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- Historic Preservation Review & ComplianceSHPD reviews projects for compliance with Hawai‘i Revised Statutes Chapter 6E and the National Historic Preservation Act. National Historic Preservation Act: Section 106 Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act requires Federal Agencies to take into account the effects of their undertakings on historic properties. An undertaking is a project, activity, or program funded in whole or in part under the […]
- ArchaeologyARCHAEOLOGY The Archaeology Branch of the State Historic Preservation Division includes a Branch Chief and staff members with expertise in archaeology and its subsets. The Archaeology Branch manages a number of aspects including Review and Compliance, Survey & Inventory, certain types of mitigative actions, and maintains a list of permitted archaeological firms. Listing of Permitted Archaeological Firms The Archaeology Branch maintains a listing […]
- ArchitectureThe Architecture Branch of the State Historic Preservation Division includes a Branch Chief and staff members with expertise in the areas of architecture, architectural history, and history. The Architecture Branch participates in a variety of programs including Review and Compliance, Survey & Inventory, Certified Local Government, and Tax Credit programs. Review & Compliance The branch […]
- Submitting to SHPDSubmitting to SHPD: Submissions must be completed in HICRIS. Please visit the HICRIS application here: https://shpd.hawaii.gov/hicris SAMPLE Submittal Cover Letter: Sample 6E Submittal Letter Do not submit materials directly to staff We do not accept mail-in hard copy. 6E Projects: All documentation must be submitted in HICRIS. Please visit the HICRIS application here: https://shpd.hawaii.gov/hicris A […]
- Certified Local GovernmentThe Certified Local Government (CLG) program is a partnership between local, state, and federal entities designed to promote preservation at the local level. By joining the program, local communities gain technical assistance and federal funds for their commitment to preservation. The purpose of the CLG program is to ensure the broadest possible participation of local […]
- GIS & Maps Grandière’s 1858 Map of Honolulu (Published by Editions Limited) A geographic information system (GIS) is a helpful tool for managing and analyzing data to assist in communication, reporting, and understanding of geographic places and phenomena. SHPD uses GIS to assist the review and compliance program by allowing staff and stakeholders to visualize historic properties […]
- PAIR OF NORTH SHORE PROPERTY OWNERS FINED NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS EACH FOR SHORELINE VIOLATIONSJan 26, 2024 (HONOLULU) – The owners of two homes on Ke Nui Road were each ordered to pay nearly $1 million by the Board of Land and Natural Resources today, for repeated violations of State Conservation District rules. The homes front Paumalū Beach, on O‘ahu’s north shore. The board offered to offset the fines […]
- Application ProcessPotential land uses in the Conservation District are identified in HAR Title 13 Chapter 5, sections 22 through 25. All land uses are conditional, and that the Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR) has the final authority to modify, grant, or deny any permit. Identified land uses beginning with the letter (A) require no permit […]
- Climate 21CThe Hawaiʻi Climate Adaptation Initiative Act of 2014 (Act 83; House Bill 1714) is designed to address the effects of climate change through 2050 to protect the State’s economy, health, environment, and way of life. The initial focus of the Initiative will be on the effects of sea level rise on the islands. Specific actions authorized by the […]
- Hoʻāla Loko IʻaHoʻāla Loko Iʻa The Hoʻāla Loko Iʻa program is a streamlined permitting process for the restoration and maintenance of traditional Hawaiian fishpond systems. Hoʻāla Loko Iʻa Permit Application Guidebook Project History March 2011: Practitioners at the Hui Mālama Loko I‘a Fishpond Conference on Moloka‘i identify the difficulty […]