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Honokowai water quality management plan

  • 2016
  • Contact Point CRCP Project ID ; 880


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  • Description:
    "The purpose of this report is to characterize the pollutant loading and restoration potential of the 46.4-acre study area mauka of the Honokowai Beach Park (HBP), which was identified in the Wahikuli-Honokowai Watershed Management Plan (WHWMP) as a location for a stormwater improvement project. As with most large-scale planning efforts, additional site investigations are generally required to fully appreciate the management opportunities that can be feasibly implemented at an individual site. To that end, NOAA CRCP funded this study to evaluate the Honokowai drainage area in order to develop a more detailed water quality improvement plan, focusing on stormwater impacts (i.e., not wastewater, groundwater, etc.). This effort included additional field investigations, site topographic survey, mapping of the drainage network (e.g., catch basins, pipes, manholes), and the identification of numerous structural and non-structural stormwater restoration alternatives on public and private property"--Executive summary.
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    CRCP Project ID ; 880
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    Public Domain
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    urn:sha256:76511cf95c63954baafd6538f71cbadc0a990c76ec1ef2f0c4b767718be61e9e
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