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- IFS: Huelo-Region East Maui Instream Flow StandardsInstream Flow Standards: Hydrologic Units of Ho‘olawa (6035), Waipi‘o (6036), Hoalua (6038), Hanawana (6039), Kailua (6040), Nailiilihaele (6041), Puehu (6042), Oopuola (6043), Ka‘aiea (6044), Punalu‘u (6045), and Kōlea (6046) The Commission on Water Resource Management is preparing to amend the interim instream flow standards for eleven non-petitioned streams in East Maui. Provided below are Draft […]
- Commission MeetingsCommission meetings are tentatively scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month; however, this schedule is subject to change. Please contact the Commission on Water Resource Management for the latest information. Commission meetings are normally held in the DLNR Board Room (Room 132) on the first floor of the Kalanimoku Building at 1151 Punchbowl Street. […]
- Surface WaterIn Hawaii, there are approximately 376 streams that flow continuously throughout the year. These perennial streams are primarily fed by rainfall (surface runoff) and underground sources of water (subsurface flow). From the mountains to the sea, streams give life to the diversity of ecosystems that form our unique Hawaiian landscape. From the lush rainforests mauka […]
- About UsThe Commission on Water Resource Management (Commission) administers the State Water Code, which was created by the 1987 Hawai‘i State Legislature. The Commission’s mission is to protect and manage the waters of the State of Hawai‘i for present and future generations. There are a total of seven members on the Commission. Two are ex-officio (by virtue […]
- Public NoticesThe Commission on Water Resource Management posts various notices to inform the public of specific actions taken, current issues that are before it, and the scheduling of public hearings or meetings. The requirements for public notices vary with each situation, but generally notices are published prior to the event/action in a newspaper having general circulation […]
- County Water Use and Development PlansThe purpose of the County Water Use and Development Plans (WUDPs) is to inventory all projected water demands within each county and ensure that the future water needs of the county are met. The WUDPs should set forth the “allocation of water to land use in that county” and maintain consistency with county zoning and […]
- State Water Projects PlanThe Engineering Division of the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has accountability for State projects and is responsible for the preparation of the State Water Projects Plan (SWPP) in conjunction with the Commission and other State agencies. The purpose of the SWPP is to provide a framework for planning and implementation of water […]
- Water Resource Protection PlanThe Commission is responsible for the preparation of the Water Resource Protection Plan (WRPP), which is a key component of the Hawaii Water Plan. The objective of the WRPP is to protect and sustain ground and surface water resources, watersheds, and natural stream environments statewide. Such protection requires a comprehensive study of occurrence, sustainability, conservation, […]
- Na Wai Eha, MauiDesignation of the Waihee, Waiehu, Iao, and Waikapu Hydrologic Units as Surface Water Management Areas A view of Wailuku, the county seat of Maui County, from Iao Valley. Iao Valley, known for the Iao Needle, is a popular sightseeing and recreational destination for visitors and locals alike. Date Action Aug. 21, 2008 Both water user […]
- PublicationsPublished Commission Reports These reports are published or contracted by Commission staff on a range of topics related to the study and assessment of Hawaii’s water resources. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Publications The Commission, along with various agencies, regularly partner with and cooperatively fund hydrologic and biological studies conducted by the USGS. The publications below […]