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Kaunalewa Charette - Waimea Uka & Kai Sites

Review & Comment on the material from the June 17th Charette

Did you have additional thoughts on the content from the Charette on June 17th? If so, Please use this digital comment tool to share your input for the potential future of Waimea Uka & Kai Projects. Mahalo for your thoughtful comments.

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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:50PM on page 29

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like elevated with least impact on the land, touching on the earth lightly
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:49PM on page 30

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prefer local Hawaiian vernacular based on ancient typologies like Hawaiian hale, fishing villages, mountain villages, group gathering spaces and structures.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:47PM on page 29

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yes, stilts!
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:46PM on page 30

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yes like local renewables structured to resist loads from hazards
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:45PM on page 24

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workforce development in STEM technologies and public health monitoring technologies for waste treatment and potable water treatement.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:44PM on page 24

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monitoring and training on waste treatment systems needed to develop workforce with newer independent waste systems technologies.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:43PM on page 24

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Agree that we should restore wetlands in areas where possible.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:42PM on page 24

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integrate water storage with the buildings in order to improve thermal mass.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:41PM on page 24

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Plant loi, restore wetlands where it can be used in practice for workforce and Stem development
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:40PM on page 24

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yes!
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:39PM on page 24

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HAM radio, Starlink, and other technologies that do not require ground excavation or poles to tie back to a centralized hub. HIEMA (Hawaii Emergency Management) is working on standards set so that nodes can form a consistent communication network.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:38PM on page 24

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this should be above grade to reduce excavation. Waste to energy or technology like the New Generator can be applied with anaerobic digesters and membrane filtration. Small, local and individualized system treatments would be best to maintain resilience as much as possible.
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:36PM on page 24

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Also investigate wind and energy storage
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Hale Takazawa Jun 24 2024 at 5:35PM on page 24

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plant with medicinal and utility plants for shelter, canoe, and other structures. Food and use security is important.
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