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DEMOLISH
the Memorial
Replace with Beach & Memento of the Memorial
SAVE
the Memorial
SUPPORTING STUDY
ACE Study released 2008 for construction of groins and artificial beach installation, Wil Chee plan not yet released in its entirety.
25 years of UH Ocean Engineering Departmental study.
PERMITS & APPROVALS
Have not received any permits.
All permits approved except new Health Department Permit, a requirement added in 1999
State DLNR
Environmental Impact Study
No
Passed 6/23/98
State Office of Historic Preservation Review
No
No
Completed and Accepted 1995
Disability &
Access Board Review
State DLNR
Conservation District Use
DLNR Executive Order for Construction
Right of Entry
State DBEDT CZM
(Coastal Zone Management Permit)
City & County Special Management Area
City & County Shoreline Setback Variance
Diamond Head Special District Permit
City & County Building Permit
State Dept. of Health 401 Water Quality Certification
No
No
No
No
No
US Army Corps
of Engineers Section 404 of Clean Water Act
No
No
No
No
Awarded 5/9/00
Awarded 8/27/99
Awarded 6/15/99
Awarded 12/2/98
(Required public hearings and City Council approval)
Awarded 7/7/98
Awarded 12/14/98
Awarded 12/11/98
Awarded 4/9/98
(Required public hearings and DLNR Land Board approval)
Awarded 3/4/98
SAVE
THE WAIKIKI WAR
MEMORIAL
vs.
DESTROY
THE MEMORIAL
More About the Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium
Background:
The City and County contracted the Army Corps of Engineers to assess ocean conditions and develop estimates and plans for constructing the beaches after demolition. This study was completed in 2008. The numbers above include the Army Corps of Engineering estimates using the second least expensive alternative.
A study to be prepared by Will Chee Planners is expected in 2009 and should include updated cost estimates for demolition, construction, permitting, facade reconstruction, and dredging.
The Army Corps of Engineers study was for alternatives to the memorial ONLY. Therefore, the restoration numbers above are the costs of the project prior to the halt of the project in 2005. Inflation costs of $1.4 million were added to the restoration costs. The "demolish the pool" estimates do not reflect inflation since 2005 for the 2005 estimates.
A Side-by-Side Comparison of Facts
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