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Surveyor’s Boundary Evidence Review for

Paukukalo at Paukukalo, Wailuku, Island of Maui, State of Hawaii

TMKs: (2)3-3-005:001-092, (2)3-3-006:001-101

Owner:

State of Hawaii, Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

P.O. Box 1879

Honolulu, Hawaii 96805

Prepared for:

U.S. Department of Interior

Office of Native Hawaiian Relations

Prepared by:

Stantec Consulting, Inc.

1001 Bishop Street, Suite 2310

Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

August 24, 2026

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Background and Summary

Recommendations/Comments/Concerns/Corrections

Recommendations

Comments/Concerns/Corrections

History of Pertinent Official surveys

Conclusions

Surveyor’s Qualifications, Stamp, and Signature

Appendix: Survey Maps and Documents

Figure 1: Depiction of the Site Boundary

Attachment 1 – Legal Description (Exterior Boundary)

Attachment 2A – Maps of Official Surveys

Attachment 2B – County Tax Maps

Attachment 3 – Copies of Referenced Land Surveys Records and Land Title Documents

Attachment 4 – List of Survey Records and Documents Evaluated

Attachment 5 – Boundary Survey Cost Estimate

Attachment 6 – Depiction of the Site Boundary (AutoCAD Boundary Study separately attached)

Background and Summary

Boundary Survey of the Hawaiian Home Lands, Paukukalo parcel, in accordance with the Statement of

Work entitled Hawaiian Home Lands Boundary Surveys, Maui County Select Parcels, dated August 21, 2025. The Surveyor Boundary Evidence Review is based upon Bureau of Land Management Manual for

Standards for Boundary Evidence Review, Department of the Interior Standards for Federal Lands

Boundary Evidence, as well as the requirements of Hawai`i Revised Statutes as applicable to land surveying in the State of Hawaii.

The [land description / land surveys] is/are acceptable for the stated purpose, see comments below

The [land description / land surveys] has/have potential problems as noted below; however, the risk appears minor and the action within the stated purpose should not be affected.

The [land description / land surveys] has/have potential problems and should not be used for the stated purpose. The following errors and/or concerns as noted below need to be corrected/addressed before this/these [land description / land surveys] should be used.

� A boundary survey is recommended. (See cost/time estimate below)

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Recommendations/Comments/Concerns/Corrections

Recommendations:

This Standards for Boundary Evidence Review recommends a land boundary survey of the entire

Hawaiian Home Lands of Paukukalo to preserve and protect the physical location of the exterior boundaries, determine the existence and extent of potential encroachments along the exterior boundaries, and to provide updated measurements, areas, and survey records for future management and protection of the Hawaiian Home Lands.

Comments/Concerns/Corrections:

The Paukukalo parcel is located within the ahupuaa (land division) of Wailuku, Island of Maui.

Historically, the overall area was owned by Wailuku Sugar Company, who then deeded the land in multiple platted increments to the Territory of Hawaii beginning in 1926. These deeds are recorded in various Libers at the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Bureau of

Conveyances (BOC). The land was designated for use by the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle

Range, until it was eventually subdivided into the Paukukalo parcel and the “Waiehu Planned

Development” subdivision.

The Paukukalo parcel entered the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust in 1962 via an exchange deed between the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (Grantor) and the Department of

Hawaiian Home Lands (Grantee). The exchange deed, metes and bounds description, and map of

Paukukalo parcel are documented in Liber 4265, page 425 thru 455, at BOC.

This exchange deed stated an exclusion within the parcel to remain with the State of Hawaii (Hawaii

National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range). Later, in 2010, this excluded parcel was formally transferred to the Hawaiian Home Lands via quitclaim deed and recorded in the BOC.

The metes and bounds land description for the Paukukalo parcel is acceptable as written and is verified in various recorded plats, including plats of adjoiners. The Paukukalo parcel location, as well as its adjoiners, was visually checked by underlaying 2026 Bing Maps Aerial imagery, and the areas noted for possible incursions are along the easterly boundary (Waiehu Beach Road) and the northerly and westerly boundaries (Waiehu Planned Development subdivision), as noted in the survey history.

This Standards for Boundary Evidence Review on the exterior boundaries of the Paukukalo parcel is based upon information found at the State of Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services

(DAGS) Survey Office, DLNR BOC, the County of Maui, and the State of Hawaii Department of

Transportation Cadastral Engineering Section. The research conducted herein for this report meets with the land surveying industry’s accepted standards for research.

History of Pertinent Official Surveys:

The following acronyms are defined for the Pertinent Official Surveys as follows:

Hawaii Territorial Survey (HTS)

Hawaii State Survey (HSS)

Copy of Survey Furnished (CSF)

File Plan (FP)

Year Description

1882 M.D. Monsarrat, Hawaii Territory Surveyor, compiles A Portion of Wailuku Maui, from Iao

Valley to Paukukalo, as depicted on Registered Map 1261, which was redrawn by State

Land Surveyor Kazutaka Saiki in 1981. The redrawn map indicates the Paukukalo area is occupied by the Rifle Range and Camp Site and the land was deeded to the Territory of

Hawaii (from Wailuku Sugar Company) per Liber 857 page 381 in 1926.

1926 James M. Dunn, Hawaii Territory Surveyor, compiles and describes the land deeded to the

Territory of Hawaii from Wailuku Sugar Company, per Liber 857 page 381 in document

CSF No. 4649. The land deeded to the Territory of Hawaii contains an area of 106.2 acres, more or less. The controlling corner and Point of Beginning is noted as an iron pipe

(no diameter noted) named “Wailuku”. Per Executive Order 261, this parcel will be designated to the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range.

1927 James M. Dunn, Hawaii Territory Surveyor, compiles and describes additional land deeded to the Territory of Hawaii from Wailuku Sugar Company, per Liber 945 page 395 in document CSF No. 4837, as an addition to the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle

Range, per Executive Order 379. This land is located south of and adjacent to the deeded land per CSF No. 4649, containing an area of 54.49 acres, more or less, beginning at iron pipe “Wailuku”.

1935 Territory of Hawaii, Survey Department, compiles and describes an additional parcel of land and the realignment and widening of Paukukalo road, deeded to the Territory of

Hawaii from Wailuku Sugar Company, per Liber 1269 page 279-282 in documents CSF

Nos. 7127 and 7281. This triangular-shaped parcel is located south east of and adjacent to the land deeded in CSF No. 4837, containing an area of 21,890 square feet, and

Paukukalo Road was realigned and widened to 30 feet wide. This widening resulted in a small portion of the southeast corner of the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle

Range falling into the new Paukukalo Road Right of Way.

1941 Territory of Hawaii, Survey Department, compiles and describes an additional land deeded to the Territory of Hawaii from Wailuku Sugar Company, per Liber 1642 page 167-174 in document CSF No. 9434, as an addition to the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle

Range. This land is located south of and adjacent to the deeded lands in CSF Nos. 4837, 7127, and 7281, and the parcel’s Point of Beginning references the corner “Wailuku”, which is now named in the description as a “Type B Triangulation Station”.

1941 Territory of Hawaii, Survey Department, compiles and describes land exchanged and deeded to the Territory of Hawaii from Wailuku Sugar Company, per Liber 1706 page 430 in document CSF No. 9601, as an addition to the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

Rifle Range. This land is located east of and adjacent to the deeded land in CSF No. 9434.

1952 Territory of Hawaii, Department of Public Works, Division of Surveys and Rights of Way, approves a Right of Way Map for IAO Bridge and Approaches for Federal Aid

Secondary Project (FASP) No. S-247(1) located at the easterly boundary of the Hawaii

National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range. This map documents the future Right of Way width and alignment of Waiehu Beach Road. A significant note on this map is that it returns the portion of the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range parcel that was taken in the previous Paukukalo Road widening in CSF Nos. 7127 and 7281.

1959 Territory of Hawaii, Survey Department, maps and describes Portion of Grant 3343 to

Claus Spreckels as being land conveyed to the Territory of Hawaii in CSF 12995. This map combines the previous land parcels documented in CSF Nos. 4649, 4837, 9434, and

9601. This map also documents the easterly boundary as Waiehu Beach Road per the

Right of Way Map for FASP No. S-247(1).

1961 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles and describes the Pihana and Halekii Heiau to be set aside as Historical Sites in document CSF 13523 per Executive Order 2030. Parts 1 and 3 are south of and adjacent to the parcel described in CSF 9434, while Part 2 is within the parcel described in CSF

9434.

1961 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles and describes the Portion of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels to be withdrawn for exchange with Hawaiian Homes Commission in document CSF 13524, per Executive

Order 1990. The easterly bounds are described as the Waiehu Beach Road FASP S-

247(1) project, and the Heiau historical sites in CSF 13523 are excluded along the southern boundary.

1961 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, surveys, maps, and describes the Portion of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels to be exchanged with Hawaiian Homes Commission in document CSF 13525, as recorded in Liber 4265 page 425. This is the controlling boundary of the Paukukalo parcel deeded to

Hawaiian Home Lands, excluding an interior parcel that will remain with the Hawaii

National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range (State of Hawaii), with a net area of 61.04 acres. Neither the map nor description states corner monuments for the exterior boundary.

The Point of Beginning is the southeasterly corner of the parcel that is coincident with a southwesterly corner of the Waiehu Beach Road FASP Project S-247(1).

The southerly bounds of the parcel are the remainder of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels, Hea Place (a road to the interior exclusion), and the Pihana and Helekii Heiau Historical

Sites.

The northerly and westerly bounds of the parcel are the Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range.

The easterly bounds of the parcel is the Waiehu Beach Road (Iao Bridge and Approaches)

Federal Aid Secondary Project S-247(1).

1963 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, maps

Hawaiian Home Lands Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 1 Lots 1 to 53 (Inclusive) in Plat

11.1HH, per CSF 13525. This is the first subdivision map of the Paukukalo parcel.

1966 State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation, Highways Division, approves a Right of

Way Map for Waiehu Beach Road for Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-0341(2), located along the easterly side of the Paukukalo parcel. When mapped, the Right of Way for Waiehu Beach Road encroaches approximately 1.8 feet into the Paukukalo parcel.

Based on the notes indicated on the map, a 1” property pipe on the east side of Paukukalo

Road in the “Jason P. Ambrose Subdivision” was found and adopted for the Right of Way boundary, which suggests a suitable corner monument was not found along the west side of Paukukalo road.

Our opinion is that the Paukukalo parcel has senior rights over the Right of Way Map for

FASP No. S-0341(2). In addition, per the recorded metes and bounds description of

Paukukalo parcel, the easterly bound of the parcel is FASP No. S-247(1), the previous

Federal Aid Secondary Project.

1973 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, maps

Hawaiian Home Lands Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 2 in FP 1326. This is the second subdivision map of the Paukukalo parcel.

1983 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles CSF 19816 documenting an exchange between State of Hawaii and Hawaii

Housing Authority of Portion of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels via Quitclaim deed in

Liber 17577 page 445. This remainder parcel’s southerly and easterly boundaries are adjacent to the northerly and westerly boundaries of the Paukukalo parcel. This parcel’s

Point of Beginning is on the Waiehu Beach Road FASP No. S-0341(2), that was noted as encroaching into the Paukukalo Parcel by approximately 1.8 feet. As such, this results in this parcel carrying the 1.8-foot discrepancy, and a gap is noted between this remainder parcel and the Paukukalo parcel.

1983 Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc., maps Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3

Phase 1 in FP 1790 on behalf of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (Owner), and it is approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances. This is the third subdivision map of the Paukukalo parcel.

1985 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles CSF 20162 documenting Parcel 13 to be included in Waiehu Beach Road

Federal Aid Secondary Project S-0341(2) per Executive Order 3286. This parcel’s southwest corner is a point-on-line along the north boundary of the Paukukalo parcel.

1985 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles CSF 20163 documenting Parcel 15 to be included in Waiehu Beach Road

Federal Aid Secondary Project S-0341(2) per Executive Order 3286. This parcel is adjacent to the northeast boundary of the Paukukalo parcel. When mapped, this parcel for

Waiehu Beach Road maintains the 1.8-foot overlap into the Paukukalo parcel that was noted previously in the State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation, Highways Division, Right of Way Map for Waiehu Beach Road for Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-

0341(2).

1987 R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc., prepares FP 1908 for Waiehu Planned Development

Increment “A”, and approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances, for the remainder parcel. This first increment is along the north boundary of the Paukukalo parcel.

1990 Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc., maps Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3

Phase 2 in FP 1993 on behalf of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (Owner), and it is approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances. This is the fourth subdivision map of the Paukukalo parcel.

1990 R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc., prepares FP 2031 for Waiehu Planned Development

Increment “B”, and approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances, for the remainder parcel. This second increment is along the northwest boundary of the

Paukukalo parcel.

1991 Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc., maps Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3

Phase 3 in FP 2055 on behalf of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (Owner), and it is approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances. This is the fifth and last subdivision map of the Paukukalo parcel.

1992 R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc., prepares FP 2088 for Waiehu Planned Development

Increment “C”, and approved by the State of Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances, for the remainder parcel. This third increment is along the west boundary of the Paukukalo parcel.

The Point of Beginning of this increment is the northwest corner of Paukukalo parcel.

2009 State of Hawaii, Survey Division, Department of Accounting and General Services, compiles CSF 24813 documenting the “Former Hawaii National Guard Maintenance Shop

Site” of 1.77 acres, which was excluded from the original exchange deed, to be transferred to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands via quitclaim deed. The quitclaim deed is filed at the BOC under Instrument 2010-011595.

Maps of the official surveys described above are included in Attachment 2A – Maps of Official Surveys.

Copies of the above-referenced land survey records and land title documents are included in Attachment

3 – Copies of Referenced Land Surveys Records and Land Title Documents.

The full list of survey records and documents evaluated for this report are included in Attachment 4 – List of Survey Records and Documents Evaluated.

Conclusions:

After reviewing the record documents, the boundary surveys of the Paukukalo parcel are acceptable as written and depicted, and they are sufficient to locate the exterior boundaries. However, a land boundary survey is recommended due to the passage of time since the original surveys, and significant changes have occurred to the lands in and adjoining the parcel since its entrance into the Hawaiian Home Lands

Trust in 1962. The widening of Waiehu Beach Road along the east boundary and the subdivision along the north and west boundary of the Paukukalo parcel present the opportunity for possible incursion.

However, the Paukukalo parcel has senior rights of its adjoiners, as noted in the parcel history and timeline.

Thus, conducting a new land boundary survey for the Paukukalo parcel will preserve and protect the physical location of the exterior boundaries, determine the existence and extent of potential encroachments along the exterior boundaries, and to provide updated measurements, areas, and survey records for future management and protection of the Hawaiian Home Lands.

The metes and bounds legal description for Paukukalo parcel was compiled from Government Survey

Records and is included in Attachment 1 – Legal Description (Exterior Boundary).

The boundaries of the Paukukalo parcel to be surveyed are bolded in the exhibit included herein as

Figure 1: Depiction of the Site Boundary. The projected cost of the boundary survey is estimated to be

$83,000, and the estimated cost breakdown is included in Attachment 5 – Boundary Survey Cost

Estimate.

Attached separately is an AutoCAD file depicting the exterior boundary and its relationship to its primary adjoiners.

The boundaries of the Waiohuli-Keokea parcel to be surveyed are bolded in the exhibit included herein as

Attachment 6 – Depiction of the Site Boundary.

The research and analysis presented herein are based upon those records, documents, and sources deemed relevant to determining the nature and extent of the rights and interests associated Hawaiian

Home Lands’ Paukukalo parcel. A reasonable and diligent effort was made to identify, review, and evaluate pertinent evidence bearing upon the ownership, boundaries, easements, and appurtenant rights

Hawaiian Home Lands, and the research effort was directed principally as such.

Adjoining ownerships, rights, and interests were also researched and considered to the extent necessary to evaluate their potential effect upon the subject property and the conclusions reached herein; however, such investigations were not conducted to the same depth or extent as the research of the rights of

Hawaiian Home Lands. This investigation was not intended to constitute an exhaustive examination of all records, evidence, claims, or interests that may affect the subject property or adjoining lands. Additional records, evidence, or claims not discovered or reviewed during the course of this investigation may exist.

Surveyor’s Qualifications, Stamp, and Signature

Based upon our review of the file records:

I certify that the Paukukalo parcel is described on the attached metes and bounds description and contain approximately the following acres:

1962 – Exchange Deed for Portion of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels: 62.81 acres

1962 – Excluding portion of Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range: (1.77 acres)

2010 – Addition of exclusion via Quitclaim Deed: 1.77 acres

Resulting in a Net Area: 62.81 acres

*Attached map exhibit(s) showing parcels and acreage are subject to change.

This report correctly represents the records and documents evaluated by me or under my direct supervision on conformance with the requirements of the Department of the Interior Standards for Federal

Lands Boundary Evidence, and the requirements of the Hawaii Revised Statutes as applicable to land surveying in the State of Hawaii, of the parcel(s) of land identified.

August 24, 2026

By: ___________________________

Licensed Professional Land Surveyor

Certificate No. 19094

Expiration Date 04/30/2028

This report correctly represents the records and documents evaluated by me or under my direct supervision in conformance with the requirements of the Department of the Interior Standards for Federal Lands Boundary Evidence, of the parcel(s) of land identified.

Name: DOI Land Surveyor, or Certified Federal Surveyor

Office, Title and Contact Information: Date:

Beverly Pascual Signature

Project Manager Stantec Consulting, Inc.

808-729-9932 beverly.pascual@stantec.com

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This report correctly represents the records and documents evaluated under my direction and control and in conformance with the requirements of the Department of the Interior Standards for Federal Lands Boundary Evidence, of the parcel(s) of land identified.

Name: Certified DOI Land Surveyor Contact Information: Date:

Joan H. Honda

Office: (916) 978-4316

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Authorized Officer:

I concur with the above recommendation(s) and:

Additional funding is not required.

Funding for the recommended action(s) is authorized in the amount of

$ Cost code:

Funding for the recommended action(s) will be provided at a later date.

I do not accept the above recommendation(s) for the following reason(s):

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Comment:

Authorized Officer Name: Office, Title and Contact Information: Date:

HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS

PAUKUKALO PARCEL

Paukukalo, Wailuku, Island of Maui, Hawaii Being a portion of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels

Being portions of the land conveyed to the State of Hawaii by the following deeds:

(1) Wailuku Sugar Company to Territory of Hawaii, dated December 13, 1926, and recorded in Liber

857, pages 381-384 (Land Office Deed 2828)

(2) Wailuku Sugar Company to Territory of Hawaii, dated May 16, 1928, and recorded in Liber 945, pages 395-397 (Land Office Deed 3363)

(3) Wailuku Sugar Company to Territory of Hawaii, dated February 27, 1935, and recorded in Liber

1269, pages 279-282 (Land Office Deed 5096)

(4) Wailuku Sugar Company to Territory of Hawaii, dated May 20, 1941, and recorded in Liber 1642, pages 167-174 (Land Office Deed 6856)

(5) Wailuku Sugar Company to Territory of Hawaii, dated July 30, 1942, and recorded in Liber 1706, pages 430-438 (Land Office Deed 7179)

Beginning at the east corner of this parcel of land, and on the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road (Iao Bridge and Approaches) Federal Aid Secondary Project S-247(1), the coordinates of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station “LUKE” being 9726.28 feet North and

2257.87 feet East, as shown on Government Survey Registered Map 1261, thence running by azimuths measured clockwise from True South:

1. 54º 15’ 249.04 feet along remainder of Grant 3343 to Claus Spreckels;

2. 23º 13’ 240.07 feet along remainder of Grant 3343 to Claus

3. Thence along the north side of Hea Place, on a curve to the left with a radius of 87.67 feet, the chord azimuth being 114º 46’ 26.5” 122.99 feet;

4. 70º 14’ 171.96 feet along the north side of Hea Place;

5. 22º 30’ 198.87 feet across Hea Place and along Pihana and Helekii Heiau Historical Site;

6. 42º 00’ 478.08 feet along Pihana and Helekii Heiau Historical Site;

7. 325º 14’ 100.66 feet along Pihana and Helekii Heiau Historical Site;

8. 55º 14’ 621.30 feet along Pihana and Helekii Heiau Historical Site and along remainder of Grant 3343 to Claus

9. 78º 01’ 106.05 feet along remainder of Grant 3343 to Claus

10. 141º 30’ 604.58 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and Rifle Range (Governor’s Executive Order 1012);

11. 231º 30’ 218.65 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

12. 141º 30’ 618.48 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

13. 231º 30’ 548.00 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

14. 211º 10’ 1048.00 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

15. 240º 09’ 30” 561.19 feet along Hawaii National Guard Camp Site and

16. 330º 09’ 30” 978.02 feet along the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road (Iao Bridge and Approaches) Federal Aid Secondary Project S-247(1);

17. Thence along the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road Waiehu Beach Road (Iao Bridge and

Approaches) Federal Aid Secondary Project

S-247(1), on a curve to the left with a radius of

1427.40 feet, the chord azimuth being

328º 33’ 56” 81.85 feet;

18. 22º 22’ 30“ 247.95 feet along the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road

19. 320º 58’ 30” 70.34 feet along the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road

20. 282º 03’ 179.89 feet along the southwest side of Waiehu Beach Road

Secondary Project S-247(1) to the point of beginning and containing an area of 62.81 acres, more or less.

February 15, 2026

By:

Licensed Professional Land Surveyor

Certificate No. 19094

Expiration Date 04/30/2026 bpascual Highlight

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List of Survey Records and Documents Evaluated

1. 1882, Plat only, Hawaii Territory Survey, Registered Map 1261, “Map of a Portion of Wailuku, Maui”

2. 1926, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 4649

3. 1927, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 4837

4. 1934, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 7127

5. 1935, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 7281

6. 1941, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 9434

7. 1941, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 9601

8. 1952, Plat only, Territory of Hawaii, Department of Public Works – Division of Surveys and Rights of Way, “Right of Way Map for IAO Bridge and Approaches for Federal Aid Secondary Project

(FASP) No. S-247(1)”

9. 1959, Plat and Document, Hawaii Territory Survey, CSF 12995

10. 1961, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 13523

11. 1961, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 13524

12. 1961, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 13525

13. 1961, Document, Liber 4265 Pages 425-455, Exchange Deed between State of Hawaii (Grantor) and Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (Grantee).

14. 1963, Plat only, State of Hawaii, Hawaiian Home Lands Plat, “Hawaiian Home Lands Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 1 Lots 1 to 53 (Inclusive)”

15. 1966, Plat only, State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation – Highways Division, “Right of Way Map for Waiehu Beach Road for Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-0341(2)”

16. 1973, Plat only, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, FP 1326, “Hawaiian Home Lands Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 2”

17. 1983, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 19816

18. 1983, Plat only, Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc, FP 1790, “Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3 Phase 1”

19. 1985, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 20162

20. 1985, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 20163

21. 1987, Plat only, R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc, FP 1908, “Waiehu Planned Development Increment ‘A’”

22. 1990, Plat only, Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc, FP 1993, “Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3 Phase 2”

23. 1990, Plat only, R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc, FP 2031, “Waiehu Planned Development Increment ‘B’”

24. 1991, Plat only, Norman Saito Engineering Consultants, Inc, FP 2055, “Paukukalo Residence Lots Unit 3 Phase 3”

25. 1992, Plat only, R.T. Tanaka Engineers, Inc, FP 2088, “Waiehu Planned Development Increment ‘C’”

26. 2009, Plat and Document, State of Hawaii, Department of Accounting and General Services – Survey Division, CSF 24813

27. 2010, Document, Quitclaim Deed, BOC Instrument 2010-011595, Exchange Deed between State of Hawaii (Grantor) and Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (Grantee).

Boundary Survey Cost Estimate