Appendix I Design Drawings - Part2 PDF
Appendix I Design Drawings - Part2 PDF
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Ala Wai Golf Course Staging Area (25,730 sq ft)
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Brief Description of Measure
Need to determine how the water from
the ditch gets into the golf course
27004001
27013002
27013009
Hausten Ditch
Bridge 27036001
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Stream
Footprint (39,425 sq ft)
33056001
Construction Limit (267,610 sq ft)
Staging Area (2,480 sq ft) 33054038
20' Wide Access Road (325 ft long) 33054045
D OL E
100-yr Pool (212,810 sq ft)
28029001
33054035
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TMK Parcel
NWI Wetland 33054041
33054040
33054033
33056003
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28027043 28030030
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28027017 28030028 28030016
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28030017 A
28027016 28030056
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28027004 ST INI 28030008 Feet
28030023 28030022 28030020 33055052
28030007
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Island of Oahu, Hawaii
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25009015 25009006
24035002 25024023
Legend 25008006 25020004
MAKIKI
HTS DR Stream
25024001
Footprint (17,165 sq ft)
25024024
Excavation Area (14,040 sq ft) 25020008 25007038
Construction Limit (65,360 sq ft)
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25008005 Staging Area (2,500 sq ft)
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25008002
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20' Wide Access Road (720 ft long) 25007039
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100-yr Pool (21,245 sq ft)
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TMK Parcel 25007041
25008001
NWI Wetland (4,240 sq ft w/in Footprint)
25020003 25020006
25008008
25007018
25020002
25008003
25006007 25006014
25020005 25007017
25006009
25006013
MAKIKI HTS DR 25007048
24026097 25006006
24026030
24026018 24026019 24026033 25006005
24026034 25007016 25007019
24026016
24026032
24026017
24026031 24026035 25007015
24026015
24026022 25007047 25006012
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Manoa Park In-Stream
Debris Catchment
Manoa In-stream Debris Catchment footprint (540 sq ft)
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Manoa In-stream Debris Catchment Construction Limits (3,740 sq ft)
Manoa In-stream Debris Catchement Staging Area (2,500 sq ft)
HI_OAHU.parcel_area_2011
29029057
29036003
29029056
29029062
29029061
29029060
29029043
29029063
29029059
29029064
29029053
29029065
29029013
29029052
29029058
29029009
29029016
29029054
29029046 29029051
29029015
29029041 29029049
29074056
29029048
29029050
29029047
29029001
29029044
29074055 29074039
29029042
29029030
29029036 29029045
29029037 29074054
29074038
29029038
29074053
29029039
29029040
29074052
29074034
29029035
29074062
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34025092
Staging (2,500 sq ft) 34027004 34027016
Area34024001
34025055 34027024
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m
Access Road34024002
34025054 (150 ft long) 34027003
34027018
100-yr Pool (34,660 sq ft)
34024003 34021028 34021002
34025053 34027002 34027023
34024096
TMK Parcel
34025052 34027021
NWI Wetland
34024095(4,78034024004 34027001
sq ft w/in Footprint and Road)
34027020
34025051 34024089
34027025
34024094 34024006
34025050 34019048 34019049
34024090 34024093
34024007 34019047
34025049 34019001 34019053
34024091 34024008
34024088 34019046
34024092
34024087 34019002
34019044
34024086 34019045
34024010
34024082 34019041 34019003
34024011 34019043
34024085
34024081 34019042
34024012 34019040 34019004
34024084 34019039
34024013 34019036
34024079 34019050 34019005
34019035
34024078 34024015 34019037
34019031 34019006
34024016 34019034
34019030
34019007
34024017 34024019 34019032 34035003
34024018 34019026 34019029 34019008
34019027 34019009
34024020
34019010
34019024 34019052
34019011
34019012
34019013 34034018
34024023
34024024
34019014 34019051
34024027
34019023 34019015
34019022
34019016
34019017
0 100 200
34034009Ü
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34019018 Feet
34034001
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MANOA RD Naniuapo Stream
Damselfly
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%
Stream
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%
Footprint (41,620 sq ft)
Construction Limit (72,800 sq ft)
20' Wide Access Road (1,080 ft long)
Staging Area (2,320 sq ft)
100-yr Pool (139,740 sq ft)
TMK Parcel
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Footprint (24,785 sq ft) 34035006
34035004
Excavation Area (12,465 sq ft) 34017024
34034018
34019051 Construction Limit (69,815 sq ft)
34035001 34035005
Staging Area (2,500 sq ft) 34035008
20' Wide Access Road (480 ft long)
100-yr Pool (44,950 sq ft)
TMK Parcel 34017002
34034009
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29037002
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29037029
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29037062
29042027
29043002
29042022
29038046
29042026
29038045
29042023
29038044
29038048
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29038043
maintained as cleared29042060
around around perimeter of berm; 29042024
**NOTE:
does NOT include diversion of flows via buried pipe along Woodlawn
29038049 Drive (Measure #9 in Manoa Technical Report)
29042051
29038050
29038041 29038065 29042043
29038059
Woodlawn Ditch Detention Basin29042048
29042061
29038040
Woodlawn Dam (37,520 sq ft)
29042057
29042055
29042039 Woodlawn Detention 100-yr Pool (75,830 sq ft)
29038075
29038051
2011 TMK (Parcels)
29042045
29038030
29040016 29042062 29042063
29042046
29040058
0 50 100 200 300
29042041 400
29040015
29038074
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DRAFT
UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT
Prepared for:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Honolulu District
Building 230 (CEPOH-PP-C)
Fort Shafter, Hawaii 96856
June 2016
Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Background ......................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Purpose and Scope ............................................................................................................. 2
2.0 Methodology ........................................................................................................................... 3
3.0 Results ..................................................................................................................................... 5
4.0 Summary and Recommendations ............................................................................................ 9
Tables
1 Documentation Used for Identification of Existing Utilities
2 Categories of Potential Conflicts and Recommendations for Resolution
3 Summary of Key Utilities Requiring Relocation and/or Design Modifications
Attachments
1 Project Location Figure
2 Information Request Letters and Responses
3 Detailed Listing of Utilities with in the Project Construction Limits
4 Existing Utility Plan Drawings
5 Waikiki Buffer Zone Map
1.0 Introduction
The Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being conducted by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of the Flood Control
Act of 1962. The non‐Federal sponsor is the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
(DLNR) Engineering Division.
The project is currently in the feasibility phase of the USACE planning process, which consists of a study
to investigate and determine the extent of Federal interest in a plan to reduce flood risk within the Ala
Wai Canal watershed. Specifically, the study includes (1) an assessment of the risk of flooding,
(2) analysis of a range of alternatives formulated to reduce flood risk, and (3) identification of a
tentatively selected plan for implementation (with design drawings developed to a 35% level of design).
The results of the feasibility study are presented in a report with an integrated Environmental Impact
Statement (EIS), as needed to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Hawai’i
Revised Statutes (HRS) Chapter 343.
The Draft Feasibility Report/EIS for the Ala Wai Canal Project was released for public review in the fall of
2015, and underwent concurrent public review, Agency Technical Review (ATR), USACE Headquarters
Policy Review, and Independent External Peer Review (IEPR). The USACE is currently working to address
comments received on the Draft Feasibility Report/EIS in preparation for the Final Feasibility Report/EIS.
The Final Feasibility Report/EIS will be submitted to USACE Headquarters for review and approval; if
approved, a Chief of Engineers Report would be sent to Congress recommending authorization of the
Ala Wai Canal Project for construction.
In response to comments received on the Draft Feasibility Report/EIS and in support of the USACE’s
effort to prepare the Final Feasibility Report/EIS, CH2M has been contracted to collect and depict
existing utility and subsurface drainage information to assess potential utility conflicts within the project
construction limits. This report summarizes the approach and results of this task.
1.1 Background
The Ala Wai Canal watershed is located on the southeastern side of the island of Oahu, and includes
Makiki, Manoa, and Palolo streams, all of which drain to the Ala Wai Canal. The Canal is a 2‐mile‐long
waterway constructed during the 1920s to drain extensive coastal wetlands, thus allowing development
of the Waikiki District. A large portion of the watershed, including most of Waikiki, is highly susceptible
to flooding.
As presented in the Draft Feasibility Report/EIS, the USACE’s tentatively selected plan to address flood
risk in the Ala Wai Canal watershed consists of the following measures:
Six in‐stream debris and detention basins in the upper reaches of the watershed
One standalone debris catchment feature
Three multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas within the developed watershed
Floodwalls along the Ala Wai Canal (including three associated pump stations)
Improvements to the flood warning system (non‐structural)
Compensatory mitigation features
The location of each of the flood risk management measures in the tentatively selected plan is shown in
Figure 1 (Attachment 1); a detailed description of each measure is provided in the Feasibility Report/EIS.
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1.2 Purpose and Scope
The purpose of this assessment is to identify and depict the existing utilities and subsurface drainage
structures within the project construction limits in order to better define the extent of potential conflicts
and the need for utility and drainage relocations as part of project implementation. For the purposes of
this report, all references to underground “utility” or “utilities” will be considered to include drainage
facilities and associated pipelines, as applicable. The results of this assessment will be used to inform the
USACE’s cost engineering and feasibility analysis. The tasks included in the scope of work (dated March
15, 2016; revised April 7, 2016) are summarized below.
Records Research: Conduct appropriate investigations (e.g., utility owner records, USACE records,
State records, County records, personal interviews, visual inspections, etc.) to help identify utility
owners that may have facilities within the project construction limits or that may be affected by
construction of the project.
Records Collection: Collect applicable records (e.g., utility owner maps, "as built" or record
drawings, permit records, field notes, geographic information system [GIS] data, oral histories, etc.)
on the existence and approximate location of existing involved utilities.
Records Review: Review records for evidence or indication of additional available records; duplicate
or conflicting information; and/or need for clarification. Exercise professional judgment to correlate
data from different sources, and to resolve conflicting information.
Conflict Assessment: Determine conflict points between planned construction and existing or
planned utility facilities.
Utility Depiction: Incorporate utility information into project plans (drawings) and furnish
documentation to USACE and/or utility owners as needed.
Conflict Resolution: Develop and make recommendations on relocation alternatives, with emphasis
on cost effectiveness and on minimizing conflicts.
Based on project schedule and budget limitations, and consistent with the principles of the USACE’s
SMART planning process, this effort was based solely on a review and assessment of readily available
documentation. A detailed utility mapping survey is beyond the current scope for this task, but a
complete project survey including and identifying utilities should be a standard part of the future design
process.
Although this approach is expected to yield sufficient information for feasibility planning purposes, it is
important to note that it carries an inherent degree of uncertainty and will not necessarily result in
complete and/or entirely accurate data. For example, the existing documentation does not provide
continuous coverage nor consistent level of detail throughout the project construction limits. There are
also instances of inconsistent or conflicting information. Missing information was identified and conflicts
were resolved to the extent possible based on the accuracy and reliability of the source information.
However, the future utility mapping survey will be critical to achieve the level of accuracy and
confidence needed to support the detailed design process. It is recommended that this assessment
report and supporting documentation be made available to the project survey team so they may better
understand the locations that will require detailed validation and specific confirmation.
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2.0 Methodology
As detailed above, the basis for this task was research, compilation and review of publically available
documents and other information to support the assessment of utilities within the project area. The
potential for utilities was considered within the construction limits for all of the proposed flood risk
management measures included in the USACE’s tentatively selected plan, but particular focus was given
to the urbanized portions of the project area. Specifically, this included the area along the Ala Wai Canal
(both for the Ala Wai Canal floodwalls, and the Hausten Ditch and Ala Wai golf course detention
measures) because of the density of urban development within the Waikiki district. Utilities in areas
immediately adjacent to the construction limits were also noted, where identified.
Information regarding existing and future/planned utilities within the project area was obtained using
the following methods:
Information Request Letters: A comprehensive list of utility owners that could potentially have
infrastructure within the project area was identified based on the providers included in the
Hawaii “One‐Call” Utility Notification Center “Call Before You Dig” service. An information
request letter, including maps of the flood risk management measure locations was sent to each
of the utility owners requesting information about any existing and/or future utilities in the
project area. Given the aggressive timeline for completing the task, the letter requested a
response within approximately 10 days. In cases where a response was not received from a
utility owner, telephone calls were made to follow‐up with the point of contact. Copies of the
letters and responses received are contained in Attachment 2.
Document Research: A thorough search was conducted for publically‐available documents, with
sources including repositories of hard‐copy documents and online for electronic information.
Specifically, this search included the following:
o Asbuilt drawings on file at the City & County of Honolulu
o State of Hawaii Office of Environmental Quality Control (OEQC) online library and map
viewer for Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements
o Utility distribution maps and relevant project documents stored in CH2M office library
GIS Database: The City & County of Honolulu Department of Planning & Permitting (DPP)
maintains the Honolulu Land Information System (HOLIS) Interactive GIS Web Map and Data
Services (http://gis.hicentral.com/). This online tool includes a mapping tool as well as access to
the geographic information system (GIS) database for a variety of information, including the City
& County of Honolulu’s sewer and storm water system. The mapping tool was used to review
the type and extent of sewer and storm water facilities in the project area, and the GIS database
was used to download the detailed GIS data for inclusion in the plan drawings.
Visual Inspection: CH2M staff conducted multi‐day site visits to the proposed flood risk
management measure locations where construction is proposed. Only areas that are publically‐
accessible were visited. Photographs were taken and observations were recorded on a copy of
the 35% design drawings.
The various documents obtained from these sources were compiled and reviewed for relevant utility
information. This effort involved a systematic review of each document, with cross‐checking between
documents as needed. Priority was assigned to documents with verified and reputable source
information, as well as an adequate level of detail and resolution. Documents with unknown source
information were considered, but were generally only used as supporting (rather than primary)
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documentation. The reference documents that were determined to have relevant information and were
used to identify utilities within the project area are listed in Table 1.
TABLE 1
Documentation Used for Identification of Existing Utilities
Source Citation Quick Reference a
On file at the City & County of City & County of Honolulu, Department of Design and DDC Asbuilt, Job No.
Honolulu Construction (DDC) Wastewater Division, Asbuilt Drawings, Job W18‐07
No. W18‐07, Plan and Profile Sheets, 2/9/2009.
Office of Environmental Ala Wai Canal Dredging, Final Environmental Assessment. Ala Wai Canal Dredging
Quality Control (OEQC) Federal Aid Project No. STP No. STP‐0300(038). Prepared by Belt FEA
Document Library Collins. October 1998.
CH2M Office Library Board of Water Supply. Distribution Maps for Oahu (hard copy). BWS Dist. Map (1988)
Revised 1988.
Provided by Board of Water Board of Water Supply. Distribution Map for Waikiki Area BWS Dist. Map (2016)
Supply (electronic), provided May 2016.
Provided by Board of Water Board of Water Supply. Asbuilt Drawings for the Replacement of BWS Asbuilt, Job No.
Supply 12" Water Main Along Ala Wai Boulevard, Job No. 78‐100. 78‐100
February 7, 1978.
Provided by Board of Water City & County of Honolulu, Department of Public Works (DPW). DPW Asbuilt, Job No.
Supply Asbuilt Drawings for Ala Wai Boulevard from Kalakaua Ave. to 24‐50
Ala Moana, Job No. 24‐50. July 25, 1950.
Provided by Board of Water Board of Water Supply. Asbuilt Drawings for Ala Wai Blvd: 16‐ BWS Asbuilt, Job No.
Supply Inch Water Main, Kaiulani Avenue to Kapahulu Avenue, Job No. 92‐016
92‐016, March 1991.
Provided by Board of Water Asbuilt Drawings for Improvements of Kalakaua Ave. Fronting Asbuilt for Allure
Supply the Allure Waikiki Condo, CP Job# 2006/CP‐278, Sheet C‐4.2, Waikiki
2010
Provided by Board of Water City & County of Honolulu, Department of Parks and Recreation DPR Utility Plan, Job
Supply (DPR), Site and Utility Plan for New Clubhouse at the Ala Wai No. 89‐009c
Golf Course (Addendum No. 1), Job No. 89‐009c, October 1988.
Provided by Board of Water City & County of Honolulu, Department of Parks and Recreation DPR Asbuilt, Job No.
Supply (DPR), Asbuilt Drawings for Ala Wai Golf Course Maintenance 96‐011C
Facility, Job No. 96‐011C, November 1996.
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Design and Waikiki Buffer Zone
of Honolulu, Department of Construction. Waikiki Buffer Zone Map. 2009. Map
Design and Construction
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Design and DDC Future Projects
of Honolulu, Department of Construction. Future Projects (Nos. 08‐0107, 08‐0108, 13‐0062),
Design and Construction Provided May 20, 2016.
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Design and Hillside Terrace at
of Honolulu, Department of Construction. Hillside Terrace at Palolo, Provided May 20, 2016. Palolo
Design and Construction
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Design and DDC Asbuilt for Hillside
of Honolulu, Department of Construction (DDC) Division of Wastewater Management. Terrace Subdivision
Design and Construction Asbuilt Drawings for Relocation of Sewer for Hillside Terrace Sewer Relocation
Subdivision. Job No. 3‐04‐19. May 1989.
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Public Works (DPW) DPW Asbuilt, Job No.
of Honolulu, Department of Division of Sewers. Asbuilt Drawings for Waiomao Sewers 47‐72
Design and Construction Improvement District No. 238, Job No. 47‐72, December 1972.
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental DES Asbuilt, Moiliili
of Honolulu, Department of Services (DES) Division of Collection System Maintenance. Area 3
Design and Construction Asbuilt Drawings for Moiliili Area 3. June 2013.
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TABLE 1
Documentation Used for Identification of Existing Utilities
Source Citation Quick Reference a
Provided by City and County City & County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental DES Asbuilt, Palolo Area
of Honolulu, Department of Services (DES) Division of Collection System Maintenance. 3.1
Design and Construction Asbuilt Drawings for Palolo Area 3.1. June 2013.
Provided by Hawaii Gas Hawaii Gas. Distribution Map for project area (electronic), Hawaii Gas distribution
provided May 2016. map
Provided by HECO Documentation for Ala Wai 46kV Underground Cable Relocation 46kV Relocation Project
Project (schematic figure), provided May 2016. documentation
City & County of Honolulu GIS City & County of Honolulu, Department of Planning & C&C GIS database
Database Permitting, Honolulu Land Information System (HOLIS),
Interactive GIS Web Map and Data Services.
N/A Visual Inspection by CH2M staff, May 2016. Visual inspection
NOTES:
a The quick reference for each piece of documentation was used to track the source of information for each utility listed in
the detailed spreadsheets contained in Attachment 3.
The utility information derived from the source documents was then transferred to Microstation and
depicted together with the USACE’s 35% design information in a set of plan drawings. Data showing the
sewer and storm water system were imported from the City & County of Honolulu’s GIS database. The
locations of other utilities were identified based on the range of asbuilt drawings, which were scanned
and imported as raster images in Microstation, allowing the utility locations to be traced. Based on some
of the source information, the presence of a utility was determined, but detailed location information
was not obtained. In some cases, these were shown schematically in the plan drawings. In other cases,
the utility was noted as being present, but was not displayed in the plan drawings. These instances are
noted in the tabular listing of utilities present in the project area.
The plan drawings were then reviewed, in parallel with visual observations of the proposed measure
locations to identify potential conflicts between the planned construction and utility infrastructure.
Categories were assigned based on the type and degree of potential conflict, to allow the results to be
more easily interpreted. For each category of potential conflict, a recommended approach to resolve the
conflict was also identified. The categories of the anticipated degree of conflict and recommendation for
conflict resolution are listed in Table 2.
TABLE 2
Categories of Potential Conflicts and Recommendations for Resolution
Category Anticipated Degree of Conflict Recommendations for Conflict Resolution
Proposed design conflicts with utility; it is likely that Recommend utility relocation (or make design
utility will require relocation adjustments to accommodate utility, where possible)
Proposed design conflicts with utility; it is likely that Recommend design adjustments be made as part of
design can be (or will need to be) adjusted to avoid detailed design process to accommodate utility (or
utility avoid utility, where possible)
Proposed design may conflict with utility; need for Recommend design adjustments and/or utility
design modifications and/or avoidance measures to be relocation be considered, if needed, once more
determined detailed information is available
Proposed design does not appear to conflict with Recommend detailed design drawings/specifications
utility, but utility may affect construction access address temporary utility relocation for construction
and/or may require avoidance/protection measures access and/or measures to avoid/protect utility
Proposed measure design does not appear to conflict None (but utility should be tracked in case future
with utility; information provided for reference design refinements may lead to a potential conflict)
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3.0 Results
A detailed listing of all utilities identified within the project construction limits is included in Attachment 3,
and the plan drawings depicting the utility locations is included in Attachment 4. Table 4 summarizes
those utilities that are expected to require relocation and/or design modifications; this is not intended to
replace the complete list in Attachment 3, but rather to provide a high‐level summary of the extent to
which relocation and/or design modifications may be required for each of the proposed measure location.
TABLE 3
Summary of Key Utilities Requiring Relocation and/or Design Modifications
Location Utility Conflicts Recommendations
Underground 46kV electrical line along Ala Wai Boulevard
between Kaiolu Street and McCully Street may be located Determine whether floodwall conflicts with
within or near floodwall footprint; exact location is not electrical line once detailed information is obtained;
known microsite floodwalls or relocate utility, as needed
Miscellaneous electrical distribution lines along entire
length of Ala Wai Blvd (transitioning between roadway
and landscaped area) are partially located within or near
floodwall footprint Relocate within landscaped area, as needed
16‐inch and 30‐inch diameter water lines located
alongside McCully Street Bridge; bridge tie‐in could
Ala Wai Canal impact water lines Design bridge tie‐in to accommodate water lines
Floodwalls Wide variety of storm drains would be crossed by Design floodwall to accommodate storm drain
(Left Bank) floodwall crossings
Waikiki Buffer Zone requires mitigation and
monitoring measures to avoid damage to the
Multiple force mains and sewer tunnel located in close Beachwalk WWPS force mains; consider loads
proximity and crossed by floodwalls imposed on sewer lines and manhole access
Power feeds and lines for walkway and street lighting
located within or near floodwall footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Power feeds and lines for traffic signals (and traffic signal
boxes) located within or near floodwall footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Irrigation lines located within or near floodwall footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Water line running along Ala Wai Promenade located
within floodwall footprint Relocate within promenade area as needed
Parallel 3‐inch diameter and 8‐inch diameter water lines
cross location where floodwall and/or flood gate would Design floodwall and/or flood gate to accommodate
join with golf course detention berm water lines
Wide variety of storm drains would be crossed by Design floodwall to accommodate storm drain
floodwall crossings
Ala Wai Canal Waikiki Buffer Zone requires mitigation and
Floodwalls monitoring measures to avoid damage to the
(Right Bank) Multiple force mains and sewer tunnel located in close Beachwalk WWPS force mains; consider loads
proximity and would be crossed by floodwalls imposed on sewer lines and manhole access
Power feeds and park lights for Ala Wai Community Park Design floodwall to avoid lights or relocate closer to
located within or near floodwall footprint interior of park
Power feeds for walkway lighting located within or near
floodwall footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Irrigation lines located within or near floodwall footprint Relocate as needed during construction
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TABLE 3
Summary of Key Utilities Requiring Relocation and/or Design Modifications
Location Utility Conflicts Recommendations
Pump Station 1 No utilities identified that require design modifications
(Kapahulu) and/or relocation N/A
Storm drain located within footprint of pump station Design pump station to accommodate drain line
Pump Station 2
(Golf Course) Lighting for driving range located near pump station Relocate lighting (or design pump station to avoid
footprint (currently under construction) lighting) as needed
Proposed 46kV line to be installed in horizontal
directional drill casing under Canal (est. 2018‐2020)
could conflict with pump station (sump) Design pump station to avoid proposed 46kv line
Transformers and electrical boxes located in (or near) Design pump station to avoid transformers and
Pump Station 3 pump station footprint electrical boxes
(University) Pump station would be located in close proximity to 72‐
inch diameter sewer tunnel; sump pump could conflict
with sewer tunnel Design pump station to avoid sewer tunnel
Power feeds for lighting generally located within or near
pump station footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Overhead electrical and telecommunications lines
located along entrance road to golf course clubhouse
could affect construction access May require temporary relocation for construction
Detention berm would cross water line that runs from
Kapahulu Street to drainage channel Design berm to accommodate waterline
Detention berm would cross water line near
maintenance facility in at least 2 locations; water line Relocate water line (or design berm and sediment
may also conflict with sediment basin basin to accommodate water line) as necessary
Detention berm would cross large drain lines that run
Ala Wai Golf from Kapahulu Avenue through golf course, daylighting
Course into drainage channel Design berm to accommodate drain lines
Detention Storm drains running along edge of Ala Wai golf course Confirm final design for berm does not conflict with
property near Date Street would be in close proximity to storm drain; modify berm design and/or relocate
detention berm storm drain as needed
Detention berm would cross 6‐inch and 8‐inch diameter
sewer lines near maintenance facility; sediment basin Relocate sewer lines (or design berm and sediment
would also conflict with 8‐inch sewer line basin to accommodate sewer lines) as necessary
Detention berm would cross 12‐inch and 24‐inch Design berm to accommodate sewer lines and
diameter sewer lines in eastern portion of golf course manholes
Irrigation lines and equipment located within or near
detention footprint Relocate as needed during construction
72‐inch diameter sewer tunnel and associated manholes Identify measures to avoid/protect sewer;
located in close proximity to detention basin; detention specifically need to consider loads imposed on
berm may cross sewer tunnel sewer line and manhole access
Hausten Ditch
Power feeds for lighting may extend into detention
Detention
footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Irrigation lines and equipment located within detention
footprint Relocate as needed during construction
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TABLE 3
Summary of Key Utilities Requiring Relocation and/or Design Modifications
Location Utility Conflicts Recommendations
Overhead electrical line located along Manoa Stream, Relocate pole (or design detention berm to
with pole at edge of construction limits accommodate pole) as appropriate
Overhead electrical and telecommunication lines along
Dole Street may affect construction access May require temporary relocation for construction
Box culvert draining to Manoa Stream near baseball Design detention basin to avoid or accommodate
Kanewai
diamond is expected to conflict with excavation for feature (e.g., lower box culvert, replace box culvert
Detention
detention basin with pipes or shallower box culvert)
Irrigation lines may be located within or near detention
footprint Relocate as needed during construction
Gaging station located near edge of construction limits; Design detention basin to avoid gaging station or
may be within footprint of detention basin relocate as necessary
Manoa Overhead electrical and telecommunication lines along
In‐Stream Kahaloa Drive may affect construction access May require temporary relocation
Woodlawn No utilities identified that require design modifications
Detention and/or relocation N/A
Overhead electrical and telecommunication lines Relocate poles and overhead lines (or design
traverse along and across proposed construction access detention berm to accommodate utility) as
route and detention berm appropriate
Waiakeakua Water lines/valves located within footprint of
Debris and construction access road; water line and valves could be
Detention impacted by construction equipment and/or potential Design access road and bridge reinforcement to
Basin bridge reinforcement accommodate water line and valves
Storm drain located directly adjacent to access road at
bridge crossing at end of Waaloa Way (near proposed
staging area); storm drain could be impacted by Design access road and bridge reinforcement to
potential bridge reinforcement accommodate drainage feature
Waihi Debris
and Detention
Basin No utilities identified N/A
Utility poles with overhead electrical and
Makiki Debris
telecommunication lines located near perimeter of Design detention berm as needed to avoid utility
and Detention
construction limits; may conflict with detention berm poles and lines and/or temporarily relocate for
Basin
and/or affect construction access construction access
Overhead electrical and telecommunication lines along
La'i Road may affect construction access May require temporary relocation for construction
Storm drain extending from Ipulei Place with outfall near Confirm final design for berm does not conflict with
Pukele Debris
stream; storm drain could be impacted by detention storm drain; modify design and/or relocate storm
and Detention
berm drain as needed
Basin
Sewer line and manholes located within (or near) Design detention berm to accommodate sewer line
construction limits along Pukele Stream and could be and manholes to extent possible; some degree of
impacted by detention berm reinforcement may be necessary
Overhead electrical and telecommunication lines along
Waiomao Waiomao Road may affect construction access May require temporary relocation for construction
Debris and
Detention Sewer line and manholes located within (or near) Design berm and access road to accommodate
Basin construction limits along Waiomao Stream and may sewer line and manholes to extent possible; some
conflict with detention berm and/or access road degree of reinforcement may be necessary
Mitigation Sites No utilities identified that require design modifications
(Falls 7 and 8) and/or relocation N/A
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4.0 Summary and Next Steps
The information in this report summarizes the utilities that are known to occur within the project
construction limits, based on information obtained as of June 15, 2016. As summarized in Table 3 (and
detailed in Attachments 3 and 4), there are existing utilities within the construction limits of nearly every
proposed measure, generally with increasing occurrence in the urbanized areas. As expected, the
greatest number of utility conflicts would result from those measures located in the Waikiki District,
particularly the Ala Wai Canal floodwalls and the Ala Wai golf course detention measure. With a few
exceptions (as documented in Table 3 and Attachment 3), it is expected that most of the permanent
utility conflicts can or should be resolved through design modifications.
Given the schedule requirements for the feasibility study, the timing for completing this existing utilities
review and assessment was necessarily abbreviated, with this assessment completed approximately 30
days after the information request letters were mailed out. This short response period exceeded the
ability of some utility owners to provide documentation of their utility infrastructure. In particular,
Hawaiian Electric Company indicated that they would require up to 90 days to provide documentation of
their electrical transmission and distribution system. To the extent possible, the occurrence of electric
utilities was identified based on other documentation; however, it should be recognized that
documentation from Hawaiian Electric Company may yield important information regarding the
electrical utility system (particularly regarding the location of underground 46kV sub‐transmission lines
along Ala Wai Boulevard).
As detailed throughout this report, the occurrence and location of utilities were assessed based on
publically‐available documentation. This effort was as comprehensive as possible, and is believed to have
captured the vast majority of utilities that occur within the construction limits for the project; however,
the list may not be exhaustive and the locations (where shown) may not be exact. Nonetheless, the
information presented in this report is expected to be adequate for feasibility planning purposes, with
the understanding that a detailed utility mapping survey will be conducted in the future to support the
detailed design effort. Other issues and recommendations that should be considered as the project
progresses through the current feasibility planning and future design phases are listed below:
Although most of the documentation was consistent, in some cases, the City & County of Honolulu’s
GIS data and/or the asbuilt drawings showed conflicting information with that shown for the
location of storm drains on the USACE 35% design drawings. It is understood that the source
information used for the 35% design drawings was from the City & County of Honolulu, but the
specific details and level of accuracy of this documentation is unknown. Therefore, where
discrepancies were identified, the information from the City & County of Honolulu’s GIS database
was assumed to be more accurate (and the discrepancy was noted in the detailed list of utilities in
Attachment 3). It is not anticipated that any of these discrepancies will have a significant bearing on
the outcome of the feasibility study as they generally fall within the range of conditions addressed in
this assessment (and the exact locations would be verified as part of the future utility mapping
survey), but it is recommended that the USACE confirm this conclusion.
In many cases, utilities were identified that would not be in direct conflict, but would be close to a
proposed flood risk management measure. In cases where the utility is expected to be immediately
proximate to the construction limits or where the utility could be susceptible to damage, it is
recommended that measures be implemented to avoid and protect the utility, as appropriate. In
any case, these utility locations should be confirmed as part of the future utilities survey mapping
effort to ensure that no conflict exists.
9
For the proposed Waiomao Debris and Detention Basin, it was observed that in addition to the
utilities that were identified, the proposed staging area and access road would be located in very
steep terrain in the vicinity of various driveways and dwellings. It is recommended that the
proximity of these features relative to the construction limits be reconsidered.
It is understood that the USACE is conducting additional analyses, based upon which they may
consider an extension of the Ala Wai Canal floodwalls along the right bank of the Manoa Palolo
Drainage Canal up to the Date Street bridge. As these floodwalls were not previously included in the
tentatively selected plan, they were not considered throughout the utility assessment. However,
based on a review of the documentation obtained to date, the utilities that are known to occur in
this area have been included in the detailed listing (Attachment 3) and are shown on Sheet C‐210
(Attachment 4), to the extent possible.
At the current time, it is assumed that there are not any utility agreements in place and all financial
obligations for relocation would be the responsibility of the project sponsors. The specific
requirements for compensability should be reviewed with USACE legal counsel.
It is important to note that portions of the project (primarily the Ala Wai Canal floodwalls and
Hausten Ditch Detention Basin) are within the Waikiki Buffer Zone (see Attachment 5), which was
established to protect the Beachwalk Wastewater Pump Station (WWPS). Any work within the
Waikiki Buffer Zone will require mitigation and/or monitoring measures to avoid damage to the
Beachwalk WWPS force mains due to ground vibration or soil liquefaction. It is recommended that
this information be considered in the detailed design process and included in the detailed design
and specification documents.
In addition to a survey for utilities during the early stages of the final design phase, it is
recommended that USACE conduct early and close coordination with the utility owners as needed to
confirm utility information and reach mutual agreement on requirements for avoidance/protection
measures and relocation plans, where required.
This assessment is limited to utilities that would be impacted by construction of the proposed flood
risk management features. It does not consider utility impacts associated with flooding or related
conditions (e.g., inundation of sewer lines). It is assumed that these impacts will be considered and
addressed as needed through the detailed design process.
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Attachment 1
Location of Tentatively Selected Plan
Construction Limits
Inundation Area
Footprint
Access Road
Structure
Footprint
Inundation
Area Access Road Excavation Area
Staging Area
Staging Area
Access Road
Inundation Area Access Road Waiomao Debris and
Structure
Woodlawn Ditch Detention Basin
Footrprint Detention Basin Construction Limits Structure
Footprint
Construction Limits
Structure
Footprint
Manoa In-Stream
Construction Limits
Debris Catchment
Staging Area
Stream
Watershed Boundary
1- Percent Annual Chance Exceedance Floodplain
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Kanewai Field Multi-Purpose
Detention Basin
Construction Limits
Hausten Ditch
Detention Basin
Ala Wai Golf Course
Staging Area
Multi-Purpose Structure Footprint
Inundation
Area Structure Footprint Detention Basin
Staging Area
Sedimentation Basin Pump Station
Pump Station
Staging Area
Construction Limits
Staging Area Structure Footprint Staging Area
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Stream
Watershed Boundary
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Attachment 2
Information Request Letters and Responses
Attachment 2a
Correspondence with Hawaiian Electric Company
CH2M HILL
1132 Bishop Street
Suite 1100
Honolulu, HI 96813
Tel 808.943.1133
Fax 808.954.4400
May 10, 2016
Mr. Kenneth Jen, EFT Researcher
Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc.
820 Ward Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Jen:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
around the proposed project areas, as well as any future planning which may occur at these
locations. This information will assist in evaluation of the proposed project.
COPYRIGHT 2016 BY CH2M HILL, INC. • COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Mr. Ernest Y.W. Lau, P.E., Manager and Chief Engineer
Board of Water Supply
Plans Review Section
City and County of Honolulu
630 South Beretania Street, 1st Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Lau:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
COPYRIGHT 2016 BY CH2M HILL, INC. • COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL
around the proposed project areas, as well as any future planning which may occur at these
locations. This information will assist in evaluation of the proposed project.
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
Hi Jeff,
The request for as-builts and distribution map is on a CD and ready for pick up. The CD will be with
the Engineering Bldg Security Guard.
Please bring a blank CD to exchange. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Guy Masagatani
Board of Water Supply
Capital Projects – Support Branch
630 S. Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96843
Ph. (808) 748-5748
Fax (808) 550-5549
Email: [email protected]
Guy,
Thanks,
Mike D.
Hi Mike,
As Jason mentioned in his call previously, we are requesting as-builts and distribution maps for the
highlighted areas in the attached map. The main focus is the area along Ala Wai Blvd from Ala
Moana Blvd to Kapahulu Ave. Along with this area we would also like information on the Date Street
area along the golf course. We hope that you can provide us with this information as soon as
possible, to allow for us to meet our client’s fast approaching deadlines.
Thank you,
Jeff Onaga
Water Engineer
O: (808) 440-0207
CH2M
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Attachment 2c
Correspondence with City and County of Honolulu
Department of Environmental Services
CH2M HILL
1132 Bishop Street
Suite 1100
Honolulu, HI 96813
Tel 808.943.1133
Fax 808.954.4400
May 10, 2016
Ms. Lori M.K. Kahikina, P.E, Director
Department of Environmental Services
City and County of Honolulu
1000 Uluohia Street, Suite 308
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Ms. Kahikina:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information regarding any future sewer projects around
the proposed project areas. This information will assist in evaluation of the proposed project.
Yes we should be able to get that to you by Friday. Jack Pobuk is already compiling the information.
CH2M,
We reviewed the locations for the various flood control improvements proposed.
Our comments:
We have major sewer trunk lines running parallel to, and across, the Ala Wai Canal. One of these is
the recently completed Beachwalk WWPS Force Main back-up pipe. This approx 72-inch sewer line,
which is currently a force main, but scheduled to be converted to gravity flow in approx 10 years,
runs parallel with the Ala Wai Canal, and may be under the proposed flood wall improvements.
There are several manholes for this sewer line that may be in conflict with the flood walls. Also, we
may have future projects to connect new gravity sewers to these manholes, after the conversion to
gravity flow, and we need the area around these manholes to be clear in anticipation of the future
sewer connection work.
Also, we have tentative plans for a new sewer trunk line parallel to the Ala Wai Canal, mauka side, to
connect from the existing 48-inch (upstream of the inverted siphon crossing the Ala Wai) to the new
72-inch sewer (at or near the “mauka pit”).
We also have existing sewers in the vicinity of the following project areas:
Hausten Ditch Detention basin facilities
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi-purpose Detention basin facilities
Kanewai Field Multi-purpose Detention basin facilities
Pukele Debris and Detention basin facilities
Waiomao Debris and Detention basin facilities (this location may be affected by a planned sewer
rehab project.)
Manoa In-Stream Debris Catchment facilities
The existing sewers in these areas will need to be protected from damage during construction.
Also, if any sewers or manholes are located in areas that could be impacted by flooding, detention
basin water, or debris accumulation, then this needs to be addressed.
Please let me know if any questions. You can call me at 768-3464, or call Marisol of my staff at 768-
3467.
Thanks,
Jack
Thank you, Jack. I hope they know that too. All we can provide is the sewer side.
Sent from my iPhone
Lori,
Seems all they need is information on our CIP projects, and it should not be that
difficult to do. It is basically just our planned wastewater projects. We can provide
response by Fri.
Hope CH2M realizes that all CIP projects for storm water quality are entirely under
DDC/CD or DFM now.
Thanks,
Jack
Hi Jack
Will you be able to provide the information by this Friday? If not, let me know and I'll
contact Ross Kaneko. This project has been studied for years and now it's a one-week
rush to get our response???
Thanks
Thank you,
Diane
Hi Diane,
Thank you so much for assisting us with this request. Attached is our
request letter and the supporting pdf files. If any questions about these
documents may arise, feel free to contact me by phone or email. My
project manager, Jason Kage can also be reached through his contact
information, which is available on the request letter.
May 10, 2016
Mr. Guy Inouye, Chief of Wastewater Division
Wastewater Division
650 South King Street, 14th Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Department of Design and Construction, Wastewater Division
City and County of Honolulu
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Inouye:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
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The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Mr. Ross S. Sasamura, P.E., Director and Chief Engineer
Department of Facility Maintenance
City and County of Honolulu
1000 Uluohia Street, Suite 215
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Sasamura:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
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Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure for
traffic signals and street lights around the proposed project areas. This information will assist in
evaluation of the proposed project.
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Mr. Charles Calvet, P.E., Manager, Engineering
Hawaii Gas
515 Kamakee Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Calvet:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Ms. Allyson Ebert
Oceanic‐ Time Warner Cable
Engineering Department
200 Akamainui Street
Mililani, Hawaii 96789
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Ms. Ebert,
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Mr. Leslie Loo
Hawaiian Telcom, Inc.
1177 Bishop Street (A10)
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Mr. Loo:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
around the proposed project areas, as well as any future planning which may occur at these
locations. This information will assist in evaluation of the proposed project.
COPYRIGHT 2016 BY CH2M HILL, INC. • COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
May 10, 2016
Kalani Andrade, Network Engineering and I.T. Manager
Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc.
77‐808 Kamehameha Highway
Mililani, Hawaii 96789
Subject: Feasibility Study of Ala Wai Canal Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
Utility Verification and Request for Information
Dear Kalani Andrade:
At the request of the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Engineering
Division, the Ala Wai Canal Project is a flood risk management feasibility study being investigated by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District (USACE) under the authority of Section 209 of
the Flood Control Act of 1962.
The objective of the project is to reduce riverine flood risks in the Ala Wai Watershed. In response to
identified flood‐related problems and opportunities, a range of alternatives were evaluated,
resulting in identification of a tentatively selected plan. The plan includes (1) in‐stream debris
catchment and detention basins in the upper reaches of Makiki, Manoa and Palolo streams, (2)
multi‐purpose detention basins in open space areas in the urbanized portions of the watershed, and
(3) floodwalls (and associated pump stations) along the Ala Wai Canal.
As part of project planning, USACE has contracted CH2M to examine utilities that may be potentially
impacted by project features. This effort is focused on the following:
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Sheet C‐101): Makai side of Ala Wai Canal, along Ala Wai
Boulevard between Ala Moana Boulevard and Ainakea Way
Ala Wai Golf Course Detention Basin (Sheet C‐103): Makai side of Date Street from Manoa
Palolo Drainage Canal to Kapahulu Avenue (adjacent to Ala Wai Golf Course) and ewa side of
Kapahulu Avenue, between Date Street and Ala Wai Boulevard
Hausten Ditch Detention (Sheet C‐102)
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention (Sheet C‐306)
Multiple In‐stream Detention Basins (Sheets C‐301, C‐302, C‐305, C‐308, C‐313, C‐315)
Manoa Stream Falls 7 & 8 (Sheets C‐107 and C‐108)
Enclosed are site plans of all the proposed project areas, with the areas of particular interest
highlighted in yellow. We are requesting information and as‐builts of your existing infrastructure
around the proposed project areas, as well as any future planning which may occur at these
locations. This information will assist in evaluation of the proposed project.
COPYRIGHT 2016 BY CH2M HILL, INC. • COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL
The project is under an accelerated schedule and to assist us in meeting our client’s expectations,
we respectfully request that this information be returned by May 20, 2016. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 943‐1133. Thank you in advance for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Jason Y. Kage
Project Manager
Enclosures (2)
Cc:
Michael Wyatt, USACE
Attachment 3
Detailed Listing of Utilities within the Project Construction
Limits
Summary of Existing Utilities Located Within Construction Limits of Ala Wai Canal Project
Project Location
Makiki Debris / Detention
Pukele Debris / Detention
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls
Waihi Debris / Detention
Hausten Ditch Detention
Mitigation Sites (Falls 7
Waiakeakua Debris /
(Manoa Palolo Canal)
Ala Wai Golf Course
Kanewai Detention
Waiomao Debris /
Manoa In‐Stream
Woodlawn Ditch
Utility Type Utility Owner
Detention Basin
Detention Basin
Pump Station 1
Pump Station 3
Pump Station 2
(Golf Course)
(Right Bank)
(University)
(Kapahulu)
(Left Bank)
Detention
Detention
and 8)
Basin
Basin
Basin
Electrical Hawaiian Electric Company
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Water Board of Water Supply
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Storm Drain City & County of Honolulu
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Sanitary Sewer City & County of Honolulu
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Gas Hawaii Gas
Oceanic Time Warner
∙
Telecommunications Hawaiian Telcom
Sandwich Isles Communications
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Lighting City & County of Honolulu
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Traffic Signals City & County of Honolulu
∙
Irrigation City & County of Honolulu
∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙
Attachment 3, Page 1
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (1 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Electrical conduit; size Crosses Canal at Ala Moana Conduit encased in conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to Partial location shown on plan
Company Sheet C‐13 unknown Blvd Bridge Active yes bridge structure affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed drawings based on asbuilt
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Electrical conduit; size Crosses Canal at McCully St Conduit encased in conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to Partial location shown on plan
Company Sheet C‐17 unknown Bridge Active yes bridge structure affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed drawings based on asbuilt
Assumed to be within Ala Wai Determine whether floodwall conflicts
Blvd roadway, but specific with electrical line once detailed Detailed information not obtained;
Hawaiian Electric No detailed source documents 46kV underground sub‐ Along Ala Wai Blvd between information has not been information is obtained; microsite locations not shown on plan
Company identified transmission line Kaiolu St and McCully St Active Unknown Unknown obtained floodwalls or relocate utility, as needed drawings
Miscellaneous electrical Along entire length of Ala
distribution lines and Wai Blvd, transitioning back
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, other electrical and forth between roadway Partially located within or Relocate within landscaped area, as Partial location shown on plan
Company Sheets C‐14 through C‐16 infrastructure and landscaped area Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint needed drawings based on Asbuilt
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing water line once
Crosses Wai Canal at Ala Bridge structure (and existing detailed utility information is obtained;
Board of Water Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Underground distribution Moana Blvd.; (attached to water line) not expected to be include measures to avoid/protect, as
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) line; 12" diameter bridge) Active yes Attached to bridge affected by floodwall needed
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Within Ala Wai Blvd not conflict with existing water line once
Water BWS Dist Map (2016) roadway; crosses Canal at Bridge structure (and existing detailed utility information is obtained;
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution Kalakaua Ave (attached to water line) not expected to be include measures to avoid/protect, as Partial location shown on plan
Supply Sheet C‐16 line; 12" diameter bridge) Active yes Attached to bridge affected by floodwall needed drawings based on Asbuilt
Bridge structure (and existing Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA water line) not likely to be not conflict with existing water line once
BWS Dist Map (2016) affected by floodwall, detailed utility information is obtained;
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution Crosses Canal at McCully St. depending on design for include measures to avoid/protect, as
Supply Sheet C‐17 line; 16" diameter (attached to bridge) Active yes Attached to bridge bridge tie‐in needed
Attachment 3, Page 2
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (2 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Bridge structure (and existing Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Crosses Ala Wai Blvd. near water line) not likely to be not conflict with existing water line once
BWS Dist Map (2016) McCully St.; in concrete affected by floodwall, detailed utility information is obtained; Partial location shown on plan
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution encasement alongside Alongside upstream side depending on design for include measures to avoid/protect, as drawings based on visual
Supply Sheet C‐17 line; 30" diameter upstream side of bridge Active yes of bridge bridge tie‐in needed observation
Underground distribution
line (transitions between
12" and 16" diameter); an Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
Board of Water BWS Dist Map (2016) abandoned line runs Entire length of Ala Wai affect utilities within Ala Wai identify measures to avoid/protect utility, Partial location shown on plan
Supply BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016 parallel to this active line Blvd, within roadway Active no N/A Blvd roadway depending on final design drawings based on Asbuilt
Water (con't) Various locations within Ala
Wai Blvd roadway. Most are
on makai side of roadway; 4 Design drawings and specifications should
are located within identify measures to avoid/protect laterals
BWS Dist Map (2016) Lateral lines feeding landscaped area (between Project is not expected to and hydrants (particularly those in Plan drawings only show fire
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, approx. 40 fire hydrant Kalakaua Ave and Ala affect utilities within Ala Wai landscaped area between Kalakaua Blvd hydrants on makai side of Ala Wai
Supply Sheet C‐14 along Ala Wai Blvd Moana Blvd) Active yes Typically 3' cover Blvd roadway and Ala Moana Blvd) Blvd, west of Kalakaua Ave (4 total)
Private line for Sheraton
Hotel; emergency
replacement for original Floodwall would cross Location of abandoned line shown
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA line was abandoned; abandoned water line; status Verify status of replacement line and on plan drawings based on Asbuilt;
BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, replacement status Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at of replacement line is design floodwall to accommodate water status of replacement line to be
Private Sheet 6 unknown Nahua St. Active yes Invert = 0.2' (approx.) unknown line as needed verified during design phase
Shown as
proposed on Current City & County GIS
asbuilt; not in records do not identify storm Verify status of proposed storm drain and
City & County of DPW Asbuilt, Job No. 24‐50, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd at C&C GIS drain in this location; no design floodwall to accommodate line if Location not shown on plan
Honolulu Sheet 3 4"x4" culvert western terminus database yes Unknown conflict expected needed drawings
Shown on Current City & County GIS
Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. asbuilt; not in records do not identify storm
City & County of DPW Asbuilt, Job No. 24‐50, Reinforced concrete drain between Ala Moana Blvd. C&C GIS drain in this location; no Verify status of drainage box and design Location not shown on plan
Honolulu Sheet 3 box; 12" diameter and Lipeepee St. records yes Unknown conflict expected floodwall to accommodate line if needed drawings
C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, 8" diameter reinforced between Ala Moana Blvd Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐13 concrete pipe (RCP) and Lipeepee St Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
Storm Drain
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, between Ala Moana Blvd Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐14 18" diameter RCP and Lipeepee St Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, between Ala Moana Blvd Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐14 8" diameter RCP and Lipeepee St Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Current City & County GIS
Crossing Ala Wai Blvd records do not identify storm
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, between Ala Moana Blvd drain in this location; no Verify status of drainage box and design
Honolulu Sheet C‐14 18" diameter RCP and Lipeepee St Active yes Unknown conflict expected floodwall to accommodate line if needed
Floodwall would cross storm
C&C GIS database drain, but no conflict expected Confirm elevation of storm drain and
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd at Invert = approx. ‐14' based on storm drain design floodwall to accommodate line if
Honolulu Sheet C‐15 48" diameter RCP Lipeepee St Active yes (Asbuilt) elevation needed
Attachment 3, Page 3
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (3 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
C&C GIS database Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd at Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐15 24" diameter RCP Lipeepee St Active yes Invert = approx. ‐2.4' drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed Shown as 24" diameter in GIS
Honolulu Sheet C‐15 24" diameter RCP Makaoe Ln. Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained database, 12" diameter on Asbuilt
C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, between Makaoe Ln and Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐16 18" diameter RCP Kalakaua Ave Active yes Invert = approx. ‐0.8' drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of Asbuilt for Allure Waikiki, Sheet Crossing Ala Wai Blvd just Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu C‐4.2 2‐18" diameter RCP west of Kalakaua Ave Active yes Invert = 0.01 drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐16 18" diameter RCP of Kalakaua Ave. Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of Crosses roadway west of Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" diameter RCP McCully Street Bridge Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
City & County of Runs up middle of McCully Floodwall would not cross
Honolulu C&C GIS database 24" diameter RCP Street Active no Unknown storm drain N/A
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = ‐0.4' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP Niu Street Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = ‐0.7' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Storm Drain (con't) Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP Niu Street Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = ‐0.8' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP Pau Street Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Invert = ‐1.1' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 3 18" diameter RCP of Kuamoo St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Invert = ‐0.3' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 18" diameter RCP of Namahana St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = 0.2' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 24" diameter RCP Namahana St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Invert = ‐0.5' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 18" diameter RCP of Namahana St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database RCP, unknown diameter of Olohana St. Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Invert = ‐0.8' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 18"diameter RCP of Kalamoku St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Attachment 3, Page 4
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (4 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = ‐0.9' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 72" x 30" box culvert Kalamoku St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 24" diameter RCP Kalamoku St. Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 18" diameter RCP in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Invert = ‐0.7' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database, 24" culvert on USACE
Honolulu Sheet 4 18" diameter RCP of Kalamoku St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 24" diameter in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Invert = ‐1.0' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database, 18" diameter in USACE
Honolulu Sheet 5 24" diameter RCP of Kaiolu St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 24" diameter in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Invert = ‐1.6' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database, 18" diameter in USACE
Honolulu Sheet 5 24" diameter RCP of Kaiolu St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Invert = ‐5.9' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 5 42" diameter RCP Lewers St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 24" diameter in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Invert = ‐2.2' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database, 18" diameter in USACE
Storm Drain (con't) Honolulu Sheet 5 24" diameter RCP of Lewers St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing USACE design drawings show the
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Invert = ‐6.0' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed 66" RCP and 24" RCP in reverse
Honolulu Sheet 6 66" diameter RCP of Seaside Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained locations
USACE design drawings show the
C&C GIS database 66" RCP and 24" RCP in reverse
USACE 35% design drawings Inv = ‐0.88' (Asbuilt) Design floodwall to accommodate existing locations; Shown as 24" diameter
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Inv = ‐6.0' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed in GIS database, and 18" diameter
Honolulu Sheet 6 24" diameter RCP of Seaside Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained in USACE 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Inv = ‐0.80' (Asbuilt) Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Inv = ‐3.66' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed USACE 35% design drawings show
Honolulu Sheet 6 18" diameter RCP Nohonani St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained two 18" diameter lines
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Inv = ‐0.47' (Asbuilt) Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 24" diameter in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Inv = ‐2.1 (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database, 18" diameter in USACE
Honolulu Sheet 6 24" diameter RCP Nahua St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained 35% design drawings
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Inv = ‐0.4' (Asbuilt) Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Inv = ‐1.5' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Walina St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Inv = ‐0.40' (Asbuilt) Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Inv = ‐1.7 (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Walina St. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Attachment 3, Page 5
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (5 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Kanekapolei St. Active yes Inv = 0.00 drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Inv = ‐1.9' and ‐2.9' Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed USACE 35% design drawings show
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Kanekapolei St. Active yes (USACE drawings) drain information is obtained two 18" diameter lines
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 60" diameter RCP Kaiulani Ave. Active yes Inv = ‐3.04' drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 4 18" diameter RCP of Kaiulani Ave. Active yes Inv = ‐0.3' drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Inv = 0.2' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 5 18" diameter RCP of Liliuokalani Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Inv = ‐3.3' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings Box culvert Liliuokalani Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of USACE 35% design drawings Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Inv = ‐0.3' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Storm Drain (con't) Honolulu BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, 18" diameter RCP Ohua Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of USACE 35% design drawings Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Inv = ‐0.8' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, 18" diameter RCP Ohua Ave. Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings 7'x4' box drain (USACE Design floodwall to accommodate existing Shown as 7'x4' box culvert in GIS
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, 35% design drawings show Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Inv = ‐2.2' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed database and as 10'x4' culvert in
Honolulu Sheet 6 10' x 4') of Paoakalani Ave Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained USACE 35% design drawings
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Inv. = 0.3' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP of Paoakalani Ave Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Inv. = ‐0.3' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Wai Nani Way Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. at Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" diameter RCP Wai Nani Way Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. west Inv = 0.6' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Ainakea Way Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
USACE 35% design drawings Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 92‐016, Crossing Ala Wai Blvd. east Inv = 0.7' (USACE Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet 7 18" diameter RCP of Ainakea Way Active yes drawings) drain information is obtained
Attachment 3, Page 6
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (6 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Force main is in roadway for Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Within Ala Wai Blvd most of its length, but Zone, which requires
roadway between Kaiolu St Top of concrete pipe floodwall would cross it near mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database and Ala Moana Blvd.; jacket at about ‐20 feet Ala Moana Blvd; however, no Design drawings and specifications should avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, crosses Canal near Ala MSL (Ala Wai Canal conflict is expected based on identify measures to avoid/protect sewer, WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 Force main; 42" diameter Moana Blvd Active yes Dredging FEA) sewer depth as needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Zone, which requires
Floodwall would cross force mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database main near Kaiolu St; however, Design drawings and specifications should avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Force main, Hobas pipe; 2‐ Crossing Ala Wai Canal at Inv = between ‐19 and ‐ no conflict is expected based identify measures to avoid/protect sewer, WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 and C‐22 36" diameter Kaiolu Street Active yes 34' (GIS database) on sewer depth as needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Within Ala Wai Blvd Floodwall would cross sewer Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
between Kalakaua Ave. and tunnel in two locations (near Zone, which requires
Ala Moana Blvd.; crosses Kalakaua Bridge and near Ala mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database Canal between McCully St Moana Bridge); however, no Design drawings and specifications should avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Sewer tunnel, Hobas pipe; and Kalakaua Ave, and near conflict is expected based on identify measures to avoid/protect sewer, WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 72" diameter Ala Moana Blvd Active yes 30'+ below grade sewer depth as needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Sanitary Sewer C&C GIS database Within Ala Wai Blvd ROW Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of Waikiki Buffer Zone Map between Lewers St. and Inv = approx. ‐13' (GIS affect utilities within Ala Wai identify measures to avoid/protect sewer,
Honolulu BWS Asbuilt, Job No. 78‐100, Gravity line; 27" diameter Kanekapolei St. Active no database) Blvd roadway as needed
C&C GIS database
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Waikiki Buffer Zone Map Along Kalakaua Ave, Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with existing sewer line once C&C GIS database shows three 12"
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, crossing Ala Wai Blvd and Estimated to have 6' sewer) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include diameter lines crossing Kalakaua
Honolulu Sheet C‐16 Force main; 20" diameter Ala Wai Promenade Active yes cover affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed Bridge
Future plans to convert No conflict identified based on
72" force main to gravity current level of detail; no
line; and connect new manholes associated with 72"
Information provided by Jack gravity sewers to existing force main located within
City & County of Pobuk, ENV (email dated May manholes along 72" force Existing 72" diameter force Future (dates construction limits on makai Track additional detail and development of
Honolulu 19, 2016) main main line corridor TBD) yes TBD side of Canal future plans Not shown on plan drawings
Underground distribution Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Hawaii Gas distribution map line; 8" diameter Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with utility conduit once
DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, transitioning to 6" Crossing Ala Wai Canal in Approx. 4' cover near Ala conduit) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include
Hawaii Gas Sheet C‐16 diameter conduit on Kalakaua Bridge Active yes Wai Blvd (Asbuilt) affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Gas Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Crossing Ala Wai Canal in Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with utility conduit once
DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, conduit on Ala Moana Inv = approx. 3.8' conduit) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include Partial location shown on plan
Hawaii Gas Sheet C‐13 4" diameter Bridge Active yes (Asbuilt) affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed drawings based on Asbuilt
Attachment 3, Page 7
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Left Bank (7 of 7)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Left Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with utility conduit once
Conduit in Kalakaua Ave. conduit) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include
Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Cable Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with utility conduit once
Conduit in Ala Moana Blvd conduit) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include
Telecommunications Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Cable and telephone lines Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with utility conduit once
Conduit in McCully St conduit) not expected to be detailed information is obtained; include
Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Telephone lines Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Within Ala Wai Blvd Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Unknown between Kalakaua Ave and affect utilities within Ala Wai identify measures to avoid/protect gas
Unknown Sheets C‐14 through C‐16 telecommunication line Ala Moana Blvd Active no Unknown Blvd roadway lines, as needed
Between Ala Wai Blvd and
Visual Inspection Multiple power feeds and existing sidewalk; specific Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, lines; details not shown on locations not shown on Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Lighting Honolulu Sheets C‐14 through C‐16 asbuilt drawings asbuilt drawings Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Multiple power feeds and Between Ala Wai Blvd and
lines, as well as traffic existing sidewalk; specific Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of signal boxes; details not locations not shown on Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Traffic Signals Honolulu Visual Inspection shown on asbuilt drawings asbuilt drawings Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Various line (inc. 2‐1/2" Generally between Ala Wai
Visual Inspection and 1‐1/4" diameter); Blvd and existing sidewalk; Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, details not shown on specific locations not shown Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained Partial location shown on plan
Irrigation Honolulu Sheets C‐14 through C‐16 asbuilt drawings on asbuilt drawings Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) drawings based on Asbuilt
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 8
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Right Bank (1 of 4)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Right Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Electrical line; size Crosses Canal at Ala Moana Conduit encased in bridge conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to Partial location shown on plan
Company Sheet C‐13 unknown Blvd Bridge Active yes structure affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed drawings based on asbuilt
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Electrical conduit; size Crosses Canal at McCully St Conduit encased in bridge conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to Partial location shown on plan
Company Sheet C‐17 unknown Bridge Active yes structure affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed drawings based on asbuilt
Two 46kv lines within 200'‐
wide easement crossing Extending across Canal Floodwall would cross existing
Electrical
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Canal; to be replaced by between Ala Wai Active (to be Approx. 20 feet below 46kV lines, but these are Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric 46kV Relocation Project new line (see future Neighborhood Park and replaced by grade (per 46kV expected to be removed in drawings based on 46kV Relocation
Company documentation project) Kaiolu St future project) yes relocation project info) 2018 N/A Project documentation
46kv line would be installed
Proposed 46kV line to be prior to project and deep
installed in horizontal Crossing Ala Wai Canal, Future enough to avoid conflict with Track utility information; confirm there Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric 46kV Relocation Project directional drill casing between Kalaimoku St and (planned to 40‐50' deep (at edge of floodwall, but could conflict would be no conflict once detailed utility drawings based on 46kV Relocation
Company documentation under Canal University Ave start in 2018) yes Canal) with pump station information and location is available Project documentation
Include utility information in detailed
Visual inspection Makai side of entrance road Floodwall and/or flood gate design drawings/specifications, with
Hawaiian Electric DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ to Ala Wai Golf Course not expected to conflict with provisions for temporary relocation as
Company 009c, Sheet C3 Overhead electrical line clubhouse Active yes Aboveground overhead electrical line needed for construction access
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Crosses Wai Canal at Ala Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with water line once detailed
Board of Water Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Underground distribution Moana Blvd; attached to water line) not expected to be utility information is obtained; include
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) line; 12" diameter bridge Active yes Attached to bridge affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
BWS Dist Map (2016) Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with water line once detailed
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution Crosses Canal at Kalakaua water line) not expected to be utility information is obtained; include
Supply Sheet C‐16 line; 12" diameter Ave; attached to bridge Active yes Attached to bridge affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
BWS Dist Map (2016) Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with water line once detailed
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution Crosses Canal at McCully St. water line) not expected to be utility information is obtained; include
Supply Sheet C‐17 line; 16" diameter (attached to bridge) Active yes Attached to bridge affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed
Water Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Crosses Ala Wai Blvd. near Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
BWS Dist Map (2016) McCully St.; in concrete Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with water line once detailed Partial location shown on plan
Board of Water DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Underground distribution encasement alongside Alongside upstream side water line) not expected to be utility information is obtained; include drawings based on visual
Supply Sheet C‐17 line; 30" diameter upstream side of bridge Active yes of bridge affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed observation
Water line crosses location
Runs along entrance road to where floodwall and/or flood Design floodwall and/or flood gate to
Board of Water DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ Ala Wai Golf Course Approx. 2‐3' below gate would join with golf accommodate water line crossing once
Supply 009c, Sheet C3 3" diameter clubhouse Active yes ground course detention berm detailed information is obtained
Water line crosses location
BWS Dist Map (2016) Runs along entrance road to where floodwall and/or flood Design floodwall and/or flood gate to
Board of Water DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ Ala Wai Golf Course Approx. 2‐3' below gate would join with golf accommodate water line crossing once
Supply 009c, Sheet C3 8" diameter clubhouse Active yes ground course detention berm detailed information is obtained
Attachment 3, Page 9
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Right Bank (2 of 4)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Right Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Just east of Ala Moana Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP Bridge Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Between Ala Moana Blvd Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 24" diameter RCP and Kalakaua Ave Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Between Ala Moana Blvd Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 6'x7' box culvert and Kalakaua Ave Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Between Ala Moana Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database and Kalakaua Ave; near Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings RCP; diameter unknown convention center Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Between Ala Moana Blvd Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database and Kalakaua Ave; near Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings RCP; diameter unknown convention center Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 18" diameter RCP Just west of Kalakaua Ave Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of C&C GIS database Between Kalakaua Ave and Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 24" diameter RCP McCully St Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
Storm drain is located within
McCully St roadway, but exact Confirm final design for floodwall does not
C&C GIS database location is unknown floodwall conflict with existing storm drain once
USACE 35% design drawings may conflict with storm drain detailed utility information is obtained;
Storm Drain City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Along McCully St. sidewalk depending on final design modify design and/or relocate utility, as
Honolulu Sheet C‐17 18" diameter RCP (east side) Active yes Inv = ‐.01' (USACE) location needed
Shown on Storm drain is not shown on C&C
At the Ala Wai Recreation Asbuilt; not in Design floodwall to accommodate existing GIS database, but GIS data show
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Center east of McCully St., C&C GIS Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed drain inlet in parking lot so storm
Honolulu Sheets C‐17 and C‐25A 8" diameter RCP outfall to Ala Wai Canal records yes Inv = approx 0.0' (Asbuilt) drain (if verified to be present) information is obtained drain assumed present
Shown on Storm drain is not shown on C&C
At the Ala Wai Recreation Asbuilt; not in Design floodwall to accommodate existing GIS database, but GIS data show
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Center east of McCully St., C&C GIS Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed drain inlet in parking lot so storm
Honolulu Sheets C‐17 and C‐25A 24" diameter RCP outfall to Ala Wai Canal records yes Inv = approx 0.0' (Asbuilt) drain (if verified to be present) information is obtained drain assumed present
Shown on Storm drain is not shown on C&C
Asbuilt; not in Design floodwall to accommodate existing GIS database, but GIS data show
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Within the parking area for C&C GIS Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed drain inlet in parking lot so storm
Honolulu Sheet C‐25A 18" diameter RCP Ala Wai Recreation Center records yes Unknown drain (if verified to be present) information is obtained drain assumed present
Shown on Storm drain is not shown on C&C
At the Ala Wai Recreation Asbuilt; not in Design floodwall to accommodate existing GIS database, but GIS data show
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Center by McCully St., C&C GIS Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed drain inlet in parking lot so storm
Honolulu Sheets C‐17 and C‐25A 6" diameter RCP outfall to Ala Wai Canal records yes Inv = approx 0.0' (Asbuilt) drain (if verified to be present) information is obtained drain assumed present
Shown on
At the Ala Wai Recreation Asbuilt; not in Current C&C GIS records do
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Center by McCully St., C&C GIS not identify storm drain in this Verify status of drain pipe and design
Honolulu Sheets C‐17 and C‐25A 6" diameter RCP outfall to Ala Wai Canal records yes Inv = approx 0.0' (Asbuilt) location; no conflict expected floodwall to accommodate line if needed
Running through Ala Wai Current C&C GIS records do
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Community Park, outfall to Inv = approx ‐1.75' not identify storm drain in this Verify status of drain pipe and design
Honolulu Sheet C‐18 24" diameter RCP Ala Wai Canal Active yes (Asbuilt) location; no conflict expected floodwall to accommodate line if needed
Attachment 3, Page 10
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Right Bank (3 of 4)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Right Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Running through Ala Wai Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Community Park, outfall to Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐18 6'x4' box drain Ala Wai Canal Active yes Inv = ‐3.1' (USACE) drain information is obtained
Ensure design accommodates existing
City & County of C&C GIS database New slide gates proposed as drainage feature once detailed information
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 15' x 3' box culvert Hausten Ditch Active yes N/A part of project is obtained Shown on plans as Hausten Ditch
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Running mauka to makai at Design floodwall to accommodate existing
Storm Drain (con't)
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, University Ave, outfall to Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐18 10'x8' box drain Ala Wai Canal Active yes Inv = 0.0' (USACE) drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Near Ala Wai Community Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Garden, outfall to Ala Wai Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐22 24" diameter RCP Canal Active yes Inv = ‐1.3' (USACE) drain information is obtained
USACE 35% design drawings Near Moana‐Palolo Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Drainage Canal, outfall to Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐22 36" diameter RCP Ala Wai Canal Active yes Inv = ‐2.7' (USACE) drain information is obtained
Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Floodwall may cross force Zone, which requires
Top of concrete pipe main at terminus near Ala mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database jacket at about ‐20 feet Moana Blvd Bridge; however, Design drawings and specifications should avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Crosses Canal just east of MSL (Ala Wai Canal no conflict expected based on identify measures to avoid/protect sewer, WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 Force main; 42" diameter Ala Moana Blvd Active yes Dredging FEA) sewer depth as needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Zone, which requires
Floodwall would cross force mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database Crosses Ala Wai Canal near main near Kaiolu St; however, Design drawings and specifications should avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Force main, Hobas pipe; 2‐ Ala Wai Neighborhood Park Inv = between ‐19 and ‐ no conflict expected based on identify measures to avoid/protect sewer WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 36" diameter (connecting to Mauka Pit) Active yes 34' (GIS) sewer depth line, as needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Runs parallel to Canal (near Floodwall located in close
walkway) from Mauka Pit proximity to sewer tunnel (and
(near Ala Wai associated manholes); at a
Neighborhood Park), minimum the flood wall would
Sanitary Sewer
crossing under McCully St cross the tunnel in multiple Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Bridge and across Ala Wai locations (e.g., near McCully St Zone, which requires
Canal; crosses back to Bridge and Ala Moana Blvd Design drawings and specifications should mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database mauka side of Canal just Bridge); however, no conflict identify measures to avoid/protect sewer avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Sewer tunnel, Hobas pipe; east of Ala Moana Blvd expected based on sewer line and accommodate manholes, as WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 72" diameter Bridge Active yes 30'+ below grade depth needed vibration or soil liquefaction
Crosses Canal near Ala Wai
Neighborhood Park, just Top of concrete pipe
west of Manoa Palolo jacket at ‐15.75' MSL (Ala Floodwall would cross sewer Design drawings and specifications should
C&C GIS database Drainage Canal; continues Wai Canal Dredging FEA); lines; however, no conflict identify measures to avoid/protect sewer
City & County of Waikiki Buffer Zone Map Three gravity siphon lines; as 48" diameter line toward Inv = approx. ‐14 to ‐ expected based on sewer line and accommodate manholes, as
Honolulu Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA 21", 24" and 27" diameter Ala Wai Elementary School Active yes 15.75' (GIS) depth needed
C&C GIS database
Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
Waikiki Buffer Zone Map Along Kalakaua Ave. Bridge structure (and existing not conflict with sewer line once detailed C&C GIS database shows three 12"
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, crossing Ala Wai Blvd. and Estimated to have 6' sewer) not expected to be utility information is obtained; include diameter lines crossing Kalakaua
Honolulu Sheet C‐16 20" diameter force main Ala Wai Promenade Active yes cover affected by floodwall measures to avoid/protect, as needed Bridge
Attachment 3, Page 11
Ala Wai Canal Floodwall, Right Bank (4 of 4)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Right Bank)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Conduit in Ala Moana Blvd conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to
Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Cable and telephone lines Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Telecommunications Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
Conduit in Kalakaua Ave. conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to
Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Cable Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Confirm final design for bridge tie‐in does
not conflict with existing utility conduit
Bridge structure (and existing once detailed utility information is
conduit) not expected to be obtained; include measures to
Unknown Ala Wai Canal Dredging FEA Telephone lines Conduit in McCully St Bridge Active yes Unknown affected by floodwall avoid/protect, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Surrounding baseball field
Park Lights at Ala Wai Community Park; Shown schematically on plan
City & County of two lights are located along Generally located within or Design floodwall to avoid lights or relocate drawings based on visual
Honolulu Visual inspection Park lights existing walkway Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint closer to interior of park observation
Along edge of existing
walkway from Manoa Partially shown on plan drawings
Visual inspection Multiple power feeds and Palolo Drainage Canal to Relocate as needed during construction near Ala Wai Neighborhood Park;
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, lines; complete details not Kalakaua Ave Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained specific location and full extent to
Lighting Honolulu Sheet C‐18 and up shown on asbuilt drawings (discontinuous) Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) be verified during design phase
Generally along walkway Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of and within Ala Wai Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Irrigation Honolulu Visual Inspection Various lines and valves Community Park Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Located within parking lot
for Ala Wai Community Park
Warning siren (and (near intersection of
associated power feed and McCully Street and No conflict identified; included
Other State Civil Defense Visual Inspection lines) Kapiolani Blvd) Active no N/A for reference N/A Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 12
Manoa Palolo Drainage Canal (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Canal Floodwalls (Manoa Palolo Drainage Canal)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Along west side of Laau Schematically shown on plan
Electrical Hawaiian Electric Street, parallel to Manoa No conflict identified; included drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead lines Palolo Drainage Canal Active no N/A for reference N/A inspection
Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
Board of Water Within Date St affect utilities within Date St identify measures to avoid/protect utility,
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) 30" diameter water line roadway/bridge Active no N/A roadway/bridge depending on final design Not shown on plan drawings
Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
Water
Board of Water Within Date St affect utilities within Date St identify measures to avoid/protect utility,
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) 12" diameter water line roadway/bridge Active no N/A roadway/bridge depending on final design Not shown on plan drawings
Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
Board of Water affect utilities within Date St identify measures to avoid/protect utility,
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) 12" diameter water line Within Laau St roadway Active no N/A roadway depending on final design Not shown on plan drawings
Along Laau St, crossing
Iolani School driveway and Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of draining to Manoa Palolo Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Storm Drain Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" diameter RCP Drainage Canal Active yes Unknown drain information is obtained
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Outfall to Ala Wai Canal Design floodwall to accommodate existing
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, near Moana‐Palolo Floodwall would cross storm storm drain crossing once detailed
Honolulu Sheet C‐22 36" diameter RCP Drainage Canal Active yes Inv = ‐2.7' (USACE) drain information is obtained
Located within Date St
roadway, but transitions to
cross below Manoa Palolo
Sanitary Sewer Drainage Canal on makai Floodwall would cross sewer Design drawings and specifications should
side of Date St bridge; line; however, no conflict is identify measures to avoid/protect sewer
City & County of manholes located on either expected based on sewer and accommodate existing manholes, as
Honolulu C&C GIS database 30" diameter sewer line side of bridge Active yes Inv = approx. ‐9' (GIS) depth needed
Co‐located with electrical No conflict identified; included
Telecommunications Unknown Visual Inspection Overhead lines lines Active no N/A for reference N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Located near potential
floodwall location but not
expected to be within
City & County of Electrical lines for street Located along makai side of construction limits; no conflict
Lighting Honolulu Visual Inspection lighting Date Street Active no N/A expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Located along pathway Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of Electrical lines for parallel to Manoa Palolo Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Honolulu Visual Inspection pathway lighting Drainage Canal Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Located near potential
floodwall location but not
expected to be within
City & County of Located along makai side of construction limits; no conflict
Traffic Signals Honolulu Visual Inspection Power feeds and lines Date Street Active no N/A expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Located along pathway Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of parallel to Manoa Palolo Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Irrigation Honolulu Visual Inspection Various lines and valves Drainage Canal Active yes Unknown near floodwall footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 13
Pump Stations (1 of 2)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Pump Stations
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
PUMP STATION 1 (KAPAHULU)
Drainage feature to be Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of Visual inspection At head of Ala Wai Canal in Invert = ‐3.5' (USACE incorporated into pump identify measures to avoid/protect
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 9' x 6' box culvert mauka corner Active yes drawings) station design drainage feature
Along Ala Wai Blvd
within/near existing
Multiple power feeds and sidewalk; specific locations Located near pump station but
City & County of Visual Inspection lines; details not shown on not shown on asbuilt not within construction limits;
Lighting Honolulu DDC Wastewater Div. Asbuilt asbuilt drawings drawings Active no Unknown no conflict expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Along Ala Wai Blvd
within/near existing
Multiple power feeds and sidewalk; specific location Located near pump station but
City & County of lines; details not shown on not shown on asbuilt not within construction limits;
Traffic Signals Honolulu Visual Inspection asbuilt drawings drawings Active no Unknown no conflict expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
PUMP STATION 2 (GOLF COURSE)
Running through golf
Visual inspection course, daylighting into Drainage feature to be Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of C&C GIS database 3 ‐ 9.5'x7' RCB, 48" drainage that flows to Ala Invert = ‐4.7' (USACE incorporated into pump identify measures to avoid/protect
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings diameter pipe Wai Canal Active yes drawings) station design drainage feature
Storm Drain
Running through driving
range, daylighting into Design pump station to accommodate
City & County of drainage that flows to Ala Storm drain located within existing storm drain once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" RCP Wai Canal Active yes Unknown footprint of pump station information is obtained
Within interior portion of
golf course, east of club
house. Driving range is
Lighting
currently under renovation, Relocate lighting (or design pump station
City & County of so lighting location may be Located near pump station to avoid utility) as appropriate once
Honolulu Visual Inspection Lighting for driving range in flux Active yes Unknown footprint detailed information is obtained Not shown on plan drawings
Running through golf Located near pump station but
City & County of DPR Asbuilt for Ala Wai Golf course, from Kapahulu Ave not within construction limits;
Irrigation Honolulu Course, Sheet C3 2" diameter across drainage channel Active no Unknown no conflict expected N/A
Attachment 3, Page 14
Pump Stations (2 of 2)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Pump Stations
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
PUMP STATION 3 (UNIVERSITY)
46kv line would be installed
Proposed 46kV line to be prior to project and deep
installed in horizontal Crossing Ala Wai Canal, Future enough to avoid conflict with Design pump station to avoid proposed Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric 46kV Relocation Project directional drill casing between Kalaimoku St and (planned to 40‐50' deep (at edge of floodwall, but could conflict 46kv line once crossing design information drawings based on 46kV Relocation
Electrical
Company documentation under Canal University Ave start in 2018) yes Canal) with pump station (sump) is obtained Project documentation
Transformers and electrical
Visual Inspection boxes are generally located in Design pump station to avoid transformers Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Transformer and electrical Near walkway, east of (or near) pump station and electrical boxes once detailed utility drawings based on visual
Company Sheet C‐21 boxes canoe club longhouse Active yes Aboveground footprint information is obtained observation
C&C GIS database
USACE 35% design drawings Running mauka to makai Drainage feature to be Design drawings and specifications should
Storm Drain
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, along University Ave, outfall Inv = 0.0' (USACE incorporated into pump identify measures to avoid/protect
Honolulu Sheet C‐18 10'x8' box drain to Ala Wai Canal Active yes drawings) station design drainage feature
Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Pump station would be Zone, which requires
Sanitary Sewer located in close proximity to mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database sewer tunnel; sump pump Design pump station to avoid sewer tunnel avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Sewer Tunnel, Hobas pipe; Along walkway near Ala Wai could conflict with sewer once detailed utility information is WWPS force mains from ground
Honolulu Sheet G‐3 72" diameter Neighborhood Park Active yes 30+ feet below grade tunnel obtained vibration or soil liquefaction
Attachment 3, Page 15
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention (1 of 3)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Overhead electrical line not Include utility information in detailed
Electrical Makai side of entrance road expected to conflict with design drawings/specifications, with
Hawaiian Electric DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ to Ala Wai Golf Course detention berm, but may provisions for temporary relocation as
Company 009c, Sheets C‐2 and C‐3 Overhead electrical line clubhouse Active Yes Aboveground affect construction access needed for construction access
Confirm that detention berm does not
Located near edge of golf Detention berm is not conflict with water line once detailed
Board of Water course property along expected to conflict with information is obtained; adjust berm
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) 24" diameter water line Kapahulu Ave Active Yes Unknown water line design as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Detention berm is not Determine whether detention berm
expected to conflict with conflicts with service line or other golf
service line, but extent and course features once detailed information
Board of Water 8" diameter waterline Connecting from Date St at location of service use is is obtained; adjust berm design or relocate
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) service Palani Ave to golf course Active Yes Unknown unknown utility as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Detention berm is not Determine whether detention berm
expected to conflict with conflicts with service line or other golf
service line, but extent and course features once detailed information
Board of Water 4" diameter waterline Connecting from Date St at location of service use is is obtained; adjust berm design or relocate
Supply BWS Dist Map (2016) service Kapahulu Ave to golf course Active Yes Unknown unknown utility as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Confirm final design for flood gate does
8" diameter fire line Fire line runs along entrance not conflict with fire line once detailed
City and County of DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ feeding fire hydrant and Runs along entrance road to road; flood gate would be information is obtained; include measures
Honolulu 009c, Sheets C‐2 & C‐3 golf course club house golf course clubhouse Active Yes Unknown installed across road to avoid/protect, as needed
Confirm final design for flood gate does
3" diameter waterline Fire line runs along entrance not conflict with fire line once detailed
Water City and County of DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ connecting to golf course Located parallel to 8" fire road; flood gate would be information is obtained; include measures
Honolulu 009c, Sheets C‐2 & C‐3 clubhouse line Active Yes Unknown installed across road to avoid/protect, as needed
City and County of DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ Runs from Kapahulu St. to Detention berm would cross Design berm to accommodate waterline
Honolulu 009c, Sheets C‐2 & C‐3 2" diameter waterline drainage channel Active Yes Unknown water line once detailed information is obtained
Detention berm would cross
Located near southwest water line in at least 2 Relocate water line (or design berm and
side of maintenance locations; sediment basin sediment basin to accommodate water
City and County of DPR Utility Plan, Job No. 89‐ building on Date Street, and would also conflict with water line) as necessary, once detailed utility
Honolulu 009c, Sheets C‐4 6" diameter waterline runs through golf course Active Yes Unknown line information is obtained
Located near southwest
side of maintenance Water line located within
Abandoned 6" diameter building on Date Street footprint of detention berm,
City & County of DPR Asbuilt, Job No. 96‐011C, water line; line has been (parallel to active 6" but is no longer in use; no
Honolulu Sheets C‐4 cut & plugged waterline) Abandoned Yes Unknown conflict expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Water line located within
Abandoned 8" diameter Located near southeast side footprint of detention berm,
DPR Asbuilt, Job No. 96‐011C, water line; may have been of maintenance building on but is no longer in use; no
Board of Water Supply Sheets C‐4 removed Date Street Abandoned Yes Unknown conflict expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Located near west side of Located near detention berm
DPR Asbuilt, Job No. 96‐011C, 2" and 8" diameter maintenance building on but not within construction
Board of Water Supply Sheets C‐4 waterlines (parallel) Date Street Active No Unknown limits; no conflict expected N/A
Attachment 3, Page 16
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention (2 of 3)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Runs through golf course
Visual inspection and daylighs into drainage Design berm to accommodate existing
City and County of C&C GIS database channel that flows to Ala Detention berm would cross drain lines once detailed information is
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 3 ‐ 9.5' x 7' RCB, 48" pipe Wai Canal Active yes Unknown drain lines obtained
Detention berm would not
cross drain line; drain line Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of Visual inspection At head of Ala Wai Canal in within footprint of staging identify measures to avoid/protect drain
Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 9' x 6' box culvert mauka corner Active yes Unknown area line, as needed
Abandoned Storm drain located near
(based on footprint of staging area, but
City & County of Visual inspection 4' x 3' box culvert, outfall At head of Ala Wai Canal visual is no longer in use; no conflict
Storm Drain Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings has been covered near center of channel inspection) yes Unknown expected N/A
Storm drain located in close Confirm final design for berm does not
Running along edge of Ala proximity to detention berm; conflict with existing storm drain once
5.5' x 10' box culvert, with Wai golf course property may conflict depending on detailed utility information is obtained;
City & County of drain pipes tying in from between maintenance final design and exact modify design and/or relocate storm drain,
Honolulu C&C GIS database adjacent residential area building and Palani St Active yes Unknown location/depth of storm drain as needed
Storm drain located in close Confirm final design for berm does not
Running along edge of Ala proximity to detention berm; conflict with existing storm drain once
Wai golf course property may conflict depending on detailed utility information is obtained;
City & County of between Palani St and final design and exact modify design and/or relocate storm drain,
Honolulu C&C GIS database 42" diameter RCP Kapahulu Ave Active yes Unknown location/depth of storm drain as needed
Located within Date St
roadway; transitions to Sewer line is located within
cross below Manoa Palolo Date St roadway, but
Drainage Canal on makai approaches construction
side of Date St bridge; limits near northwest corner Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of manholes located on either of golf course (near Manoa‐ identify measures to avoid/protect sewer
Honolulu C&C GIS database 30" diameter sewer line side of bridge Active no Unknown Palolo Drainage Canal) and accommodate manholes, as needed
Located between west side
of maintenance facility;
connects to a 8" diameter
sewer line that exits the Design berm to accommodate existing
City and County of DPR Asbuilt, Job No. 96‐011C, 6" diameter sewer line for property at Date‐Kapahulu Inv = approx. 4.1' Detention berm would cross sewer line once detailed information is
Honolulu Sheets C‐4 maintenance facility Sewer Active Yes (Asbuilt) sewer line obtained
Runs from golf course
Sanitary Sewer clubhouse to Date‐ Detention berm would cross Relocate sewer line (or design berm and
Kapahulu Sewer (connects sewer line; sediment basin sediment basin to accommodate sewer
City and County of DPR Asbuilt, Job No. 96‐011C, at sewer manhole [SMH] Inv = approx. ‐5.38' would also conflict with sewer line) as necessary, once detailed utility
Honolulu Sheets C‐4 8" diameter sewer line #1) Active Yes (Asbuilt) line information is obtained
Runs north to south
through eastern portion of
golf course (roughly from Design berm to accommodate existing
City and County of 24" diameter sewer line vicinity of Ekela St to Castle Detention berm would cross sewer line and manholes once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database and manholes St) Active Yes Unknown sewer line information is obtained
Runs east to west through
eastern portion of golf
course (roughly from Design berm to accommodate existing
City and County of 12" diameter sewer line vicinity of Kamuela St to 24" Detention berm would cross sewer line and manholes once detailed
Honolulu C&C GIS database and manholes sewer line) Active Yes Unknown sewer line information is obtained
Attachment 3, Page 17
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention (3 of 3)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Ala Wai Golf Course Multi‐Purpose Detention
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Project is not expected to Design drawings and specifications should
Gas
Various distribution lines affect utilities within Kapahulu identify measures to avoid/protect gas
Hawaii Gas Hawaii Gas distribution map Various within Kapahulu Ave Active no Unknown Ave roadway lines, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Co‐located with electrical Include utility information in detailed
lines on makai side of Detention berm not expected design drawings/specifications, with
Telecommunications
Overhead entrance road to Ala Wai to conflict with overhead provisions for temporary relocation as
Hawaiian Telcom Hawaiian Telcom maps telecommunication lines Golf Course Clubhouse Active Yes Overhead telecommunication line needed for construction access
Generally located within Ala Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of Wai golf course; specific Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Irrigation Honolulu Visual Inspection Various lines and valves locations unknown Active yes Unknown near detention berm as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 18
Hausten Ditch Detention (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Hausten Ditch Detention
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Located in roadway at a
Board of Water Within University Ave and distance from construction
Water Supply BWS Dist Maps (2016) 8" diameter waterline Hihiwai St roadways Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Drainage feature located
within footprint of detention Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of C&C GIS database basin; new slide gates identify measures to avoid/protect
Storm Drain Honolulu USACE 35% design drawings 15'x3' box culvert Hausten Ditch Active yes Unknown proposed as part of project drainage feature Shown on plans as Hausten Ditch
Project is within the Waikiki Buffer
Detention basin would be Design drawings and specifications should Zone, which requires
located in close proximity to identify measures to avoid/protect sewer mitigation/monitoring measures to
C&C GIS database sewer tunnel and associated and accommodate manholes; specifically avoid damage to the Beachwalk
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, Sewer tunnel, Hobas pipe; Runs parallel to Canal (near manholes; detention berm need to consider loads imposed on sewer WWPS force mains from ground
Sanitary sewer Honolulu Sheet G‐3 72" diameter walkway) Active yes 30'+ below grade may cross tunnel near Canal line and manhole access vibration or soil liquefaction
Generally located within
Visual Inspection Multiple power feeds and floodwall footprint, but may Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of DDC Asbuilt, Job No. W18‐07, lines; details not shown on also extend into detention (assuming locations may not be obtained
Honolulu Sheets C‐23A and C‐24 as‐built drawings Along walkway Active yes Unknown footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Lighting
Generally located outside
construction area (based on Determine whether detention basin
Multiple power feeds and visual observation), but may conflicts with utility once detailed
City & County of lines; details not shown on Within park, at sports extend into detention basin information is obtained; relocate utility
Honolulu Visual Inspection as‐built drawings courts Active yes Unknown footprint during construction, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Unknown; details not Relocate as needed during construction
City & County of shown on as‐built Throughout Ala Wai Generally located within or (assuming locations may not be obtained
Honolulu Visual Inspection drawings Community Park Active yes Unknown near detention basin footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Irrigation
Within Ala Wai Community Relocate backflow preventer (or design
City & County of Park, just west of the sports Generally located within or detention berm to avoid backflow
Honolulu Visual Inspection Backflow preventer courts Active yes Aboveground near detention basin footprint preventer) as appropriate Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 19
Kanewai Field Detention (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Kanewai Field Multi‐Purpose Detention Basin
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Overhead electrical line and
Running adjacent to Manoa pole located at edge of Relocate pole (or design detention berm Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric Stream from Dole St. to construction limits for to accommodate pole) as appropriate drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines Koali Rd. Active yes Aboveground detention basin once detailed information is obtained inspection
Electrical
Overhead electrical line not Include utility information in detailed
Running along Dole St., expected to conflict with design drawings/ specifications, with
Hawaiian Electric crossing between mauka detention basin, but could provisions for temporary relocation as
Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines and makai sides of road Active no Aboveground affect construction access needed for construction access Not shown on plan drawings
Located in roadway at a
Board of Water BWS Dist. Maps (1988), Sheet distance from construction
Supply 50 20" diameter Along Dole St Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A
Water
Located in roadway at a
Board of Water BWS Dist. Maps (1988), Sheet distance from construction
Supply 50 8" diameter Along Kanewai St Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A
Runs from Dole St. to
Manoa Stream; crosses Unknown (but appears to Design detention basin to avoid or
6' x 4' box culvert (with near home plate (manhole be relatively shallow accommodate features (e.g., lower box
City and County of Visual Inspection manhole located within located just east of baseball based on visual Box culvert could conflict with culvert, replace box culvert with pipes or
Storm Drain Honolulu C&C GIS database park) diamond) Active yes inspection) excavation for detention basin shallower box culvert)
Drain inlet located within
At southern edge of park footprint of detention basin; Design drawings and specifications should
City and County of Visual Inspection along row of houses on project is designed to utilize identify measures to avoid/protect drain
Honolulu C&C GIS database Inlet to 24" diameter RCP Koali Rd. Active yes Unknown drain inlet and drain line line
Sewer line is not within
construction limits for Design drawings and specifications should
City and County of DES Asbuilt, Moiliili Area 3 C&C Within park, running detention basin, but would be identify measures to avoid/protect
Honolulu GIS database 6" diameter sewer main parallel to Dole St. Active yes Unknown crossed by access road sewer, as needed
Sanitary Sewer Sewer line is not within
Along eastern edge of construction limits for Design drawings and specifications should
City and County of tennis courts, parallel to 6" detention basin, but would be identify measures to avoid/protect
Honolulu C&C GIS database 4" diameter sewer line diameter sewer line Active yes Unknown crossed by access road sewer, as needed
Telecommunication lines not Include utility information in detailed
Running along Dole Street, expected to conflict with design drawings/ specifications, with
Telecommunications
Overhead lines, co‐located crossing between mauka detention basin, but could provisions for temporary relocation as
Unknown Visual Inspection with electrical lines and makai sides of road Active yes Aboveground affect construction access needed for construction access Not shown on plan drawings
Electrical lines are generally
expected to be near park Determine whether detention basin
Lighting infrastructure and not within conflicts with electrical lines once
City and County of Electrical lines for park Exact locations are detention footprint, but exact detailed information is obtained; relocate
Honolulu Visual Inspection lighting unknown Active yes Unknown locations are unknown utility during construction, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
Throughout park area,
backflow preventer located
Irrigation Backflow preventer, valves next to wall between Relocate as needed during construction
City and County of and other miscellaneous swimming pool and May be located within or near (assuming locations may not be obtained
Honolulu Visual Inspection irrigation features maintenance building Active yes Unknown detention footprint as part of future survey effort) Not shown on plan drawings
Located next to Manoa
Stream, approximately Gaging station located near
midway between baseball edge of construction limits; Design detention basin to accommodate
U.S. Geological diamond fencing and may be within footprint of gaging station (or relocate as necessary)
Other
Survey Visual Inspection Stream gaging station housing next to school Active yes Aboveground detention basin once detailed information is obtained
Possible utility room is not Design drawings and specifications should
Under tennis courts at field within construction limits, so no identify measures to avoid/protect utility
Unknown Visual Inspection Possible utility room elevation Active no Aboveground conflict is expected room, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 20
Manoa In‐Stream Debris Catchment (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Manoa In‐Stream Debris Catchment
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Sewer line is near construction
Runs through park near limits for in‐stream debris Design drawings and specifications should
City & County of 15" diameter gravity‐fed walkway parallel to Manoa catchment; may be crossed by identify measures to avoid/protect sewer,
Sanitary Sewer Honolulu C&C GIS database sewer line Stream Active no Unknown construction access as needed
No conflict with in‐stream Include utility information in detailed
debris catchment, but design drawings/ specifications, with
Co‐located with electrical overhead lines may affect provisions for temporary relocation as
Telecommunications Unknown Visual Inspection Overhead lines lines Active no N/A construction access needed for construction access Not shown on plan drawings
Street lights located along
makai side of Kahaloa Drive Exact location of electrical
at entrance to park; lines is unknown, but not
City & County of Electrical lines for street location of electrical lines is expected to conflict with in‐
Lighting Honolulu Visual Inspection lighting unknown Active no N/A stream debris catchment N/A Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 21
Woodlawn Ditch Detention (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Woodlawn Ditch Detention
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Utility poles are located near
detention berm, but are not Design drawings and specifications should Schematically shown on plan
Electrical
Hawaiian Electric Along north side of Lower within construction limits; no identify measures to avoid/protect utility, drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines Rd Active no N/A conflict expected depending on final design inspection
Located in roadway outside of
City & County of construction limits; no conflict
Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" diameter RCP Along Lower Rd Active no N/A expected N/A
Crossing intersection of Old
Storm Drain E Manoa Rd and E Manoa Located in roadway at a
City & County of Road, then running along E distance from construction
Honolulu C&C GIS database 18" diameter RCP Manoa Road Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A
Running along Pakanu Located at a distance from
City & County of 18" diameter RCP, with Street, draining into construction limits; no conflict
Honolulu C&C GIS database manhole Woodlawn Ditch Active no N/A expected N/A
Located in roadway at a
City & County of distance from construction
Honolulu C&C GIS database 10" diameter sewer line Within E. Manoa Rd Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A
Sanitary Sewer
Located in roadway at a
City & County of distance from construction
Honolulu C&C GIS database 8" diameter sewer line Within Lower Rd Active no N/A limits; no conflict expected N/A
Utility poles are located near
detention berm, but are not Design drawings and specifications should
Telecommunications
Co‐located with electrical within construction limits; no identify measures to avoid/protect drain
Hawaiian Telcom Hawaiian Telcom maps Overhead lines along Lower Rd Active no N/A conflict expected line, as needed Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 22
Waiakeakua Debris and Detention Basin (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Waiakeakua Debris and Detention Basin
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Relocate poles and overhead lines (or
Traverses along and across design detention berm to accommodate Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric proposed construction access utility) as appropriate once detailed utility drawings based on visual
Electrical Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines Along BWS dirt access road Active yes Aboveground route and detention berm information is obtained inspection
Runs from Manoa Tunnel #3 Located within footprint of
to Waaloa Way. Located construction access road;
along dirt access road; two water line and valves could be Design access road and bridge
Visual Inspection valves located just east of impacted by construction reinforcement to accommodate existing
Board of Water BWS Dist. Maps (1988), Sheet bridge over Waiakeakua equipment and/or potential water line and valves once detailed
Supply 54 12" diameter water line Stream Active yes Unknown bridge reinforcement information is obtained
Water
Located within footprint of
construction access road;
Runs north to south, water line could be impacted Design access road and bridge
Visual Inspection connecting to 12" waterline by construction equipment reinforcement to accommodate existing
Board of Water BWS Dist. Maps (1988), Sheet east of bridge over and/or potential bridge water line once detailed information is
Supply 54 6" diameter water line Waiakeakua Stream Active yes Unknown reinforcement obtained
Located directly adjacent to
access road at bridge crossing
at end of Waaloa Way (near Design access road and bridge
Located along Waaloa Way, proposed staging area); storm reinforcement to accommodate existing
City & County of Visual Inspection draining to stream at first drain could be impacted by drainage feature once detailed information
Storm Drain Honolulu C&C GIS database 48" diameter RCP bridge crossing Active no N/A potential bridge reinforcement is obtained
Overhead Relocate overhead lines (or design
telecommunication lines, Traverses along and across detention berm to accommodate utility) as
Visual Inspection (2/19/2016) co‐located with electrical Co‐located with electrical proposed construction access needed once detailed utility information is
Telecommunications Hawaiian Telcom Hawaiian Telcom maps lines lines Active yes Aboveground route and detention berm obtained Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 23
Makiki Debris and Detention Basin (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Makiki Debris and Detention Basin
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Along west side of Makiki
Heights Dr., crossing to east Utility poles are located near Confirm location relative to proposed
side of Makiki Heights Dr. in perimeter of construction measure once detailed utility information is Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric vicinity of proposed limits; may conflict with obtained; microsite design as needed to drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines detention berm Active no N/A detention berm avoid utility impacts inspection
Electrical
Utility poles are located near Confirm location relative to proposed
perimeter of construction measure once detailed utility information is
limits; may conflict with obtained; microsite design as needed to Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric Along west side of Round detention berm and/or affect avoid utility impacts and/or temporarily drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead electrical lines Top Dr. Active no N/A construction access relocate for construction access inspection
Attachment 3, Page 24
Pukele Debris and Detention Basin (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Pukele Debris and Detention Basin
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Along east side of Ipulei Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric Place, with service lines No conflict identified; included drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead lines crossing street Active no N/A for reference N/A inspection
Electrical
No conflict with proposed Include utility information in detailed
Along east side of La‐'i detention basin, but electrical design drawings/ specifications, with Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric Road, with guy wires lines may affect construction provisions for temporary relocation as drawings based on visual
Company Visual Inspection Overhead lines crossing road Active no N/A access needed for construction access inspection
Drainage outfall is located Confirm location relative to proposed
Storm Drain near perimeter of construction measure once detailed utility information
City & County of DDC Asbuilt for Hillside Terrace Extending from Ipulei Pl. to limits; may conflict with is obtained; adjust design as needed to
Honolulu Subdivision Sewer 18" concrete pipe Pukele Stream Active no N/A detention berm avoid drain line and outfall
Sewer line and manholes are
DDC Asbuilt for Hillside Terrace located within (or near) Design detention berm to accommodate
Sanitary Sewer
City & County of Subdivision Sewer Relocation 8" diameter sewer line, Unknown, but appears to construction limits along existing sewer line and manholes; some
Honolulu C&C GIS database with shallow manholes Along Pukele stream Active Yes be relatively shallow Pukele Stream degree of reinforcement may be necessary
Along east side of Ipulei
Place, co‐located on No conflict identified; included
Unknown Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Overhead lines electrical poles Active no N/A for reference N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Telecommunications No conflict with proposed Include utility information in detailed
Along east side of La‐'i detention basin, but design drawings/ specifications, with
Road, co‐located with telecommunication lines may provisions for temporary relocation as
Unknown Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Overhead lines electrical lines Active no N/A affect construction access needed for construction access Not shown on plan drawings
Along east side of Ipulei
City & County of Place, co‐located on No conflict identified; included
Honolulu Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Street lights electrical poles Active no N/A for reference N/A Not shown on plan drawings
Lighting
Along east side of La‐'i
City & County of Road, co‐located with No conflict identified; included
Honolulu Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Street lights electrical lines Active no N/A for reference N/A Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 25
Waiomao Debris and Detention Basin (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Waiomao Debris and Detention Basin
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
No conflict with proposed Include utility information in detailed
Along west side of detention basin, but electrical design drawings/ specifications, with Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric Waiomao Rd., crossing road lines may affect construction provisions for temporary relocation as drawings based on visual
Electrical Company Visual Inspection Overhead lines in various locations Active no N/A access needed for construction access inspection
Not located within
Board of Water BWS Dist. Maps (1988), Sheet Parallel 6" and 8" construction limits; no
Water Supply 62 diameter distribution lines Along Waiomao Rd. Active no N/A conflict identified None
In addition to utilities, there are
18" diameter RCP Design drawings and specifications should various driveways and dwellings in
City and County of transitioning to 24" Extending west from Located within or near to identify measures to avoid/protect drain the vicinity of the staging area and
Storm Drain Honolulu C&C GIS database diameter RCP Waiomao Rd Active no Unknown staging area line, as needed access road
Not located within
City and County of construction limits; no
Honolulu C&C GIS database RCP; diameter unknown Within Waiomao Rd Active no Unknown conflict identified None
Sewer line and manholes are
located within (or near)
construction limits along Design detention berm and associated
Waiomao Stream; may access road to accommodate existing
Sanitary Sewer City and County of C&C GIS database 8" diameter sewer main Perpendicular to Halekipa conflict with detention berm sewer line and manholes; some degree of
Honolulu DPW Asbuilt, Job No. 47‐72 with 6' wide easement Pl. through project area. Active yes Unknown and/or access road reinforcement may be necessary
Not located within
City and County of C&C GIS Asbuilt construction limits; no
Honolulu DES Asbuilt, Palolo Area 3.1 8" diameter sewer main Within Waiomao Rd Active no Unknown conflict identified None
No conflict with proposed
Telecommunications Along west side of detention basin, but Address utility avoidance and/or
Waiomao Rd., co‐located telecommunication lines may temporary relocation as part of detailed
Unknown Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Overhead lines with electrical lines Active No N/A affect construction access design process and/or defer to contractor Not shown on plan drawings
Along west side of Not located within
Lighting City & County of Waiomao Rd., co‐located construction limits; no
Honolulu Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Street lights with electrical lines Active No N/A conflict identified None Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 26
Mitigation Sites (Falls 7 and 8) (1 of 1)
Current as of 6/17/2016
Mitigation Sites (Falls 7 and 8)
Within Const. Est. Depth Within Potential Conflict with
Utility Type Utility Owner Source of Information Description General Location Status Recommended Resolution Notes
Limits Construction Limits Proposed Feature
Electric lines are outside Schematically shown on plan
Hawaiian Electric construction limits; no conflict drawings based on visual
Electrical Company Visual Inspection Overhead lines Mauka side of Pawaina St. Active no N/A identified None inspection
Draining to stream from Storm drain is at outer edge of
City & County of intersection of Pinao St and construction limits; no conflict
Storm Drain Honolulu C&C GIS database 24" diameter RCP Pinao Pl Active no N/A identified None
Measure is intended to
address erosion and
undercutting beneath sewer
Sanitary Sewer City & County of 12" diameter concrete Crossing Manoa Stream at line crossing, but is not Design drawings and specifications should
Honolulu C&C GIS database encased sewer line Falls 7 Active yes Above grade expected to impact sewer line identify measures to avoid/protect utility
Sewer line is outside
City & County of Parallel to west side of construction limits; no conflict
Honolulu C&C GIS database 8" diameter sewer line Manoa Stream Active no Unknown identified None
Mauka side of Pawaina Telecommunication lines are
Street, co‐located with outside construction limits; no
Telecommunications Visual Inspection (5/19/2016) Overhead lines electrical lines Active no N/A conflict identified None Not shown on plan drawings
NOTE: A description of the color coding shown for the potential conflict and recommended resolution is provided in Section 3 of the Utility Assessment Report.
Attachment 3, Page 27
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1. LOCATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES ESTIMATED BASED
VER: $PLTDRVS$
MH
AKA
PEN TABLE: $PENTBLS$
UA
SS MH
ON M EASURES
ES
REFER TO THE UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR WRITTEN
AVE
TI
MH
DESCRIPTION AND SOURCE INFORMATION. D
LI
NG UTI
PLOTDRI
PLAN
2. ADDITIONAL UTILITIES ARE KNOWN TO EXIST BEYOND THOSE
PRI
GATI
SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. SPECIFIC LOCATIONS OF THESE
STI
SS
D
UTILITIES COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED IN THE PRELIMINARY
EXI
TI
A
MI
SEARCH. THESE ADDITIONAL UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
M E$
N
d. STREET LIGHT AND TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUITS ALONG ALA WAI BLVD.
LAST SAVED BY:
e. CABLE CONDUIT IN KALAKAUA AVE. BRIDGE ALA WAI CANAL FLOOD WALLS - 2 0 50 100 150
SHEET
LEL$
1"=50' IDENTIFICATION
f. 4" WATER DISTRIBUTION LINE TRANSITIONS TO 3" ALONG ALA WAI PROMENADE.
DATE & TI
LE: $FI
Scale In Feet
C-202
SHEET 2 OF 19
FI
1 2 3 4 5
LEGEND:
PROPERTY LINE
US Army Corps
FLOOD WALL (PROPOSED)
of Engineers®
D DRAIN LINE
SS SEWER LINE
W WATER LINE CB
APPR
G GAS LINE
DATE
ELECTRIC LINE (OVERHEAD)
18"
T/UG TELEPHONE LINE
D
D
DRAIN MANHOLE
18"
CATCH BASIN
D
McCUL
SEWER MANHOLE NEW FLOOD GATE
PROPOSED
SEWER CLEANOUT FLOOD WALL
CB
LY ST
ELECTRIC MANHOLE D
ON
18"
WATER MANHOLE
PTI
CB
DESCRI
FIRE HYDRANT
ELECTRICAL BOX
PROPOSED
FLOOD WALL
PROPOSED
STAGING AREA FLOOD WALL
CONSTRUCTION
D24"
LIMITS
M ARK
8"
CONSTRUCTION
D
D18"
LIMITS
E/U
APPR
.
24"
G
D
.
.
6"
D
.
DATE
MH
.
MH
W16"
SS72"
6"
D
MH
SS
72"
FLOOD WALL
ON
W 30
"
24
PTI
C
D
"
DESCRI
.
E/UG
.
AL
CAN SS72
"
WAI
ALA
PROPOSED
204
PROPOSED
M ARK
W16"
FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL
- C
ET
:
/CONTRACT NO.
SHE
ON:
18"
.
SI
.
D24"
NG NUM BER:
.
REVI
SEE
ON CODE
.
CONSTRUCTION ALA
LIMITS
. . . WAI
. CAN
AL
. . .
NE
T.
. .
LOCATI
SS42"
DRAW I
CI
.
DATE:
LI
CH
W12"
.
M
M AT
LE NAM E:
A
T
C
H
$DATE$
LES$
PROPOSED
L
16"
IN
$FI
FI
FLOOD WALL
TTED BY:
SS
GNED BY:
E
42"
S
AS SHOW N
W
E
12"
E
SUBM I
ANSID
S
ZE:
DESI
.
H
E
SI
E
.
B
T
C
NEERS
ALA
-2
WAI
0
BLV .
2
18"
CT
I
US ARM Y CORPS OF ENGI
HONOLULU,HAW AI
D
STRI
.
SS .
42"
18"
HONOLULU DI
D
W
12"
NOTES: CONSTRUCTION
LIMITS
McCUL
ON AS-BUILTS AND OTHER AVAILABLE SOURCES.
REFER TO THE UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR WRITTEN
LY ST
DESCRIPTION AND SOURCE INFORMATION.
U ST
VER: $PLTDRVS$
NI
PEN TABLE: $PENTBLS$
D24"
ES
SEARCH. THESE ADDITIONAL UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
TI
LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
LI
NG UTI
a. HECO ELECTRICAL CONDUIT CROSSING McCULLY STREET (PARTIALLY SHOWN)
PLOTDRI
PLAN
b. HECO ELECTRICAL CONDUIT ALONG ALA WAI BLVD.
PRI
STI
c. HECO 46KV ELECTRICAL LINE ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. BETWEEN KAIOLU
EXI
A STREET AND McCULLY STREET
d. 30-INCH UNDERGROUND WATER DISTRIBUTION LINE (PARTIALLY SHOWN).
e. FIRE HYDRANT LATERALS
M E$
M ODEL NAM E:$M ODELNAM E$
i. STREET LIGHT AND TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUITS ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. N
LAST SAVED BY:
j. LIGHTING AND IRRIGATION IN ALA WAI COMMUNITY PARK AND PARKING LOT ALA WAI CANAL FLOOD WALLS - 3 0 50 100 150
SHEET
LEL$
1"=50' IDENTIFICATION
DATE & TI
Scale In Feet
LEGEND:
PROPERTY LINE
US Army Corps
FLOOD WALL (PROPOSED)
of Engineers®
D DRAIN LINE
SS SEWER LINE
W WATER LINE
APPR
G GAS LINE
E/OH
DATE
ELECTRIC LINE (OVERHEAD) PROPOSED HAUSTEN
T/UG TELEPHONE LINE DITCH BERM
D
DRAIN MANHOLE
SEWER CLEANOUT
.
ELECTRIC MANHOLE .
.
CONSTRUCTION
ON
TCH
WATER MANHOLE
PTI
.
LIMITS .
.
DESCRI
.
FIRE HYDRANT
I
ALA WAI COMMUNITY PARK
ND
ELECTRICAL BOX
STE
HAU
. CONSTRUCTION
LIMITS
.
M ARK
.
APPR
CONSTRUCTION .
.
LIMITS
.
.
DATE
.
NEW SLIDE GATE . .
.
. .
.
. .
.
x4'
6'
.
D
. SS
SS SS 72"
72" 72"
MH
. .
. . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
. .
ON
PTI
C
DESCRI
PARK LIGHT PARK LIGHT
PROPOSED HAUSTEN BRIDGE PROPOSED
203
205
SEE SHEET C-
SEE SHEET C-
M ARK
:
/CONTRACT NO.
SION:
NE
NG NUM BER:
ALA WAI CANAL
REVI
NE
M ATCH LI
ON CODE
M ATCH LI
T.
LOCATI
DRAW I
CI
DATE:
LE NAM E:
$DATE$
LES$
$FI
FI
TTED BY:
PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED
GNED BY:
FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL
AS SHOW N
SUBM I
ANSID
ZE:
DESI
SI
B
. .
NEERS
. . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .E/UG . . . .
E/UG .
18"
18"
18"
D
D
D
D
CT
I
US ARM Y CORPS OF ENGI
HONOLULU,HAW AI
SS SS
STRI
42" 42"
18"
HONOLULU DI
W12" (ABANDONED)
W12"
CB CB CB CB (ABANDONED)
24"
D
W 8"
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITS
W 8"
W16"
NOTES:
PAU ST
NAM AHANA ST
ANA ST
OLOHANA ST
KUAM OO ST
LI ES
TI
KEONI
NG UTI
PLOTDRI
PLAN
SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. SPECIFIC LOCATIONS OF THESE
PRI
STI
SEARCH. THESE ADDITIONAL UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
EXI
A
LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
a. HECO ELECTRICAL CONDUIT ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. (PARTIALLY SHOWN)
M E$
b. HECO 46KV ELECTRICAL LINE ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. BETWEEN KAIOLU
M ODEL NAM E:$M ODELNAM E$
$TI
e. VARIOUS GAS DISTRIBUTION LINES WITHIN ALA WAI BLVD. ALA WAI CANAL FLOOD WALLS - 4 0 50 100 150
SHEET
LEL$
f. STREET LIGHT CONDUITS ON BOTH SIDES OF ALA WAI CANAL 1"=50' IDENTIFICATION
DATE & TI
LE: $FI
Scale In Feet
g. TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUITS ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. C-204
SHEET 4 OF 19
FI
1 2 3 4 5
LEGEND:
D 0'x8'
PROPERTY LINE
1
US Army Corps
FLOOD WALL (PROPOSED)
of Engineers®
D DRAIN LINE
48"
SS
SS SEWER LINE
24"
D
E/UG
W WATER LINE
APPR
G GAS LINE
E/OH
DATE
ELECTRIC LINE (OVERHEAD)
(FUTURE)
.
.
CATCH BASIN . .
.
E/UG
SEWER MANHOLE
36"
SEWER CLEANOUT . .
D
.
ELECTRIC MANHOLE
ON
.
WATER MANHOLE
PTI
.
.
DESCRI
XISTING PB (17" x30" PULLBOX) FIRE HYDRANT
ELECTRICAL BOX .
D 0'x8'
1
E/
TRANSFORMER AND
M ARK
UG
ELECTRICAL BOXES
48"
SS
24"
E/UG
.
APPR
D
L
A
STAGING AREA N
CONSTRUCTION A
. C
LIMITS E
DATE
G
PUMP STATION 3 A
MAUKA PIT . IN
A
R
D
36"
SS
LO
D
72"
SS
72" E/UG LO
E/UG E/UG A
-P
PROPOSED . A
O
FLOOD WALL N
.
MH A
M
ON
PTI
C
DESCRI
PROPOSED
204
206
FLOOD WALL
SEE SHEET C-
SEE SHEET C-
36"
36"
SS
SS
M ARK
(FUTURE)
E/UG
E/UG
:
/CONTRACT NO.
ON:
21"
SI
NE
NE
SS
NG NUM BER:
REVI
ALA WAI CANAL
M ATCH LI
M ATCH LI
ON CODE
24"
27"
SS
SS
T.
LOCATI
DRAW I
CI
DATE:
LE NAM E:
$DATE$
LES$
PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED
$FI
FI
TTED BY:
FLOOD WALL
GNED BY:
FLOOD WALL 18" ON C&CH GIS 24" ON C&CH GIS 24" ON C&CH GIS FLOOD WALL
24" ON C&CH GIS
24" ON AS-BUILT 18" ON AS-BUILT 18" ON AS-BUILT 18" ON AS-BUILT
AS SHOW N
SUBM I
ANSID
ZE:
DESI
SI
B
NEERS
. . . . . . . . MH
. E/UG . . . . . . . . . E/UG . .
.
. . E/UG . . . . . . . . . .
. . MH .
. . .
. . . . SS
D
. .
18"
27"
24"
CT
I
US ARM Y CORPS OF ENGI
D
HONOLULU,HAW AI
MH
D
SS SS
STRI
42" 42"
42"
24"
D
D
HONOLULU DI
W12"
G2"
W12" W12" W12"
CB (ABANDONED) CB CB (ABANDONED)
CB (ABANDONED)
(FUTURE)
CB
W6"
E/UG
(FUTURE)
W12"
W12"
W8"
E/UG
72"x30"
MH
CONSTRUCTION
D
LIMITS
M OKU ST
G2"
42"
27"
NOTES:
SS
SS
E/UG
(FUTURE)
KALAI
U ST
36"
36"
LAUNI
VER: $PLTDRVS$
SS
SS
REFER TO THE UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR WRITTEN
PEN TABLE: $PENTBLS$
LEW ERS ST
OLU ST
ON M EASURES
ES
E/UG
LITI
2. ADDITIONAL UTILITIES ARE KNOWN TO EXIST BEYOND THOSE KAI
NG UTI
PLOTDRI
PLAN
UTILITIES COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED IN THE PRELIMINARY
PRI
GATI
STI
SEARCH. THESE ADDITIONAL UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
EXI
TI
A LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
MI
a. HECO 46KV ELECTRICAL LINE ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. BETWEEN
KAIOLU STREET AND McCULLY STREET
M E$
M ODEL NAM E:$M ODELNAM E$
LEGEND:
PROPERTY LINE CONSTRUCTION
FLOOD WALL (PROPOSED)
LIMITS US Army Corps
L of Engineers®
D DRAIN LINE A
N
A
SS SEWER LINE C
E
G
W WATER LINE A
IN
APPR
GAS LINE
A
G R
D
E/UG ELECTRIC LINE (UNDERGROUND) LO
E/OH LO
DATE
ELECTRIC LINE (OVERHEAD) A
-P
T/UG TELEPHONE LINE A
O
D N
DRAIN MANHOLE A CONSTRUCTION
M
LIMITS
CATCH BASIN
SEWER MANHOLE
D
ELECTRIC MANHOLE
ON
WATER MANHOLE
PTI
XISTING HH (5'x7' VAULT)
CONSTRUCTION
DESCRI
XISTING PB (17" x30" PULLBOX) FIRE HYDRANT
LIMITS
ELECTRICAL BOX ALA WAI GOLF COURSE
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITS
M ARK
APPR
D
DATE ON
PTI
C
DESCRI
207
SEE SHEET C-
205
M ARK
ALA WAI CANAL
SEE SHEET C-
:
/CONTRACT NO.
SION:
NE
NG NUM BER:
REVI
M ATCH LI
ON CODE
T.
NE
LOCATI
DRAW I
CI
DATE:
M ATCH LI
LE NAM E:
W8"
SUM
ED
$DATE$
LES$
ABA
$FI
FI
TTED BY:
NDO
D
GNED BY:
.
(AS
.
E/UG . . . . E/UG . . E/UG
NED) W "
. . . . . . . . . .
. CB .
SUM
. . . . . .
. . .
SS SS
AS SHOW N
27" SS SS . . SS
D18"
ED
MH 27" 27"
MH MH 27" . 27"
MH
8 BANDO
SUBM I
66"
ANSID
ZE:
DESI
ALA WAI BLVD
D
D
D18"
SI
NED)
B W12" W12" W12"
G2" W12"
G2" G2" G2"
NEERS
W8"
W12" W12" W12" W12"
(ABANDONED) (ABANDONED)
(ABANDONED) CB CB (ABANDONED)
G2"
CB
CT
I
US ARM Y CORPS OF ENGI
HONOLULU,HAW AI
STRI
8"
W
CONSTRUCTION
HONOLULU DI
LIMITS
W8"
W6"
8"
W
W8"
G2"
2"
G2"
G
66"
D
NOHONANIST
DE AVE
NAHUA ST
NOTES:
VER: $PLTDRVS$
PEN TABLE: $PENTBLS$
ES
1. LOCATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES ESTIMATED BASED
TI
ON AS-BUILTS AND OTHER AVAILABLE SOURCES.
LI
NG UTI
REFER TO THE UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR WRITTEN
PLOTDRI
PLAN
DESCRIPTION AND SOURCE INFORMATION.
PRI
STI
2. ADDITIONAL UTILITIES ARE KNOWN TO EXIST BEYOND THOSE
EXI
A
SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. SPECIFIC LOCATIONS OF THESE
UTILITIES COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED IN THE PRELIMINARY
M E$
c. VARIOUS GAS DISTRIBUTION LINES WITHIN ALA WAI BLVD. ALA WAI CANAL FLOOD WALLS - 6 0 50 100 150
SHEET
LEL$
1"=50' IDENTIFICATION
d. STREET LIGHT CONDUITS ON BOTH SIDES OF ALA WAI CANAL
DATE & TI
LE: $FI
Scale In Feet
e. TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUITS ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. C-206
SHEET 6 OF 19
FI
1 2 3 4 5
10
LEGEND:
PROPERTY LINE
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITS US Army Corps
FLOOD WALL (PROPOSED)
of Engineers®
D DRAIN LINE
SS SEWER LINE
W WATER LINE
APPR
G GAS LINE
E/OH
DATE
ELECTRIC LINE (OVERHEAD)
CATCH BASIN
SEWER MANHOLE
ELECTRIC MANHOLE
ON
WATER MANHOLE
PTI
ALA WAI GOLF COURSE
DESCRI
XISTING PB (17" x30" PULLBOX) FIRE HYDRANT
ELECTRICAL BOX
M ARK
APPR
DATE
D
208
SEE SHEET C-
ON
PTI
C
DESCRI
NE
M ATCH LI
M ARK
ALA WAI CANAL
206
SEE SHEET C-
:
/CONTRACT NO.
SION:
NG NUM BER:
REVI
ON CODE
T.
LOCATI
DRAW I
CI
DATE:
PROPOSED
FLOOD WALL
FLOOD WALL
M ATCH LI
LE NAM E:
$DATE$
LES$
18"
$FI
FI
TTED BY:
D
GNED BY:
. .
E/UG . . . E/UG . . . . .
18"
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
.
D 18"
CB . . .
AS SHOW N
.
D
. .
SS SS . .
27"
MH 27" . MH . .
18"
18"
SUBM I
D18"
ANSID
CB
60"
ZE:
DESI
D
D
18"
SI
ALA WAI BLVD
D
18"
B
W12"
D
W12" W12"
G2"
NEERS
G2" G2" MH
W8"
CB CB CB (ABANDONED) G (ABANDONED)
MH MH
CT
I
CB
HONOLULU,HAW AI
SS
6" MH MH MH
STRI
SS SS MH MH SS
6" 6" 6"
G2"
G
60"
HONOLULU DI
G2"
6"
D
SS
W8"
8"
NA ST
CONSTRUCTION
W
27"
SS
LIMITS
G
W ALI
18"
D
10"
W8"
SS
NOTES:
KANEKAPOLEIST
ULANIAVE
VER: $PLTDRVS$
PEN TABLE: $PENTBLS$
ES
ON AS-BUILTS AND OTHER AVAILABLE SOURCES.
KAI
TI
REFER TO THE UTILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR WRITTEN
LI
NG UTI
DESCRIPTION AND SOURCE INFORMATION.
PLOTDRI
PLAN
PRI
STI
SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. SPECIFIC LOCATIONS OF THESE
EXI
A
UTILITIES COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED IN THE PRELIMINARY
SEARCH. THESE ADDITIONAL UTILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
M E$
d. VARIOUS GAS DISTRIBUTION LINES WITHIN ALA WAI BLVD. ALA WAI CANAL FLOOD WALLS - 7 0 50 100 150
SHEET
LEL$
1"=50' IDENTIFICATION
e. STREET LIGHT CONDUITS ALONG ALA WAI CANAL
DATE & TI
LE: $FI
Scale In Feet
f. TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUIT ALONG ALA WAI BLVD. C-207
SHEET 7 OF 19
FI