Haleakala Wing Addition and SIHP Sites 2013 and 2014 Sample Clauses

Haleakala Wing Addition and SIHP Sites 2013 and 2014. 145. Kahawaii testified that Haleakala Wing addition conference rooms and a new manhole require twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) feet of new excavation, and this excavation goes right over SIHPs 2013 and 2014. Tr. 6/17/21 at 58. To the contrary, A-55a at Ex 8 (noted below) only require excavation slightly below seven (7) feet for structural foundations noted in purple; otherwise other excavation is consistent with initial grading (A-55b at 6C-301). 50 146. In addition, the Haleakala wing addition does not encroach on SIHP Site 2013 and while it partially overlaps with SIHP Site 2014, that site is already covered by an existing walkway and a large water feature. While the Xxxxxx report argues that SIHP Site 2013 may not be correctly located on the above plan (A-160 at 6), Xxxxx responded The location of Site 2013 was placed by using ArcGIS to georeference archaeological site location maps provided in previous archaeological studies on the property. This was the most accurate strategy available, given that Site 2013 no longer exists. Site 2013 was removed during archaeological data recovery and two sets of human skeletal remains reinterred within the project’s northern burial preserve (SIHP # -8658) prior to resort construction. A-162 at 3. Regarding SIHP Site 2014, Xxxxx reported to SHPD: “A c-shaped shelter documented by 1986 AIS and subsequently removed during resort construction” (A-128 at Attachment 1). Also, the Haleakala Wing addition was subject to subsurface testing in 2010 without any finds (A-94 at 83, A-95a). 51
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