects, as applicable. Establish adaptive management program to monitor progress. *

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Action 3.02 | Conduct a feasibility study to identify areas that could support a managed relocation strategy in South Maui. Include an analysis of alternatives and interim steps to achieve managed relocation, incentives for proactive relocation, and zoning code changes needed to adjust land uses or transfer of development rights. develop and implement programmatic environmental documents, policies, and regulations as needed to assist in incentivizing and implementing managed relocation. *

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Action 3.03 | Develop and provide regional and site specific, proactive guidance on managed relocation strategies to owners of at-risk properties in South Maui. Identify environmental conditions to support site specific management planning as well as legal and policy needs to facilitate implementation and address barriers. *

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Action 3.04 | Obtain funding to train existing staff and hire more County staff to expand and develop expertise in managed coastal retreat. *

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Action 3.05 | Integrate the State recognized SLR-XA into South Maui capital improvement planning and projects for all County departments and public facilities to prioritize relocation and avoid irrevocable investment of resources in high-risk areas. *

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Action 3.06 | Identify the location of and support the conversion of cesspools to a regional wastewater treatment system or environmentally appropriate alternatives primarily in Ma’alaea and Maui Meadows by 2030 as recommended by the State’s Cesspool Conversion Working Group. Explore the use of state and county grants, as well as a County Improvement District, to help finance the conversions. *

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Action 3.07 | Develop an inventory of natural and cultural resources and practices within South Maui impacted by sea level rise along with preservation and management plans. *

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Action 3.08 | Analyze and maintain the shoreline access inventory within South Maui to identify and preserve areas that will be impacted by sea level rise and where connectivity and access to the shoreline as well as along the shoreline can be improved. Use findings to identify solutions to preserve access. *

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Fire Hazards

NEW Action | Build a new fire station mauka of Pi'ilani Highway, outside of the sea level rise exposure area, extreme tsunami inundation zone, shoreline erosion hazard line, and SMA, to address increased call volume and improve emergency response time in the North Kihei area if possible. *

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Action 3.09 | Update the 2016 Community Wildfire Protection Plan for South Maui and enforce that landowners comply with the plan. *

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Action 3.10 | Develop a comprehensive wildfire data set and GIS layer that includes the acreage, year, location and cause of wildfire events in South Maui to assist in resilient land use planning. Obtain annual funding for a program to ensure continuing coordination including collection and maintenance of post-incident data and provide recommendations for future prevention. *

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Resiliency and Disaster Preparedness

Action 3.11 | Develop a community-based disaster preparedness plan for South Maui that includes consideration of MEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Plan to create a proactive disaster coordination framework. *

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Action 3.12 | Develop a long-term post-disaster recovery and reconstruction plan with priority actions for South Maui that incorporates findings and recommendations from vulnerability assessments. *

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Action 3.13 | Identify additional emergency evacuation routes in and out of South Maui and provide multi-channel communication for all exit strategies. *

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NEW Action | Identify areas where impediments need to be removed for emergency evacuation routes out of areas with limited and restricted egress. Have a plan for implementation in case of an emergency. *

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Action 3.14 | Develop or partner to create resiliency hubs appropriate for the South Maui community. *

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Action 3.15 | Identify existing public right-of-ways to Plant native trees, ground covers and establish native seed banks appropriate for the microclimate to mitigate potential disasters. *

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Utilities

Action 3.17 | Identify and encourage additional users of recycled water, including but not limited to parks, golf courses, agriculture and new developments with a focus on the largest users of potable water. Expand recycled water storage and distribution lines in South Maui to support new customers and increase overall use. *

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NEW Action | Identify public areas to implement agro-forestry, focusing on canoe plants, to promote food security, practical use materials. Develop a long-term plan for use with zero waste. *

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Action 3.19 | Conduct a feasibility study to determine if a modern desalinization facility is a viable water source option for South Maui. Conduct a feasibility study to determine if R-0 potable reuse is an additional viable water source option for South Maui. *

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Action 3.20 | In partnership with the State's Department of Land and Natural Resources, update drought management plan and implement priority actions for South Maui. *

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Goal 2.4 | Mauka to Makai Watershed Management

Runoff and Drainage

Action 4.01 | Update and implement the Maui Meadows Subdivision Drainage Master Plan utilizing natural infrastructure and nature-based systems to the fullest extent possible. *

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Action 4.02 | Update and implement the Kīhei Drainage Master Plan for flood prevention to address coastal water quality protection and sensitive ecosystems management in South Maui. Update the plan with the findings presented in the Ecological Alternatives Analysis prepared by EcoSolutions LLC (2020) and the recommendations of the Southwest Maui Watershed Plan. Take into account the impacts that upland developments have downstream. Prioritize natural infrastructure, nature-based solutions, green infrastructure and low impact development where feasible, and consult with Native Hawaiian Organizations. *

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Action 4.03 | Develop a Stormwater Quality Management Program Plan in South Maui, with programs and practices that protect water quality from stormwater runoff. *

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Action 4.04 | Develop and monitor programs to regularly maintain and clear sediment basins and culverts in the mauka/upland areas within both direct and indirect alignment of South Maui to minimize the potential damage from downstream flooding. *

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Action 4.04a | Develop programs to regularly monitor and enforce the clearing of gulches, sediment basins and culverts on public and private properties in South Maui. *

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Action 4.05 | Design and implement green infrastructure modifications, natural infrastructure and nature-based solutions along South Kīhei Road to mitigate stormwater runoff and minimize damage from flooding. *

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Action 4.06 | Provide resources for upland forest, including dryland forest conservation, invasive species control, and restoration projects to improve forest cover and functions, and reduce downstream flooding. Support the protection of soils and mitigate erosion through feral ungulate fencing and invasive species control and management. *

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Action 4.06a | Identify and prioritize returning streams that have been diverted, like the Kanaio stream in Maalaea, to their original natural path in order to remedy the runoff and drainage problems that such diversions have caused. *

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Action 4.06b | Develop concept for and implement regional stormwater park in collaboration with County Parks, DPW, large landowners and the community. *

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Action 4.06c | Implement the Southwest Maui Watershed Plan. *

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Action 4.06d | Establish a watershed advisory group which includes participation from Stakeholders Mauka to Makai including agencies that manage or regulate lands, residents and landowners, interested community groups and NGOs. *

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Action 4.06e | Establish and implement a watershed wide water quality monitoring program to measure the quality of runoff and the mass loading of pollutants from the major gulches, streams, and waterways. *

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Action 4.06f | Create and implement a Watershed Management Program which requires the Department of Planning and Department of Public Works to comply with the watershed plans and practices when issuing permits. *

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Restoration

Action 4.07 | Create and implement a wetland preservation and restoration program for South Maui to reduce flood impacts from stormwater runoff, improve coastal water quality to protect sensitive ecosystems and expand open space areas. *

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Action 4.08 | Continue to support, fund and expand Wetland Restoration Projects. Develop and implement low impact pedestrian managed access, where appropriate, near wetland restoration projects. *

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Action 4.09 | Develop and implement a comprehensive dune restoration program plan, identifying methods, funding, stewardship, restrictions and monitoring for South Maui with a focus on the North Kīhei area. *

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Action 4.09a | Develop and implement a program plan for sand dune preservation at Haycraft Park and Māʻalaea Bay Beach. *

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Action 4.10 | Expand funding for Continue to fund a Dune Management Coordinator roles position for the island of Maui and fund the implementation of strategies for sand dune protection. *

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Action 4.11 | Create a South Maui Ridge to Reef Initiative (R2R) or other entities such as a non-profit to leverage resources across several agencies and community groups to implement actions to reduce land-based pollution that impacts coral reefs. *

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Action 4.12 | Obtain funding and implement a program Continue to support Department of Health Quality Assurance Program Plan to water quality monitoring and care for all South Maui nearshore waters. *

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Action 4.12a | Provide resources for the protection and rehabilitation of riparian zones and feral ungulate fencing and native plants. *

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Action 4.12b | Accelerate funding for R-1 reuse on the landscape to mitigate for axis deer damage, recharge depleted aquifers and provide forage for livestock (local food security). *

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Action 4.12c | Acquire wetland parcels, if necessary under the threat of condemnation, such as TMK 3-9-001-162, 3-9-062-019, 3-9-001-164, 3-9-001-007, 3-9-059-001, 3-9-058-061, and 3-9-046-011 and designate as Open Space-protected lands in perpetuity. *

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Action 4.12d | Explore the feasibility of obtaining the areas identified through the wetlands mapping study or other similar studies through conservation easements or acquiring through negotiation or under the threat of condemnation wetlands including but not limited to gulches, continuous, intermittent, and ephemeral streams, streams beds and flood plains and other flood prone parcels and designate as open space protected lands in perpetuity. *

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Hazards

Action 4.13 | Develop and implement a mitigation plan for Repetitive Loss (RL) and Severe Repetitive Loss (SRL) properties within South Maui that includes raising building elevation, relocation, flood proofing, transfer of development rights, or buyout. *

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Action 4.14 | Identify and adopt amendments to the Maui County Code flood hazard ordinance to implement more strict NFIP Substantial Improvement regulations for properties in SFHA, including modifying the timeframe to 20 years to make it more difficult for older improvements to “expire” and no longer count towards the substantial improvement timeline. *

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Action 4.15 | Coordinate with Maui County Floodplain Manager to pursue funding opportunities from organizations like FEMA’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program for community-wide flood mitigation projects implementation of nature-based solutions and natural infrastructure to enhance ecosystems and reduce flood risks. *

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Action 4.15a | Identify and implement a pilot flood mitigation project that include implementation of nature-based solutions and natural infrastructure to enhance ecosystems and reduce flood risks mauka to makai. Evaluate the results for other projects. *

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Action 4.16 | Leverage existing erosion and sea level rise studies, including kilo ʻāina, to develop and implement localized beach management and coastal adaptation plans including managed retreat. *

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Miscellaneous

Action 4.16a | Create a data base of impacts from coastal hazards, such as flooding, wave run-up, erosion and other relevant data to inform mitigation and avoid future impacts. *

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Action 4.16b | Create, implement, and fund plans to allow native seed banks the time needed to grow and spread, adding to long term coastal resilience and preventing runoff. *

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Goal 2.5 | Responsible Stewardship of Wahi Kupuna and Historic Properties

People

Action 5.01 | Establish a code of conduct for County parks with cultural sites in South Maui and install signs explaining the code of conduct at appropriate locations. *

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Action 5.02 | Continue and expand collaborative restoration and preservation efforts, such as agreements between native Hawaiian organizations, nonprofits, private entities and County departments, with priority given to dryland forests, fishponds, wetlands, and lo'i within South Maui. *

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Place

Action 5.03 | Identify significant wahi kūpuna and historic properties in South Maui that the County should purchase for preservation. *

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Action 5.04 | Identify additional locations in South Maui to host and hold community-oriented art and cultural events with priority given to events that perpetuate Native Hawaiian cultural practices. *

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Action 5.04a | Establish cultural parks/preserves and heritage corridors for visitation and education, such as:

1. Palau’ea Cultural preserve - 21 acres/education center/includes native flora and fauna

2. Honua’ula South preserve - approx. 135 acres/includes native flora and fauna

3. Honua’ula North preserve - approx. 35 acres/includes native flora and fauna

4. Ka’eo North Preserve - approximately 10 acres/part of Makena Resort legal settlement

5. Ka’eo South Preserve - acreage unknown/part of Makena Resort legal settlement

6. Ka’eo Mauka preserve - 100 acres/part of Makena Resort legal settlement/includes native flora and fauna

7. Ka’ono’ulu Cultural Preserve - 3 acres/includes site for a cultural center/part of State Land Use Commission approvals

8. Grand Wailea burial preserves - approx. 0.5 acres/part of agreement with OHA & Burial Council.

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Action 5.04b | Implement a cultural overlay map for South Maui Region to provide protection for areas of significant archaeological, historical and cultural resources, based on existing studies and previously identified historic properties. *

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Action 5.04c | Encourage and lobby for funding for the state to carry out archeological inventory on state properties in South Maui. *

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Action 5.05 | Obtain funding and install signs to identify wahi kūpuna and historical sites throughout South Maui in consultation with appropriate Native Hawaiian organizations. *

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People

Action 5.06 | Partner with state agencies, such as DLNR, County Department of Parks and Recreation, and community groups to develop and implement a plan to more effectively address the impacts of tourism, overcrowding and recreational businesses on marine resources, shoreline access and enjoyment. The plan should prioritize native Hawaiian cultural practices and public shoreline access, and make it easier to enforce existing regulations through the cooperation of various agencies. *

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