In

Adequate water supply is a foremost issue for current homesteaders and a major obstacle for future development. 1993, acreage leased for sugar will be returned. It is anticipated that an assessment for development areawide will begin next year.

Development of the area for homesteading is an addition

desire.

DHHL PLANNING REFERENCES:

-NHDO, & Notebook of Commonly Known Archaeological and Historical Sites Located on Lands Administered by the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Special Publication 1, July, 1984 (rev. 11/84)

-NHDO, & Notebook of Unique Ecosystems and Habitats for Threatened and Endangered Species on Lands Administered by the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. Special Publication 2, July, 1985.

-DHHL General Plan, April, 1976.

-Land Use Study of Hawaiian Home Lands for the State of Hawaii, Analytical Planning Consultants, Inc. Honolulu, Hawaii, April 20, 1971.

-Cleg, Donald and Richard A. Bird, Program Study and Evaluation of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. State of Hawaii, submitted to the Office of the Governor, January 20, 1971.

-DHHL, Land Inventory and Land Use Study for the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Arthur Akinaka, Ltd., December 18, 1972.