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GERALD P. HOKOANA 1980 Hana Highway

Haiku, Maui, Hawaii 96708

DAVID R. CRADDICK- DIRECTOR Department of Water Supply P. 0. Box 1109 Wailuku, Hawaii 96793

Re: Memorandum of Understanding Hamakuapoko Wells

Dear Mr. Craddick:

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Enclosed is a copy of an amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding dated September 7, 1998 that I delivered to Ed Kagehiro. Also enclosed is a copy of a letter from Alan Murakami ofNHLC in response to my request for his comments and recommendations relative to said agreement.

My last coversation with Mr. Kagehiro in early December was that he had reviewed the draft and was going to provide me with a written reponse. He never responded and I understand that he has since retired from the department.

I would like arrange a meeting with you to discuss the draft agreement. I can be reached at my office quring the day at # If you are not be able to arrange a meeting soon, please respond in writing. It is important to me that we finalize an agreement as soon as possible.

Should you have any questions, please give me a call.

Sincerely,

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDEltSTANDING

THIS MEMORANDUM made as ofthe day of --------' 1998, by and between the DEPARTME-:--N-T:-0-F-· W-A-TE_R_ SUPPLY OF TilE COUNTY OF MAUl, whose post office address is P. 0. Box 1109, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii 96793, hereinafier called DWS, and GERALD P. HOKOANA, whose residence and mailing address is 1980 Hana Highway, Haiku, Maui, Hawaii 96708, hereinafier called HOKOANA.

WHEREAS, the DWS has applied for a pump installation permit with the Commission on Water Resource Management, and intends to withdraw water from basal water source in the Paia Aquifer on a regular basis; and

WHEREAS, HOKOANA is seeking a commitment from DWS that if his water source (Well No. 5620-02) and/or the existing EMI Spring/Tunnel adjoining his property is/are adversely affected due to IJWS's pumping of its new Hamakuapoko Wells (Well Nos. 5420-02 & 5320-0 I), then IJWS shall immediately cease pumping of said wells.

WHEREAS, DWS acknowledges that aside from the existing HC&S Maliko Pump II Well (Well No. 5520-0 I), there arc no other known wells withdrawing water from the Pnia Aquifer. Also, thnt there has been no apparent impact on the HOKOANA well since its commencement of operation in 1980 despite a significant withdrawal capacity of the HC&S well of6.7mgd.

WHEREAS, DWS feels that HOKOANA will not be adversely affected by the use of the Hamakuapoko Wells because of the 2.1 mile separation between the two wells and the pumping rate ofDWS's wells; and

WHEREAS, it is not possible to determine with any reasonable accuracy the effect of the pumping of the Hamakunpoko Wells without it being put in operation; and

NOW THEREFORE, DWS hereby establish with HOKOANA the following understanding;

I. DWS will monitor HOKOANA's well for chloride ion levels and water level below the intake of HOKOANA's well; and

2. HOKOANA grants DWS right of entry to install a well depth monitoring device and to take periodic depth measurements and water samples for chloride testing, provided that it is determined by HOKOANA in his sole judgment that the device will not cause damage to the well or interfere with its operation, and that request for entry be made and given reasonable notice by DWS prior to entry and for the specific purpose of monitoring depth and chloride testing, with copies of all monitoring data and test results for HOKOANA's records be made; and

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3. HOKOANA and DWS understand that should the chloride ion level rise above 150 mgiL or should the water level drop below the current intake of the pump to the extent that water can not be drawn on a continuous basis under normal operating conditions, then DWS shall immediately cease pumping of the Hamakuapoko Wells. Pumping shall not resume until the source of the problem has been determined and corrected and chloride and water levels are returned to conditions existing prior to commencement of pumping ofthe Hamakuapoko Wells.

4. HOKOANA and DWS agree that this Memorandum of Understanding shall remain in effect for as long as DWS continues pumping of the Hamakuapoko Wells and shall inure to any subsequent owner of the HOKOANA property.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be duly executed this day of _____________ _, 1998, effective as of this date.

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Gerald Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haiku, Hawaii 96708

October 7, 1998

RE: County Proposal

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

I've reviewed your proposed draft Memorandum of Understanding with the County of Maui Dept. of Water Supply. It omits the mention of monitoring for "organic contaminants" as Bill Meyer recommended earlier. The EPA and the State Dept of Health has a Jist of these contaminants that appear to be a standard list of regulated contaminants in this category. I urge that your agreement include reference to this Jist, so the monitoring is more comprehensive than that currently outlined in your draft agreement. The appropriate language might be (additions underlined; deletions bracketed):

1. DWS will sample and monitor Hokoana's well for chloride ion levels [and] water level below the intrak of HOKOANA's WP-11, and organic contaminants as listed in the Quality Assurance Project Plan for the SDWA Monitoring Program of the state Department of Health. which implements the National Primary Drinking Water regulations. pursuant the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 (attached as Exhibit "1 "), as follows:

lh For chloride ions and well water levels. at least monthly for the first year, then every three months thereafter. If chloride ion levels exceed 150 mg/1. in the future. monitoring shall be conducted monthly.

Q_,_ For organic contaminants. at least monthly for the first year. Thereafter at least once every three months, unless detection exceeds DOH limits. If detection exceed DOH limits. then monitoring shall be conducted monthly, until levels drop below the DOH limits. in which event monitoring shall be quarterly.

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2. HOKOANA grants DWS ... ; provided that it is determined by HOKOANA in his sole judgment that the device will not cause damage to the well or interfere with its operation, and that the DWS requests [for entry be made and given] with reasonable prior notice [by DWS prior to entry l and for the specific purpose of monitoring and or testing organic contaminants. well depth and chloride levels [testing]. and provides [with] copies of all monitoring data and test results to [for] HOKOANA['s records be made]; and

3. HOKOANA and DWS agree [understand] that ill should the chloride ion level rise above 150 mg/L or the water level drop below the current intake of the pump to the extent that water can not be drawn on a continuous basis under normal operating conditions, or (3) should organic contaminant levels exceed state Department of Health standards. then DWS shall immediately cease pumping of the Hamakuapoko Wells. . ..

4. HOKOANA and DWS agree that this Memorandum of Understanding shall be recorded, and remain in effect for as long as DWS continues pumping of the Hamakupoko Wells and shall inure to any subsequent owner of the HONOANA property.

I hope these changes would suit your objectives. Please review them and let .ne know whether they will be incorporated in your final document.

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BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO GOVER.tiOR OF HAWAII

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway HaikU, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P.O. BOX621

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809

Memorandum of Understanding Hamakuapoko Wells 1 & 2 (Well Nos. 5420-02 & 5320-01)

Maliko-Hokoana Well (Well No. 5620-02)

TIMOTHY E. JOHNS CHA,R.PERSON

BRUCE S. ANDERSON RICHARD H. COX

ROBERT G. GIRALD DAVID A NOBRIGA

HERBERT M. RICHARDS, JR

EDWIN T. SAKODA ACTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Thank you for providing us a copy of the draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between you and the Maui Department of Water Supply concerning use and monitoring of the captioned wells.

We recommend the following amendments:

1. Specify the Maliko-Hokoana Well (Well No. 5620-02) as the subject of item #2.

2. The monitoring device we believe you want installed at the subject well is for reading water levels, not well depth.

3. You should specify who maintains and reports to the Commission on Water Resource Management (Commission) the records of monitoring. The Commission requires monthly recording and at least annual reporting.

We note that you have specified 150 mg/1 chlorides as an action point, which is well below the EPA guideline of 250 mg/1 for potability. And while there was earlier discussion in your correspondence concerning contaminants, we concur that it does not appear relevant for the MOU.

While we are pleased to be notified of this agreement and are happy to provide these comments, the agreement is not enforceable by the Commission. Should there be problems in the future, the Commission will consider the facts at that time.

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Sincerely,

EDWIN T. SAKODA Acting Deputy Director

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Haiku, Hawaii 96708

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DATE: 10/2/98

FROM: TO: Dept. of Water Supply- Engineering County ofMaui

SENDER: Gerald P. Hokoana RECEIVER: Mr. Ed Kagehiro

Transmittal consist of _I _pages including this cover letter. If all pages are not received, or if any or all pages are unclear, please notify sender at

Re: Memorandum of Understanding- DWS/Hokoana DWS Hamakuapoko Wells, Maui, Hawaii

Dear Ed:

What is the status of the memorandum agreement? I have sent a copy of my draft to Alan Murakami of the Native Hawaiian Legal Corp for his comments/recommendations. Please give me a call at your earliest convenience, # office or # home.

s~A~ N __ _ Gerald P. Hokoana

cc: Alan Murakami ·Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation Timothy Johns -Commission on Water Resource Management

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MEMORANDUM 01< UNDE}tSTANDlNG

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THIS MEMORANDUM made as of the day of-,--____ _ , 1998, by nnd between the DEPARTMENT OF WATER

SUI'I'L Y OF TilE COUNTY OF MAUl, whose post office address is 1'. 0. llox. 1109, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii 96793, hereinafier called DWS, and GERALD P. IIOKOANA, whose residence ami mailing address is 1980 Hana Highway, Haiku, Maui, Hawaii 96708, hereinafier called HOKOANA.

WHEREAS, the DWS has applied for a pump htslallalion permit with the Commission on Water Resource Management, and intends to withdraw water from basal water source in the Pain Aquifer on a regular basis; and

WHEREAS, HOKOANA is seeking a commitment from DWS that if his water source (Well No. 5620-02) and/or the ex.isting EMI Spring/Tunnel adjoining his properly is/ore adversely aiTected due to lJWS's pumping of its new llntnnkuapoko Wells (Well Nos. 5420-02 & 5320-0 I), thenlJWS shall inuncdiately cease pumping of said wells.

WHEREAS, DWS acknowledges that aside from the ex.isting HC&S Maliko Pump II Well (Well No. 5520-0 I), there arc no other known wells withdrawing water from the Pain Al(uifer. Also, thnlthcrc has been no apparent impact on the fiOKOANA well since its commencement of operation in 1980 despite n signil1canl withdrawal capacity of the IIC&S well of 6. 7mgd.

WHEREAS, DWS feels that IIOKOANA will not be adversely a!Tecled by the use of the llamakunpoko Wells because of the 2.1 mile separation between the two wells nnd the pumping rate of DWS's wells; and

WHEREAS, it is not possible to determine with any reasonable accuracy the effect of the pumping of the Hamnkuapoko Wells without it being put in operation; and

NOW TiffiREFORE, DWS hereby establish with HOKOANA the following understanding;

I. DWS wilttnonilor llOKOANA's well for chloride ion levels and water level below the intake ofHOKOANA's well; and

2. IIOKOANA grants DWS right of entry to install a well depth monitoring device and to take periodic depth measurements and water samples for chloride testing, provided that it is determined by IIOKOANA in his sole judgment that the device will not cause dnmnge to the well or interfere with its operation, and that request for entry be rnnde and given reasonable notice by DWS prior to entry nnd for the specific purpose of monitoring c.lcpth and chloride testing, with copies of all monitoring data and lest results for HOKOANA's records be made; and

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NATIVE HAWAIIAN LEGAL CORPORATION

Timothy Johns Deputy Director

July 7, 1998

Commission on Water Resource Management P. 0. Box 621 Honolulu, Hawaii 96809

RE: Gerald Hokoana

Dear Tim:

I am investigating an inquiry from Gerald Hokoana, who is challenging that installation of a pump in the County of Maui Department of Water Supply well at Maliko Gulch, because of potential interference with his domestic well and spring source down slope. Besides his drinking water, Mr. Hokoana relies on this groundwater to supply water he uses to irrigate traditional taro patches he maintains on his property.

Mr. Hokoana wrote the Commission to ask that a condition be imposed on the pump installation permit which would require the county to stop pumping should there be a deleterious effect on his ability to obtain water from his well. I am writing to determine what action, if any, the Commission staff intends to take to address Mr. Hokoana's concern. Please advise.

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Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haikii, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P. 0. BOX 621

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809

APR 2 3 1998

Pump Installation Permit Application Hamakuapoko Wells (Well Nos. 5420-02 & 5320-01)

MICHAEl 0. Wl..SON CI-IAIAPEfiiSOJI

ROBERT G G1AA1.D OAVIO A. NQSP;JGA LAWRENCE M_ t.411KE

RICMAAO H COX HERBERT M. RICHAAOS. JR.

EDWIN T SMOOA ACTWG DEPIJTV tw'EC!Of'l

Thank you for your letter of April 4, 1998, indicating further difficulty in getting a response from the Maui Department of Water Supply (MOWS) regarding potential impacts of the captioned wells with your Maliko-Hokoana Well (Well No. 5620-02), and requesting special conditions upon any approval of the captioned wells. We are still trying to work with MOWS toward an agreeable solution to your situation.

For your information, we faxed a copy of your January 28, 1998 letter to the MOWS, requesting their response to us, but have not received any written response to date.

Regarding your requested special conditions for final approval of permanent pump installation permits for Hlimlikuapoko Wells 1 & 2 (Well Nos. 5420-02 & 5320-01), your requested condition #1 is already a standard condition for all pump installation permits (see Standard Condition #4 for Pump Installation Permits, attached).

Your requested special condition #2 is your own responsibility as a well owner, as descnbed in Administrative Rules §13-168-7(b):

"The owner or operator of any well ... shall file a report of total water usage on a regular monthly basis to the commission on forms provided IJy the commission ... The reports may include other use­related information such as type of use, salinity, and water level, as may be deemed appropriate and reasonable lly the commission. •

Our purpose in sending you a copy of the water use report form was to enable you to monitor your situation as the responsible well owner. It is not clear that the Commission on Water Resource Management (Commission) has the authority to impose this responsibility upon another party who is not the well owner. However, should negative impacts from the Hamlikuapoko Wells manifest themselves at other well sites, including your well, and the cause is clearly linked to MOWS wells, the Commission has the authority to order a cutback in the pumpage of the MOWS wells.

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana Page 2

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As noted in our October 8, 1997 leTter to you, pumpage from the Pa'ia Aquifer System is below 70% of sustainable yield, the trigger which would mandate a public hearing for the Hamakuapoko Wells Pump Installation Permits. In the meantime, it is critical that you record and report to us the relevant pumpage information from your well to establish a baseline record.

We will continue to press MDWS for a wriTten response to your concerns prior to final approval of the permanent Pump Installation Permits and keep you informed of any such response. Thank you for staying in touch with us. If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at or toll-free at (Maui), extension 70251.

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c: Maui Department of Water Supply Maui County Corporation Counsel David Nobriga, Commissioner

Sincerely,

(c{.ill ( (L,i!A_ EDWIN T. ~MODA Acting Deputy Director

STATE OF HAWAII COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF LANO ANO NATURAL RESOURCES

ANNUAL GROUND WATER USE REPORT FOR

Gerald Hokoana 1 980 Hana Highway

Ha • iku, Hawaii 96708

Report Submitted for the Year 19

INSTRUCTIO~:'.: _ _:rease . "~-om~~~te .tnts orm to report tot~l. monthly grou~,a, water use, and, i requ r:~:. otner information from each of your well sources. Mail to: Commission on Water Resource Management, P.O. Box 621, Honolulu HI 96809. For assistance, please call (Oahu only} or (neiqhbor islands}.

Lowest Highest Measurement Quantity Method

Chloride Temp. Pumping Non-

State Well End Date Pumped of (mg/1}** (oF} Water pumping*~*

No. Well Name (mm/dd/yy) Measurement* Level 111. Water Level (gallons) above msl) (ft. above rr·sll

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Other comments or additional information (e.g.- date and method of chloride measurement; how pumpage amounts are estimated; etc ... }:

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BENJAMIN J. CAYETNIIO GOV£R«:JR OF HAWAII

MICHAEL 0. WiLSON CHAJRPEROON

ROBERT G. GIRALD DAVID A. NOBRIGA

LAWRENCE H. MilKE

STATE OF HAWAII RICHARD H. COX

HERBERT M. RICHARDS, JR. DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P. 0. BOX 821

RAE M. LOU!, P.E.

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haikii, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

HONOLUlU, HAWAII 96809

OCT -8 1997

Request for Hearing Notice Hamakuaooko Wells

Thank you for your letter of September 11, 1997, requesting notice of any hearing for pump installation permits. Our understanding is that the captioned project's Supplemental EIS must be cleared by the court as adequate before it can be reviewed and officially accepted. The Commission will not act upon the permanent pump installation permit until the SEIS is accepted.

On January 23, 1997, the Commission delegated authority to approve pump installation permits to the Chairperson in cases where total pumpage from an aquifer is less than 70% of the sustainable yield. The Paia aquifer system is far below 70%, and if no other legal conflicts are apparent, we could approve the application at that time without going before the Commission.

Your well is registered in our database, and we are assigning it the State Well Number 5620-02. The file includes water quality sampling results, as well as staff's field report with photos. We therefore have some data against which to measure any changes that occur as a result of the proposed Harnakuapoko Wells or other activities. For even greater protection, and as required by Administrative Rules § 13-168-7(a), data should be gathered monthly and reported annually by you to the Commission to establish a historical record for your well. Please use the enclosed standard Water Use Report form.

One of the requirements before proceeding with the pump installation permit was to test the well for impact on other wells, streams, and to test water quality. The tests show no likely effect on other wells or streams. However, excessive levels of lead were found in the well, and the Director has indicated that unless a solution to that problem is found, they would not install permanent pumps.

If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at or toll-free at (Maui), extension 70251.

CI:ss Enclosure

Sincerely,

~ RAE M. LOUI Deputy Director

DEPUTY

BENJA'JliN J_ CAYETANO OO'IERNOR Of HAWAII

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway HaikU, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF lAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P. 0. BOX 821

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809

OCT -8 1997

Request for Hearing Notice Hamakuapoko Wells

MICHAEL D WILSON CHAIRPERSON

ROBERT G (il'tALD DAVID A. "'03RIGA

LAWRENCE f.'. MilKE RICHARD H COX

HERBERT M. RICHARDS. JR

RAE M_ LOUi, P. E OEPUT'r

Thank you for your letter of September II, 1997, requesting notice of any hearing for pump installation permits. Our understanding is that the captioned project's Supplemental EIS must be cleared by the court as adequate before it can be reviewed and officially accepted. The Commission will not act upon the permanent pump installation permit until the SEIS is accepted.

On January 23, 1997, the Commission delegated authority to approve pump installation permits to the Chairperson in cases where total pumpage from an aquifer is less than 70% of the sustainable yield. The Paia aquifer system is far below 70%, and if no other legal conflicts are apparent, we could approve the application at that time without going before the Commission.

Your well is registered in our database, and we are assigning it the State Well Number 5620-02. The file includes water quality sampling results, as well as staff's field report with photos. We therefore have some data against which to measure any changes that occur as a result of the proposed Hamakuapoko Wells or other activities. For even greater protection, and as required by Administrative Rules §13-168-7(a), data should be gathered monthly and reported annually by you to the Commission to establish a historical record for your well. Please use the enclosed standard Water Use Report form.

One of the requirements before proceeding with the pump installation permit was to test the well for impact on other wells, streams, and to test water quality. The tests show no likely effect on other wells or streams. However, excessive levels of lead were found in the well, and the Director has indicated that unless a solution to that problem is found, they would not install permanent pumps.

If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at or toll-free at (Maui), extension 70251.

CI:ss Enclosure

Sincerely,

~ RAE M. LOUI Deputy Director

GERALD P. HOKOANA 1980 Hana Highway Haiku, Maui, Hawaii 96708

September 11, 1997

RAE M. LOUI -DEPUTY DIRECTOR Commission on Water Resource Management P. 0. Box621 Honolulu, Hawaii 96809

RE: Department of Water Supply- Hamakuapoko Wells

Dear Ms. Loui:

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Thank you for your letter of July 23, 1997, regarding the current pumpage and pump capacity of the HC&S Well located in Maliko.

I have been in contact with Tom Nance whose engineering firm has been retained by the Department of Water Supply to do testing of the Hamakuapoko Wells and monitoring of water sources in the Maliko area. The information you provided on HC&S Well No. 5520-01 has pretty much been confirmed by Mr. Nance. He also took samples from our well which test results indicated that it provided good potable water. Mr. Nance's opinion is that the HC&S Well and Hamakuapoko Wells are drawing from the same aquifer. Further, that our well is probably not drawing from the same source as we have not experienced any significant change in salinity or water level during periods when the HC&S pump is in operation. Despite the opinions of Mr. Nance and Mr. William Meyer of USGS, I am still not totally convinced that we would not be adversely affected by the Hamakuapoko Wells.

I sent a letter to Mr. Ed Kagehiro on May 8, 1997 requesting a meeting to discuss my concerns. On June 23, 1997, I sent a similar letter to the Director, David Craddick. To date, I have not received any response to my letters. It appears that in hiring Mr. Nance, the Department of Water Supply is continuing in its efforts to bring the Hamakuapoko Wells on line. What I don't understand is why they have not communicated with me. Especially after I have repeatedly told them that I have no objection to the development of the wells and only request assurances in writing that the department will provide water should a problem arise.

Therefore, I would like to request that the commission inform me of any hearing for pump installation permit whether permanent or on an emergency basis so I may be able

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to attend. I would appreciate as much notice as possible as I may wish to have counsel present with me.

Should you need to contact me, I can be reached at my office during the day at or my home

Sincerely,

64t!M__ Gerald P. Hokoana

cc: Mr. William Meyer· District Chief USGS

BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO GOVERNOR OF HAWAII

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haikii, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF lAND AND NATURAl RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P.O. BOX 621

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809

JU._ 2 3 1997

Pumpage and Capacity Request HC & S Maliko Pump II (Well No. 552()..{)1 1

MICHAEL 0 WI...SON ~

ROBERT G. GIRALD DAVID A. f~CJSF<IGA

lAWRENCE '1. MilKE RICHARD 1--. COX

HERBERT lrol RICHARDS, JR.

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We received your letter of June 23, 1997, inquiring about any information on current pumpage or pump capacity at the captioned station.

According to our water use declarations files, there is only one very small user ( 1-hp pump) for domestic and irrigation purposes. Formerly, water use was being reported by HC & S; this reporting stopped in September 1995. We are trying to get current pumpage information from HC & S.

Concerning technical and regulatory matters, our records indicare that Well No. 5520-01 is a tunnel in Maliko Gulch, drilled in 1898, outfitted with a pump with the capacity of 6.7 mgd. Actual draft was about 4.6 mgd of brackish water. Withdrawal capacil)· in a tunnel is limited by the amount that flows naturally from the tunnel. If HC & S wishes to increase the tunnel or pump capacity, they would need a permit from the Commission on Warer Resource Management.

If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at 587.{)251 or toll-free at extension 70251.

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Sincerely,

RAE M. LOUI Deputy Director

BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO QOVtRNOA Of KA.WAJI

STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT P. 0. BOX 621

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809

.u. 16 1997

MICHAEL D. WILSON

"""""""" ROBERT Q. GlAALD DAVID A. NOBAIGA

LAWRENCE H. MilKE RICHARD H. COX

HERBERT M. RICHARDS, JR.

RAE M. LOU!. P.E. OO'VTY

Mr. Theodore M. Behrmann, Jr. General Superintendent, Irrigation Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. P.O. Box 226 Puunene, HI 96784

Dear Mr. Behrmann:

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. Monthly Ground Water Use Reoorts

A review of our records show that Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. (HC&S) has not reported any water use since July 1995. Owners and operators of wells must record and report their water use on a monthly basis under Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) §13-168-7:

§13-168-7 Report of water use. (a) The owner or operator of any well or stream diversion works from which water is being used shall provide and maintain an approved meter or other appropriate device or means for measuring and reporting total water usage on a monthly (calendar or work schedule) basis. If a well or stream diversion works is one of a battery of interconnected water sources, a centralized measuring device or facility may be approved by the commission.

(b) The owner or operator of any well or stream diversion works or battery of such water sources shall file a report of total water usage on a regular monthly (calendar or work schedule) basis to the commission on forms approved by the commission and provided by the department on or before the end of the month following the month for which water usage is to be reported. The reports may include other use-related information such as type of use, salinity, and water level as may be deemed appropriate and reasonable by the commission.

(c) At the discretion of the commission, requirements for measuring and reporting monthly water usage may be lessened, modified, or exempted for owners or operators of small, individual wells or stream diversion works. The lessening, modification, or exemption of such requirements shall be approved, disapproved, or otherwise decided by the commission on a case-by-case basis. [Eff. MAY 27, 1988] (Auth: HRS §174C-8) (Imp: HRS §§91-2, 174C-50, 174C-82)

We ask that you bring our records up to date by sending us your water use records since July 1995 and that you begin monthly reporting. Failure to comply with these rules may result in penalties or fines under HAR §13-167-10:

Mr. Theodore M. Behrmann, Jr. Page 2

JU.. /6 1997

§13-167-10 Penalties. (a) The commission may enforce its rules and orders adopted pursuant to this title by suit for injunction or for damages or both.

(b) Any person who violates any provision of this title or any permit condition or limitation established pursuant to this title or who negligently or willfully fails to or refuses to comply with any final order of the commission may be subject to a fine imposed by the commission. Such fine shall not exceed $1,000 per violation. For a continuing offense, each day during which the offense is committed is a separate violation.

(c) No provision of this chapter shall bar the right of any injured person to seek other legal or equitable relief against a violator of this chapter. [Eff. MAY 27, 1988] (Auth: HRS 174C-8) (Imp: HRS 174C-15)

Your past cooperation is greatly appreciated, and we will look forward to your continued support as we strive together in sustaining our State's precious water resources.

If you have questions, please contact Mr. Neal Fujii of my staff at Your water use report form is enclosed.

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Enclosure

Sincerely,

RAE M. LOUI Deputy Director

GERALD P. HOKOANA 1980 Hana Hwy Haiku, HI 96708

June 23, 1997

RAE M. LOUI

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Deputy Director Commission on Water P.O. Box 621 Honolulu, HI 96809

Resource Management

RE: Hamakuapoko Wells 1 & 2 (5420-02 & 5320-01)

Dear Mrs. Loui,

Thank you for your letter of May 22, 1997, regarding the DWS Hamakuapoko Wells.

Attached please find a copy of letter dated 5/17/97 received from Mr. William Meyer of the U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division. Regarding his reference of HC&S Pump 11 (Well #5520-01), do you have information on current pumpage of this well? If not, do you have technical information available that you could provide, such as size and pumping capacity of the existing pump? Also, would HC&S be required to submit a new or revised pump installation permit for commission approval to increase pumpage?

Our well has been in use since 1980 when we first moved to the property. In my opinion, any adverse affects due to pumpage by HC&S Pump 11 would have manifested ikself by now. At periodic times over these past few years, I have allowed DWS to monitor chloride levels of my well. Thus I do have data on chloride levels presumably while HC&S Pump 11 has been in use. DWS also conducted a complete test on the water quality of which a copy has been provided to me.

Your assistance in providing me with the above information would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely~ ~

~ Hokoana -

cc: William Meyer - District Chief USGS

United States Department of the Interior

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haiku, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

WATER RESOURCES DIVISION 677 ALA MOANA BLVD, SUITE 415

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813 PHONE (FAX

May 17, 1997

The following information is supplied in response to your letter to me of March 28, 1997 concerning the potentiai effect of proposed Maui County Department of Water Supply (DWS) pumpage on your well and on a nearby spring in Maliko Gulch.

In general, it is possible that the proposed pumpage could cause an increase in salinity in your wells. Available data suggest that if this response occurs, it would probably be slight. However, at this point the magnitude of the possible effect is subject to question. Salinity in your well is much more subject to pumpage at Well #5520-01 (HC&S Pump 11 ), located mauka of your property in Maliko Gulch. Evaluation of the proposed DWS pumpage on your well could possibly be made by examining the historic pumpage at Well #5520-01. Otherwise, we would suggest that a program be instituted to monitor the chloride concentration (as a measure of salinity) of water in your well. This program should be initiated before the DWS wells start pumping, and samples should be collected at periodic intervals under consistent conditions. This should allow you to document any changes in the salinity of your well that are concurrent with the onset of pumpage in the DWS wells.

We feel it is unlikely that pumpage from the wells will affect your spring. However, the fact that pesticides have been found in the spring suggest thai it is affected by local agricultural recharge. Given that pesticides have been found in the past and that it is used as for drinking supply, it would be prudent to sample the spring and your well for organic contaminants.

I apologize for the delay in answering your letter, but hope that these ideas are helpful. Please contact me at if I can be of further assistance.

Sincerely,

fi//;.;___ William Meyer District Chief

GERALD P. HOKOANA 1980 Hana Hwy Haiku, HI 96708

June 23, 1997

MR. DAVID CRADDICK; DIRECTOH Dept. of Water Supply P.O. Box 1109 Wailuku, Hi 96793-7109

HE: DWS Hamakuapoko Wells

Dear Mr. Craddick,

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Attached please find a copy of lettter dated 5/17/97 received from Mr. William Meyer of the U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division.

About a month ago, I sent a letter to Mr. Ed Kagehiro of your engineering department requesting a meeting so we could resume discussions on a draft agreement with DWS. As of this date, he has not responded.

Therefore, I would like to request a meeting with you regarding my concerns with the DWS wells and to discuss an agreement with DWS which would protect my interests. As I have stated previously, I have no objections to the development of the Hamakuapoko Wells. All I request is an agreement that is fair and equitable to both parties in the event I am adversely a r fPt:' t· t:>rl _

I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.

Sincerely,

Gerald P. Hokoana

cc: Mr William Meyer - District Chief USGS Mrs. Rae M. Loui Commission on Water Resource Management~

United States Department of the Interior

Mr. Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Haiku, Hawaii 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

WATER RESOURCES DIVISION

677 ALA MOANA BLVD, SUITE 415 HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813

PHONE (FAX

May 17, 1997

The following information is supplied in response to your letter to me of March 28, 1997 concerning the potential effect of proposed Maui County Department of Water Supply (DWS) pumpage on your well and on a nearby spring in Maliko Gulch.

In general, it is possible that the proposed pumpage could cause an increase in salinity

in your wells. Available data suggest that if this response occurs, it would probably be

slight. However, at this point the magnitude of the possible effect is subject to question. Salinity in your well is much more subject to pumpage at Well #5520-01 (HC&S Pump

11 ), located mauka of your property in Maliko Gulch. Evaluation of the proposed DWS

pumpage on your well could possibly be made by examining the historic pumpage at Well #5520-01. Otherwise, we would suggest that a program be instituted to monitor the chloride concentration (as a measure of salinity) of water in your well. This program should be initiated before the DWS wells start pumping, and samples should be collected at periodic intervals under consistent conditions. This should allow you to document any changes in the salinity of your well that are concurrent with the onset of

pumpage in the DWS wells.

We feel it is unlikely that pumpage from the wells will affect your spring. However, the fact that pesticides have been found in the spring suggest that it is affected by local agricultural recharge. Given that pesticides have been found in the past and that it is used as for drinking supply, it would be prudent to sample the spring and your well for

organic contaminants.

I apologize for the delay in answering your letter, but hope that these ideas are helpful. Please contact me at if I can be of further assistance.

Sincerely,

~;.;.,, __

William Meyer District Chief

Gerald P. Hokoana 1980 Hana Highway Ha'ikii, Hawai'i 96708

Dear Mr. Hokoana:

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Pump Installation Permits Hiimiikuapoko Wells I & 2 (5420-02 & 5320-01)

We received your letter of May 12, 1997, inquiring about the status of the captioned well permits.

The Commission approved a pump installation permit for testing purposes only; the pump may not be used for production. The Commission will not act upon the application for a permanent pump until the Supplemental EIS has been accepted. The CWRM's final decision on the permanent pump installation will be based on the information available in the SEIS and data submitted to the CWRM. The County has scheduled completion of the SEIS in late January 1998, with review and acceptance by late February. Once that is complete, they may request a permit for permanent pump installation for municipal use. At this point, the County has not requested emergency use of these wells.

If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at or toll-free at extension 70251.

CI:

Sincerely,

RAE M. LOU! Deputy Director

FIELD MEMORANDU1\1

DECLARANT (File reference): HOKOANA GP

SITE VISIT DATE: september 1, 1993

PRESENT: Gerald Hokoana Mel Kawashima Kevin Tanaka

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STATUS: Unmeasured working well with pressure storage tank.

SOURCE(S):

o'L t;&2C -W· E"Lfv ?.J-f"' Well Wifb· 1 H.P. electric pump. Maximum pressure of 60 psi Holding Tank. USGS Paia Quad: M-7

USE(S): Domestic and Irrigation

FIELD NOTES: Pump runs when pressure in tank is at 40 psi, and shuts off at 60 psi. Pump runs no more than an estimated 3 hours a day.

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USE: Domestic use serves 3 to 4 people in the three (3) dwellings. The water is also used to irrigate avocados, oranges, mango, lychee, macadamia nuts, bananas and papayas. The lawn and landscaping also uses the water. Approximately 1/2 acre of fruit trees are planted.

LOCATION:

OWNERSHIP:

Source & Use: TMK:

Well: Latitude: Longitude:

2-5-004:018

N 20° 56' 11.0" w 156° 20' 33.6"

0 Feet Elevation

The Declarant, Gerald Hokoana, has owned the parcel since 1980.

DECLARANT (File

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PUMP INSTALLATION PERMIT

well name- Well, Well No. well no-

In accordance with Department of Land and Natural Resources, Commission on Water Resource Management's Administrative Rules, Section 13-168, entitled "Water Use, Wells, and Stream Diversion Works", this document permits the pump installation for well name- Well (Well No. well no.-) at well address-, island-, TMK tmk number-, subject to the Hawaii Well Construction & Pump Installation Standards (1/23/97) which include but are not limited to the following conditions:

1. The Chairperson to the Commission on Water Resource Management (Commission), P.O. Box 621, Honolulu, Hl96809, shall be notified, in writing, at least two (2) weeks before any work covered by this permit commences and staff shall be allowed to inspect installation activities in accordance with § 13-168-15, Hawaii Administrative Rules.

2. The pump installation permit shall be for installation of a pump capacity- gpm capacity, or less, pump in the well.

3. The permittee shall provide and maintain an approved meter or other appropriate means for measuring and reporting withdrawals and water levels, and appropriate devices or means for measuring chlorides and temperature. These data shall be measured monthly and reported to the Commission on a monthly/an annual choose reporting period- basis, on forms provided by the Chairperson (attached).

4. The proposed use shall not adversely affect existing or future legal uses of water in the area, including any surface water or established instream flow standards. This permit or the authorization to pump water from a well shall not constitute a determination of correlative water rights. The permittee is notified and by this provision understands that the quantity of water taken from the well could be reduced by the Commission in the future. This permit is not a commitment that the pump capacity permitted here or even some lesser amount is guaranteed in the future.

5. The permittee shall complete and submit as-built drawings and Part II - (Permanent) Pump Installation Report of the Well Completion Report (attached) to the Chairperson within sixty (60) days after completion of work.

6. The permittee shall comply with all applicable laws, rules, and ordinances, and non-compliance may be grounds for revocation of this permit.

7. The pump installation permit application is incorporated into this permit by reference and is subject to the Hawaii Well Construction & Pump Installation Standards (1/23/97).

8. The permit may be revoked if work is not started within six (6) months after the date of approval or if work is suspended or abandoned for six (6) months, unless otherwise specified. The work proposed in the pump installation permit application sl1all be completed within two (2) years from the date of permit approval, unless otherwise specified. The permit may be extended by the Chairperson upon a showing of good cause and good-faith performance. A request to extend the permit shall be submitted to the Chairperson no later than three (3) months prior to the date the permit expires. If the commencement date is not met, the Commission may revoke the permit after giving the permittee notice of the proposed action and an opportun1ty to be heard.

9. If the well is not to be used it must be properly capped. If the well is to be abandoned then the permittee must apply for a well abandonment permit in accordance with § 13-168-12(1) prior to any well sealing or plugging work.

10. Special conditions in the attached cover transmittal letter are incorporated herein by reference.

Date of Approval: approval date­Expiration Date: expiration date-

MICHAEL D. WILSON, charrperson Commission on Water Resource Management

1 have read the conditions and terms of this permit and understand them. I accept and agree to meet these conditions as a prerequisite and underlying condition of my ability to proceed and understand that I do not hold a valid permit urtil 1 and the pump installer have signed, dated, and returned the permit to the Commission. I also understand that non­compliance with any permit condition may be grounds for revocation and fines of up to $1000 per day.

Permittee's Signature: ----------------- Date: _____ _

Printed Name: Firm or Title: ___________ _

Installer's Signature: Date: _____ _

Printed Name: Firm or Title: ___________ _

Please sign both copies of this permit, return one to the Chairperson, and retain the other for your records.

Attachments c: USGS

Department of Health/ Safe Drinking Water & Wastewater Branches island- Department of Water Supply if different than landowner, input landowner-

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DECLARATION OF WATER USE

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INSTHUCTJONS: Please type or print. It infonnation is not avaJiable or not applicable. indicate as NIA. Fiii out as compieteiy as possible, sign, and file form with the Division of Water ResotKce Management, P.O Box 373, Honolulu, Hawaii 96809. Phone or for assistance.

BATTERY OF WELLS: For a banery of wells, on the surface. in a tunnel, or in a shaft, submit a registration form for each well together with a sinCJ'e map or plot plan showing layout of wells.

STATE WELL NO.: N/Rr ISLAND: _;_M----'--'-'IW=-'-/ __ WELL NAME OR DESIGNATION: ___ __,_N:t,;lt..:.A_.__-r-------------SOURCE OR STATION NAME (For a battery ot weu.f: __ N'--2;/c..Ar:._cc_ ____________ _

A. WELL OPER~

0 I I B. OWNER OF WELL SITE /

1 _prmname: ~ /?. t:tQ!~tr pmname: ~Mtb 'P .r-ro.fo~4

Contact person: ..S~-G Contact person: ;54A-t£ Address: . :?~'7 ~""' f/w'J. Address: 3o"J tf'tNA tl«->r.

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C. WELL LOCATION o~·ft:ez;- oGB~ ~'1

Tax Map Key:-2/"1/~/</jle Town, Place, District: &4i!J=O ,c ~(, (fA.-AM--f/ Attacl'! USGS "Quad" map (sca!e 1 :24,000), tax map, or other map showing the well location.

D. WELL DATA For Ortlled Wells, Slbnl "as-buil" drawing, driller's log, and pump test results, and complete items below.

Fo Tunnels and Sh.tts, slbmit construdion drawings, plot plan, ~r sketch map. :-"'\

Ground elevation (Mean sea 1eve1): -..3'2? ft. Year drilled or constructed: (/AI~t)JI~J {lb:q/34 11t1) Reference point (Used to measure depth 1o water): Well contractor: '{IN I!.<! OVA..!

Elevation: 3'0 ft. Description: lOP oF &U 'E?CL

;51#t£C Depth to water (Below reference poinl): zs ft.

Maximum recorded chloride*. "" ppm Minimum recorded chloride: ppm Maximum chloride in 1987: A. ppm

E. INSTALLED PUMP DATA

Casing diameter: ¥ 71 in. Solid casing depth (Below ground): .N/ 6s- ft. Perforated casing depth (Below ground): ;v /A- ft. Total depth of well: :-& 1 1

ft.

Minimum chloride in 1987: _ __:/-../....:.,;.,:4-='~~- ppm

Pump type: 0 Vertical shaft ~bmersible 0 Centrffugal 0 Other (specify): ______ _

Power: 0 Diesel, HP 0 Gas, __ HP ~ectric, _(_ HP 0 Ott~~r (spec•v}: ___ _

Pump capacny: iJfii gallons per mi9ute

Pump installation contractor: __ ...:N,~.~~~~--------------------

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For Offirial Use Only: Date received: ~-1't -%~ Date accepted.· __ _ Field checked by:___ Date: Latitude: ____ _ Hydrologic Unit: ___ _ Comments:___________ Longitude: ____ _ State Well No.: ___ _

Refer.,ces: Hawaii Revised Statutes, Chapter 174C

Hawaii Admin•slrative Rules, Chapters 13-167to 13-171.

F. DECLARATION OF WATER USE

NOTE: The purpose ol the Oedaration of Wmer Use is to obtain informalion necessary tor the management of the State's water resources. The Dedara!ion does not confer a legal right to waler or its use.

Water use data are recorded:

Method of measurement:

0 Daily 0 Weekly 0 Month!Y 0 Other (Describe): -----'-N:;.~£!:~=>-----------

0 Flow Meter 0 Orifice .~ 0 Other (Desai:>e): ___ __,M=f,~"'~'-----------

Quantity Of Use (Repon metered or estimated monthly water use from the well descti>ed on the reverse side ot lh~ lorm, tor the ~ years 1983 through 1987. For a banery of wells whK:h are no! individually metered. but which are connected to a silgle meter or olher measuring devk:e, repor1 total use from th8 battery.):

i 1983 ! January

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I ANNUAL I MA-

Minimum day's use: (~

Typical ti s of usa e: ftc

0 Municipal (including resorts, hotels. businesses)

~mestic (systems serving 25 people or tess)

~ation

0 Industrial

0 Mimary

0 Other

WATER USE, IN GALLONS x 1000

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gallons Maximum day's use: AJ'A gallons ~~1iftf C()d)~tsr t:>rE? / fl~. ::1'ct9M9LS~ ~1'.

Number of service connections: .:5"/"'f/c ;/.,<16£/Jvk Acres lrri~ted: AI'I'M)(. /£ 4f#E -T'"<~I'T T~6 Crop(s): ~ $tJgar 0 Pineapple l'r.Vod/00, C:rT/1.1./$, ~;

IJ%Other (specify): f-rdi€Ec MAC N't.~TS, ,8AN.M/4 .. ~ Non-Crop: 0 Landscape 0 GoH Course !:ri: .

0 Other (s.Q_ecify): Method: 0 Drip U Fu rro_w __ .,.,lif"""'s:-p-:rin-:k-:-le-r'/'-:f/4-;-.M-:c'/>:--A)-:--4. '{{ft_-13?-J

. f!~- / 0Mill 0 Cooling 0 Manufacturing

0 Other (specify):---------------

Specify (livestock. aquaculture. etc.):------------

I declare that the ccntents of the above Declaration of Water Use are, to the best of my knowledge and beltef. true, ccrrect, and complete. .

Water User's Stgnature /:JdJ. f /J'---. . Date: s/2.1 fs-1 Printed Name Gc£A-/D p. liofY,ANA,

.£i.rm-wTfffe (Weli o~erator. etc.): ~1<6?-11 owl--k::J1-.,

GERALD P. HOKOANA 309 Hana Highway Haiku, Hawaii 96708

January 12, 1990

STATE OF HAWAII Dept. of Land and Natural Resources Commission on Water Resource Management P. 0. Box 621 Honolulu, Hawaii 96809

Re: File - HOKOANA, GP, Maui. Additional information for declarations of water use.

Dear Gentlemen,

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Pursuant to your letter dated December 21, 1989, the following is submitted as additional information which you requested:

1. As indicated in my declaration of water use, my well system provides water for approximately 1/2 acre planted with various fruit trees. I also have about 1/2 acre that is in pasture which I have had to water by sprinkler system during occasional drought periods.

2. There is no county water service available to my property or nearby. Domestic use includes drinking water for single household with four people. I have a purification system of two prefilters, reverse osmosis module, and a charcoal filter to improve the quality of the water for drinking.

3. There are no other persons or households sharing my well system.

If you should have any other questions, I can be reached at my office, # or residence, #

Si:;j:f[/!~ Gerald P. Hokoana