Commission on Water Resource Management

The Commission is in the process of transitioning to an electronic notification process for Stream Channel Alteration Permits (SCAP) and Stream Diversion Works Permits (SDWP).  Full paper copies of permit applications will no longer be mailed to government agencies for review.  When a permit application is ready for review, a PDF file will be posted below under the respective County heading.  Each permit application will be listed by ID number and title, followed by the applicant, project summary, file size and deadline for comments. Click on the permit application ID number and title to download and/or view the application.

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County of Kauai

• No applications pending.

City and County of Honolulu

• SCAP.5136.3: Hayama Residence After-The-Fact Application for a Stream Channel Alteration Permit, Mānoa Stream, Mānoa, Hawai‘i, Tax Map Key: (1) 2-9-037:085
  Applicant: Structural Hawaii, Inc.
  Project Summary: The after-the-fact permit application is for the installation of a 115-foot gabion wall on Mānoa Stream.
  File Size: 1.8 MB
  Comment Deadline: August 10, 2019

County of Maui

• SCAP.5017.6 (formerly SCAP.4700.6): Bock Family Revocable Trust, After-the-Fact Application for a Stream Channel Alteration Permit, Installation of Two Road Structures, Culverts, 800 Feet of Channelization, and Remediation Plan, East Kuiaha Stream, Haiku, Maui, TMK: (2) 2-7-012:254
  Applicant: Bock Family Revocable Trust
  Project Summary: The after-the-fact permit application is for the installation of two road structures and culverts, about 800 feet of channelization, and a remediation plan consisting of stream bank stabilization, planting riparian vegetation, the placement of rocks and such to recreate riffles and pools, recreate flood storage capacity which may include the removal of structures and fill, and other restorative measures to support the maintenance of waters in their natural state and protect stream channels whenever practicable to provide for fisheries, wildlife and other beneficial instream uses. 
  File Size: 4.0 MB
  Comment Deadline: January 20, 2019

• SDWP.4951.6: East Maui Irrigation Application for a Stream Diversion Works Permit for Abandonment, Category 4 Diversions, Waiokamilo and West Wailuanui Streams, East Maui, Hawai‘i, Tax Map Key: (2) 1-1-002:002
  Applicant: East Maui Irrigation Company
  Project Summary: The project proposes to abandon 29 diversions on the subject streams.
  File Size: 7.4 MB
  Comment Deadline: August 11, 2019

• SCAP.5236.6: Streamflow Monitoring Station, Application for a Stream Channel Alteration Permit, Kahoma Stream, Lahaina, Maui, TMK: (2) 4-5-010:008
  Applicant: U.S. Geological Survey
  Project Summary: The permit application proposes to install a streamflow monitoring station in a concrete-lined reach of the flood control project on Kahoma Stream.  The station consists of a 9 x 8 x 5-inch fiberglass instrument shelter and a solar panel mounted to a 1.5-inch diameter by 3-foot tall yellow steel pipe flange-mounted to the concrete at the top of the bank.  A water-level sensor cable will run in ¾-inch flexible conduit from the instrument shelter down the yellow pipe, and then in ¾-inch galvanized steel pipe along the concrete-lined streambank down to the water.
  File Size: 2.0 MB
  Comment Deadline: October 26, 2019

• SCAP.5237.6: Streamflow Monitoring Stations, Application for a Stream Channel Alteration Permit, Kaua‘ula Stream, Lahaina, Maui, TMK: (2) 4-6-024:006
  Applicant: U.S. Geological Survey
  Project Summary: The permit application proposes to install two (2) streamflow monitoring stations on Kaua‘ula Stream.  Each station will consist of a 12 x 14 x 8-inch non-metallic NEMA instrument enclosure, small antenna and solar panel strapped to a tree adjacent to the stream.  A water-level sensor cable will run in 1-inch flexible conduit and 1-inch galvanized steel pipe from the instrument shelter to the stream and will be anchored by ½-inch diameter by 18-inch long steel pins in the ground or anchor bolts to available boulders.
  File Size: 12.3 MB
  Comment Deadline: October 26, 2019

County of Hawaii

• No applications pending.