Haw. Code R. § 13-277-3 - Preservation plan
A preservation plan prepared pursuant to chapters 13-275 or 13-284, shall:
(1) Identify for each
significant historic property which forms of preservation will be implemented:
avoidance and protection (conservation), stabilization, rehabilitation,
restoration, reconstruction, interpretation, or appropriate cultural
use;
(2) Specify the buffer zones
around each significant historic property and depict them on a map of
sufficient scale;
(3) Specify
short-term protection measures for each significant historic property that will
be within or near a construction area;
(4) Discuss the agency or person's
consultation process for historic properties deemed significant under
paragraphs 13-275-6(b)(5) or 13-284-6(b)(5). The agency or person shall consult
with ethnic organizations and individuals for whom the historic properties are
of significance. The comments on preservation treatment expressed by these
individuals or organizations shall be considered when preparing the
preservation plan. The plan shall include a list of individuals and
organizations consulted, and shall summarize their input.
(5) Specify the long term preservation
measures to be undertaken at each significant historic property.
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