CoCoco Palms not in good standing with State of HawaiiPalms not in good standing with State of Hawaii
Amelia,
This is from Wesley at Kauai DLNR.
Coco Palms HUI LLC is not in good standing and has not been for a while, the company registered in Delaware which is known for its low standards for Corpoation!
Talk about Corruption!
Ruthie
Yes we did check. Basically, the business entity must register with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA), to do business in the State of Hawaii. Coco Palms HUI LLC is currently not in good standings. As a result, the recommendation conditions that if Coco Palms Hui is not in good standings at time of the Board Meeting, then the lease will not be transferred to Coco Palms Hui LLC as requested. We are not aware of what condition is not being met to become in compliance with the DCCA requirements.
Sorry, but do not feel that we needed to notify individuals details about the transaction, because the title of the recommendation reads, “Consent to Assign General Lease No. S-4878.” It does not say “Issuance of Lease…”
Thank you for info on Chad & Tyler financial background status. As I mentioned, we will keep watch for unusual activities.
Wes
From: Ruthie Caudill [mailto:ruthiejim13@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 9:29 AM
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T; Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Re: Burial Kauai
If there is only a name change then you need to let people in Kauai know so they will not go to Oahu.
Has Prudential the Leases and now Prudential is giving the leases to Chad, Tyler, and whomever else is Coco Palms Hui in Delaware.
Have you checked in Delaware for possible problems in the LLC?
From: Noa Mau - Espirito <nkeliiua@icloud.com>
Date: May 23, 2018 at 8:28:35 AM HST
To: achp@achp.gov, jfowler@achp.gov, ranzalone@achp.gov, jeddins@achp.gov, rnelson@achp.gov, syhshim007@gmail.com, wesley.t.matsunaga@hawaii.gov, suzanne.d.case@hawaii.gov, Alan.S.Downer@hawaii.gov, noalanin@oha.org, wdancingfeather@achp.gov, rgould@achp.gov, kkaloi@ios.doi.gov, kahunaed5@gmail.com, kaimihermosurakonohiki@gmail.com, kauaiboy202@gmail.com, punohuk@yahoo.com, kamuela@live.com, likomartin@icloud.com, likomartinhawaii@gmail.com
Subject: Wailuanuiahoano (tcp)Traditional Cultural Property, Historic Properties and Burials on the Island of Kauai, Hawaiian Islands
Aloha
(ACHP) Advisory Council On Historic Preservation this is Wailua Ahupuaa KONOHIKI CHIEF Noa K. Mau-Espirito founder of Na Mookupuna O Wailua (NHO) Native Hawaiian Organization
I am emailing you in regards to the numerous Historic Properties and Burials located and identified under the section 106 process in Wailuanuiahoano
A large amount of those Historic Properties identified consist of many waterways, taro patches and Fishponds & is now considered one of the new emerging wetlands on the island of Kauai due to global climate change causing the water table to rise significantly.
Currently today these Historic Properties are being leased by the State of Hawaii to cattle Ranchers raising cows. This is a disgrace to the Cultural & Historical significance of these lands known for its Aquaculture and Religious Values and it is also a major disrespect to all native Hawaiians as these cows piss & shit contaminates the water
As a NHO and KONOHIKI CHIEF I am:
(1st) requesting consultation under section 106 concerning the Many Burials nd Historic Properties within Coco Palms Hotel Resort project boundaries consisting of private property and state leased lands which is all overall within the Wailuanuiahoano TCP traditional cultural property boundaries.
(2nd) I am requesting to enter into a agreement/contract with (THPO) tribal historic preservation officer Konohiki Sy Shim, ACHP, DOI, DOD, DOJ, STATE OF HAWAII, State Historic Preservation Alan Downer, COUNTY OF KAUAI, ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, & THE OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS concerning PRESERVATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT In Wailua Ahupuaa Puna District on the Island of Kauai.
I look forward to working with all Agencies in the Restoration & Preservation of these Burials and Historic Properties for the betterment of the our culture, environment
and future generations to come
|
Postponing will not change anything, The meeting is not to decide a lease or not, but only to transfer the management rights from Coco Palms Ventures LLC to PR II Coco Palms LLC to Coco Palms Hui LLC. The Land Board issued the lease back in August 18, 1983.
Wes
From: Ruthie Caudill [mailto:ruthiejim13@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 8:10 AM
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Fwd: Burial Kauai
There are no burial maps for the Iwi in the DLNR State Historic Preservation.
I suggest that the Oahu Coco Palms Lease set for May 25, 2018 be postponed for a later date.
OK. The problem gets to be when the DLNR wants to lease or sell land that has Iwi on it..there are questions about Separation of Church and State and Freedom of Religion.
This is a problem with Coco Palms on Kauai which is in Oahu for consideration.
I think the DLNR ought to put that question off in Kauai, until the burial sites are located.
Aloha e Ruthie:
I’m sorry we don’t have a burial map of Kauai. As the location and description of burials is a sensitive matter in the Hawaiian culture, we have not compiled such a comprehensive map.
From: Ruthie Caudill <ruthiejim13@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 3:44:34 AM
To: Rodrigues, Hinano R
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Fwd: Burial Kauai
Do you have a Burial Map for Kauai?
You are the State Historic Preservation Division Burial Specialist on Kauai.
Do you have a map of the Burial places on Kauai?
Could you please send me the map?
CONTACT
STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION DIVISION
PHONE DIRECTORY
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Name
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Title
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Phone
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Email
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ADMINISTRATION
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Alan Downer, PhD
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Administrator
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(808) 692-8015
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Alexis Caramonte
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Assistant to the Administrator
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(808) 692-8015
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Chandra Hirotsu
|
Secretary III
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(808) 692-8015
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|
Ellen DePonte
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Office Assistant IV (Maui Office)
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(808) 243-1285
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|
Vacant
|
Office Assistant III
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(808) 692-8015
| |
Vacant
|
IT Systems Manager
| | |
Mike Wahl
|
GIS Specialist
|
(808) 692-8017
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|
Phyllis Cayan
|
Intake Specialist
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(808) 692-8025
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|
Randolph M. Lee III
|
Contract Specialist
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(808) 692-8015
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Helen Wong Smith
|
Librarian/Archivist
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(808) 692-8041
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|
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ARCHITECTURE
| | | |
Kaiwi Yoon
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Architecture Branch Chief
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(808) 692-8032
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Vacant
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Architectural Historian
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(808) 692-8028
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Vacant
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Architectural Historian
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(808) 692-8023
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Megan Borthwick
|
Architectural Historian
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(808) 692-8029
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Tanya Gumapac-McGuire
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Architectural Historian
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(808) 692-8022
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ARCHAEOLOGY
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Susan Lebo, PhD
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Archaeology Branch Chief
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(808) 692-8019
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Vacant
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Oahu Lead Archaeologist
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(808) 692-8027
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Vacant
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Oahu Island Archaeologist
| | |
Stephanie Hacker
|
HDOT Archaeologist
|
(808) 692-8046
|
|
Garnet Clark
|
Archaeology Assistant
|
(808) 692-8024
|
|
Lehua Soares
|
Archaeology Administrative Assistant
|
(808) 692-8039
|
|
Amy Rubingh
|
Hawaii Lead Archaeologist
|
(808) 323-4521
|
|
Sean Naleimaile
|
Hawaii Island Archaeologist
|
(808) 933-7651
|
|
David Buckley
|
Kauai Lead Archaeologist
| | |
Matthew Fariss, PhD
|
Maui Lead Archaeologist
|
(808) 243-4626
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|
Vacant
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Maui Island Archaeologist
|
(808) 243-5169
| |
| | | |
HISTORY & CULTURE
| | | |
Vincent Hinano Rodrigues, JD
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History & Culture Branch Chief
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(808) 243-4640
(808) 243-5838 (f)
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Regina Hilo
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Burial Sites Specialist (Oahu)
|
(808) 692-8026
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|
Kauanoe Hoomanawanui
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Kauai and Niihau)
|
(808) 896-0475
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Vacant
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Hawaii)
|
(808) 933-7650
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Kealana Phillips
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Maui, Molokai, and Lanai)
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(808) 243-4641
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Ka'ahiki Solis
|
Cultural Historian (Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau)
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(808) 692-8030
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Ikaika Nakahashi
|
Cultural Historian (Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Kahoolawe, and Hawaii)
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(808) 243-4600
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TOWN OFFICE PHONE NUMBER &
NEIGHBOR ISLAND ADDRESSES
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Hawaii
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Kauai
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Mailing address:
PO Box 1729, Lihue, Hawaii 96766
TEL: (808) 692-8015
FAX: (808) 692-8020
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Maui
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Oahu
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Intake review email
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Showing 1 to 50 of 50 entries
Hours of Operation: 7:45am – 4:30pm, Monday to Friday
Kona Office: P.O. Box 818, Captain Cook, HI 96745 (808)323-4521
Kauai Office: P.O. Box 1729, Lihue, HI 96766 (808)896-0475
are the Hawaii
**************************************************
Re: Prudential is Coco Palms
Wesley,
Thank you for the clarification.
Ruth
Ruthie,
Yes, the lease will not change. Its just changing names of the owners.
The lease was written for 65 years, effective on 8/18/1983, scheduled to expire on 8/17/2048.
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Prudential is Coco Palms
The Lease will not change?
They have had the Lease since 1983...I think it is time to let someone else have the Lease and land.
If Coco Palms Hui fails to obtain a “Good Standings,” status, then the lease will remain with Coco Palms Ventures LLC. However, should the lease rent become delinquent and is not brought current, then the Land Board may cancel the Coco Palms Ventures’ lease. If the lease is cancelled, the land becomes vacant and would be available for lease by another interested party.
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Fwd: Coco Palms not in good standing with State of Hawaii
Coco Palms probably will not be able to be in good standing at the time of the Board Meeting and seems to have taken everything off of the land.
Yes we did check. Basically, the business entity must register with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA), to do business in the State of Hawaii. Coco Palms HUI LLC is currently not in good standings. As a result, the recommendation conditions that if Coco Palms Hui is not in good standings at time of the Board Meeting, then the lease will not be transferred to Coco Palms Hui LLC as requested. We are not aware of what condition is not being met to become in compliance with the DCCA requirements.
Sorry, but do not feel that we needed to notify individuals details about the transaction, because the title of the recommendation reads, “Consent to Assign General Lease No. S-4878.” It does not say “Issuance of Lease…”
Thank you for info on Chad & Tyler financial background status. As I mentioned, we will keep watch for unusual activities.
Wes
From: Ruthie Caudill [mailto:ruthiejim13@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 9:29 AM
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T; Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Re: Burial Kauai
If there is only a name change then you need to let people in Kauai know so they will not go to Oahu.
Has Prudential the Leases and now Prudential is giving the leases to Chad, Tyler, and whomever else is Coco Palms Hui in Delaware.
Have you checked in Delaware for possible problems in the LLC?
From: Noa Mau - Espirito <nkeliiua@icloud.com>
Date: May 23, 2018 at 8:28:35 AM HST
To: achp@achp.gov, jfowler@achp.gov, ranzalone@achp.gov, jeddins@achp.gov, rnelson@achp.gov, syhshim007@gmail.com, wesley.t.matsunaga@hawaii.gov, suzanne.d.case@hawaii.gov, Alan.S.Downer@hawaii.gov, noalanin@oha.org, wdancingfeather@achp.gov, rgould@achp.gov, kkaloi@ios.doi.gov, kahunaed5@gmail.com, kaimihermosurakonohiki@gmail.com, kauaiboy202@gmail.com, punohuk@yahoo.com, kamuela@live.com, likomartin@icloud.com, likomartinhawaii@gmail.com
Subject: Wailuanuiahoano (tcp)Traditional Cultural Property, Historic Properties and Burials on the Island of Kauai, Hawaiian Islands
Aloha
(ACHP) Advisory Council On Historic Preservation this is Wailua Ahupuaa KONOHIKI CHIEF Noa K. Mau-Espirito founder of Na Mookupuna O Wailua (NHO) Native Hawaiian Organization
I am emailing you in regards to the numerous Historic Properties and Burials located and identified under the section 106 process in Wailuanuiahoano
A large amount of those Historic Properties identified consist of many waterways, taro patches and Fishponds & is now considered one of the new emerging wetlands on the island of Kauai due to global climate change causing the water table to rise significantly.
Currently today these Historic Properties are being leased by the State of Hawaii to cattle Ranchers raising cows. This is a disgrace to the Cultural & Historical significance of these lands known for its Aquaculture and Religious Values and it is also a major disrespect to all native Hawaiians as these cows piss & shit contaminates the water
As a NHO and KONOHIKI CHIEF I am:
(1st) requesting consultation under section 106 concerning the Many Burials nd Historic Properties within Coco Palms Hotel Resort project boundaries consisting of private property and state leased lands which is all overall within the Wailuanuiahoano TCP traditional cultural property boundaries.
(2nd) I am requesting to enter into a agreement/contract with (THPO) tribal historic preservation officer Konohiki Sy Shim, ACHP, DOI, DOD, DOJ, STATE OF HAWAII, State Historic Preservation Alan Downer, COUNTY OF KAUAI, ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, & THE OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS concerning PRESERVATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT In Wailua Ahupuaa Puna District on the Island of Kauai.
I look forward to working with all Agencies in the Restoration & Preservation of these Burials and Historic Properties for the betterment of the our culture, environment
and future generations to come
|
Postponing will not change anything, The meeting is not to decide a lease or not, but only to transfer the management rights from Coco Palms Ventures LLC to PR II Coco Palms LLC to Coco Palms Hui LLC. The Land Board issued the lease back in August 18, 1983.
Wes
From: Ruthie Caudill [mailto:ruthiejim13@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 8:10 AM
To: Matsunaga, Wesley T
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Fwd: Burial Kauai
There are no burial maps for the Iwi in the DLNR State Historic Preservation.
I suggest that the Oahu Coco Palms Lease set for May 25, 2018 be postponed for a later date.
OK. The problem gets to be when the DLNR wants to lease or sell land that has Iwi on it..there are questions about Separation of Church and State and Freedom of Religion.
This is a problem with Coco Palms on Kauai which is in Oahu for consideration.
I think the DLNR ought to put that question off in Kauai, until the burial sites are located.
Aloha e Ruthie:
I’m sorry we don’t have a burial map of Kauai. As the location and description of burials is a sensitive matter in the Hawaiian culture, we have not compiled such a comprehensive map.
From: Ruthie Caudill <ruthiejim13@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 3:44:34 AM
To: Rodrigues, Hinano R
Cc: Ruthie Caudill
Subject: Fwd: Burial Kauai
Do you have a Burial Map for Kauai?
You are the State Historic Preservation Division Burial Specialist on Kauai.
Do you have a map of the Burial places on Kauai?
Could you please send me the map?
CONTACT
STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION DIVISION
PHONE DIRECTORY
| | | |
Name
|
Title
|
Phone
|
Email
|
ADMINISTRATION
| | | |
Alan Downer, PhD
|
Administrator
|
(808) 692-8015
|
|
Alexis Caramonte
|
Assistant to the Administrator
|
(808) 692-8015
|
|
Chandra Hirotsu
|
Secretary III
|
(808) 692-8015
|
|
Ellen DePonte
|
Office Assistant IV (Maui Office)
|
(808) 243-1285
|
|
Vacant
|
Office Assistant III
|
(808) 692-8015
| |
Vacant
|
IT Systems Manager
| | |
Mike Wahl
|
GIS Specialist
|
(808) 692-8017
|
|
Phyllis Cayan
|
Intake Specialist
|
(808) 692-8025
|
|
Randolph M. Lee III
|
Contract Specialist
|
(808) 692-8015
|
|
Helen Wong Smith
|
Librarian/Archivist
|
(808) 692-8041
|
|
| | | |
ARCHITECTURE
| | | |
Kaiwi Yoon
|
Architecture Branch Chief
|
(808) 692-8032
|
|
Vacant
|
Architectural Historian
|
(808) 692-8028
| |
Vacant
|
Architectural Historian
|
(808) 692-8023
| |
Megan Borthwick
|
Architectural Historian
|
(808) 692-8029
|
|
Tanya Gumapac-McGuire
|
Architectural Historian
|
(808) 692-8022
|
|
| | | |
ARCHAEOLOGY
| | | |
Susan Lebo, PhD
|
Archaeology Branch Chief
|
(808) 692-8019
|
|
Vacant
|
Oahu Lead Archaeologist
|
(808) 692-8027
| |
Vacant
|
Oahu Island Archaeologist
| | |
Stephanie Hacker
|
HDOT Archaeologist
|
(808) 692-8046
|
|
Garnet Clark
|
Archaeology Assistant
|
(808) 692-8024
|
|
Lehua Soares
|
Archaeology Administrative Assistant
|
(808) 692-8039
|
|
Amy Rubingh
|
Hawaii Lead Archaeologist
|
(808) 323-4521
|
|
Sean Naleimaile
|
Hawaii Island Archaeologist
|
(808) 933-7651
|
|
David Buckley
|
Kauai Lead Archaeologist
| | |
Matthew Fariss, PhD
|
Maui Lead Archaeologist
|
(808) 243-4626
|
|
Vacant
|
Maui Island Archaeologist
|
(808) 243-5169
| |
| | | |
HISTORY & CULTURE
| | | |
Vincent Hinano Rodrigues, JD
|
History & Culture Branch Chief
|
(808) 243-4640
(808) 243-5838 (f)
|
|
Regina Hilo
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Oahu)
|
(808) 692-8026
|
|
Kauanoe Hoomanawanui
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Kauai and Niihau)
|
(808) 896-0475
|
|
Vacant
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Hawaii)
|
(808) 933-7650
| |
Kealana Phillips
|
Burial Sites Specialist (Maui, Molokai, and Lanai)
|
(808) 243-4641
|
|
Ka'ahiki Solis
|
Cultural Historian (Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau)
|
(808) 692-8030
|
|
Ikaika Nakahashi
|
Cultural Historian (Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Kahoolawe, and Hawaii)
|
(808) 243-4600
|
|
| | | |
TOWN OFFICE PHONE NUMBER &
NEIGHBOR ISLAND ADDRESSES
| | | |
| | | |
Hawaii
|
| | |
Kauai
|
Mailing address:
PO Box 1729, Lihue, Hawaii 96766
TEL: (808) 692-8015
FAX: (808) 692-8020
| | |
| | | |
Maui
|
| | |
| | | |
Oahu
|
| | |
| | | |
Intake review email
|
| | |
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Showing 1 to 50 of 50 entries
Hours of Operation: 7:45am – 4:30pm, Monday to Friday
Kona Office: P.O. Box 818, Captain Cook, HI 96745 (808)323-4521
Kauai Office: P.O. Box 1729, Lihue, HI 96766 (808)896-0475
are the Hawaii
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