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UNITED STATES
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO
TIMOTHY E. JOHNS
GJO.'£ItHOR Of KAWAU
BRUCE S AI«lERSON
RICHARD H COX
ROBERT G GIRALD
DAVIO A. NOeRIGA
HERBERT M RICHARDS. JR
EDWIN T SAKODA
STATE OF HAWAII
ACTING OU'..-
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DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
P.O. BOX 621
HONOLULU. HAWAII 96809
JUN 2 I 1999
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Well Construction Permit
Kaupo Ranch Well #1 (Well No. 3806-02)
Thank you for your letter of May 15, 1999, explaining that you were unable to construct
the well as originally expected and acknowledging that the permit expired on February 21, 1999.
You may reapply whenever you are ready, however, we urge you to do so when you
believe you can fInish construction within two years, which should be ample time. Expeditious
processing already occurs, usually taking less than two weeks since it can be administratively
approved after Department of Health review.
If you have any questions, please call Charley Ice at 587-0251.
Sincerely,
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EDWIN T. SAKODA
Acting Deputy Director
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Kaupo Ranch, Ltd.
1576 HALAMA STREET
KIHEI, HAWAII 96753
(808) 879-1484
May 15,1999
Mr. Charley Ice
Department of Land and Natural Resources
Commission on Water Resource Management
PO Box 621
Honolulu Hawaii 96809
RE Kaupo Ranch Well #1 (well No 3806-02)
Dear Mr. Sakoda:
Sorry for the belated response. Kaupo Ranch Ltd never drilled the subject well. Due to
budget constraints we deferred our objectives of last year.
We do however, need the subject well and would like to apply for an extension if this is
the most expedient method of obtaining permits. Any information that you can provide
as to how to proceed would be appreciated.
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OOVERNOfII Of HAWAII
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BRUCE S. ANDERSON
RICHARD H. COX
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
HERBERT M. RICHARDS, JR.
EDWIN T. SAKODA
STATE OF HAWAII
P.O. BOX 621
HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809
APR - 8 !999
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Our records indicate that this permit has expired. We have not received your signed and
validated copy of the permit, any well completion information, nor any request for extension.
Please inspect your permit and notify us in writing of the status of the well no later than
thirty (30) days from the date of this letter. Water may not be used from the well without a
pump installation permit, issued on the basis of pump testing and a well completion report and to
do so without a pump installation permit is a violation subject to fines of up to $lOoo/day.
If we can be of any assistance, please call Charley Ice at 587-0251 or toll-free at
984-2400, extension 70251.
Sincerely,
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EDWIN T.
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GOVERNOR OF HAW....
TIMOTHY E. JOHNS
CHAtRPERSON
BRUCE S. ANDERSON
RICHARD H. COX
ROBERT G. GIRAlD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
HERBERT M. RICHARDS. JR.
STATE OF HAWAII
EDWIN T. SAKODA
P.O. BOX 621
APR - 8 1999
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Our records indicate that this permit has expired. We have not received your signed and
validated copy of the permit, any well completion information, nor any request for extension.
Please inspect your permit and notify us in writing of the status of the well no later than
thirty (30) days from the date of this letter. Water may not be used from the well without a
pump installation permit, issued on the basis of pump testing and a well completion report and to
do so without a pump installation permit is a violation subject to fines of up to $1000/day.
If we can be of any assistance, please call Charley Ice at 587-0251 or toll-free at
984-2400, extension 70251.
Sincerely,
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EDWIN T.
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MICHAEL D. WILSON
GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
CHAIRPERSON
STATE OF HAWAII
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
LAWRENCE H. MilKE
RICHARD H. COX
P.O. BOX 821
HONOLUlU, HAWAII 96B09
RAE M. LOUI, P.E.
DEPUTY
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FEB 26 1997
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Enclosed are two (2) copies of your approved Well Construction Permit for the captioned
well(s). As part of the Commission's approval, the following special conditions were added and
are part of your permit under Standard Permit Condition 10:
Special Conditions
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6.
No permanent monitor tube is required.
The long-term continuous test shall be at least 8 hours.
No step-drawdown test is required.
Cement grout of the annular space shall seal at least 70% of the distance between
the ground surface and the top of the aquifer.
The well should not be used for drinking water unless it is properly tested and
treated.
If potable water is used to supply both domestic and irrigation purposes in a single
system, the permitee shall eliminate cross-connections and backflow connections
by physically separating potable and non-potable systems by an air gap or an
approved backflow preventer, and by clearly labeling all non-potable spigots with
warning signs to prevent inadvertent consumption of non-potable water.
Additionally, the Commission authorized the Chairperson to approve and issue a pump
installation permit supported by information provided from aquifer pumping test results, required
in Well Construction Standard Condition 6e, subject to the Standard Pump ~stallation Conditions
which will be issued to you when we receive your aquifer pump test results and completed Well
Construction Report (Part 1).
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Mr. Kean
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The well owner is responsible for iill conditions of the permit. This includes ensuring
that the well construction contractor, or other party who constructs the well, submits a
completed Part I of the Well Completion Report form (enclosed) and all required testing
data within thirty (30) days after the well construction and pump test work is completed.
Be advised that you may be subject to fines of up to $1000 per day for any violations of
your permit conditions.
Please sign both enclosed permit originals and return one for our files.
Also, copies of the aquifer pump test procedure and the well completion report form are
enclosed for your use. Please provide copies of iill the information in this packet to your well
drilling contractor.
If you have any questions, please call Rae M. Loui, Deputy Director, at 587-0214 or toll
free at 974-4000, Extension 70214.
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Chairperson
Enclosures
OvELL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
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Kaupo Ranch Well #1, Well No. 3806-02
In accordance with Department of Land and Natural Resources, Commission on Water Resource Management's Administrative Rules, Section
13-168, entitled 'Water Use, Wells, and Stream Diversion Works·, this document permits the construction and testing of Kaupo Ranch Well #1
(Well No. 380~2) at Kaupo, Hana, Maul, TMK 1-7-2:1, subject to the Hawaii Well Construction & Pump Installation Standards (1123197) which
include but are not limited to the following conditions:
1.
The Chairperson of the Commission on Water Resource Management (Commission), P.O. Box 621, Honolulu, HI 96809, shall be
notified, in writing, at least two (2) weeks before any work authorized by this permit commences.
2.
The well construction permit shall be for construction and testing of the well only. A minimum one-inch diameter monitor tube shall be
permanently installed, in a manner acceptable to the Chairperson, to accurately record water levels. The permittee shan coordinate with
the Chairperson and conduct a pumping test in accordance with the attached Aquifer Pump Testing Procedure (attached). The
permittee shaD submit to the Chairperson the test results as a basis for supporting an application to install a permanent pump and
withdraw water for use. No permanent pump may be installed until a pump installation permit is approved and issued by the
Chairperson.
3.
In basal ground water, the depth of the wen may not exceed one-fourth (114) of the theoretical thickness (41 times initial head) of the
basal ground water unless otherwise authorized by the Chairperson.
4.
The permittee shan incorporate mitigation measures to prevent construction debris from entering the aquatic environment, to schedule
work to avoid periods of high rainfall, and to revegetate any cleared areas as soon as possible.
5.
In the event that subsurface cultural remains such as artifacts, burials or concentrations of shells or charcoal are encountered during
construction, the permittee shan stop work and contact the Department's Historic Preservation Division (587-0045) immediately.
6.
The proposed weI construction shall not adversely affect existing or future legal uses of water in the area, including any surface water or
estabrlShed instream flow standards. This permit or the authorization to construct the well shan not constitute a determination of
correlative water rights.
The following shan be submitted to the Chairperson within sixty (60) days after completion of work:
a.
Wen completion report. (attached - Part I, Wen Construction Report).
b.
Elevation (referenced to mean sea level, msO survey by a Hawaii-licensed surveyor.
c.
As-built sectional drawing of the well.
d.
Plot plan and map showing the exact location of the well.
e.
Complete pumping test records, including time, pumping rate, drawdown, chloride content, and other data.
7.
8.
The permittee shaH comply with all applicable laws, rules, and ordinances, and non-compliance may be grounds for revocation of this
permit.
9.
The wen construction permit application is incorporated into this permit by reference and is subject to the HawaD Well Construction &
Pump Installation Standards (1123197).
10.
The permit may be revoked if work is not started within six (6) months after the date of approval or if work is suspended or abandoned
for six (6) months, unless otherwise specified. The work proposed in the well construction permit application shall be completed within
two (2) years from the date of permit approval, unless otherwise specified. The permit may be extended by the Chairperson upon a
showing of good cause and gOod-faith performance. A request to extend the permit shaD be submitted to the Chairperson no later than
three (3) months prior to the date the permit expires. If the commencement date is not met, the Commission may revoke the permit
after giving the permittee notice of the proposed action and an opportunity to be heard.
11.
If the well is not to be used it must be properly capped. If the well is to be abandoned then the permittee must apply for a well
abandonment permit in accordance with §13-168-12(f) prior to any well sealing or plugging work.
12.
Special conditions in the attached cover transmittal letter are incorporated herein by reference.
Date of Approval: February 21.1997
Expiration Date: February 21. 1999
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Chairperson
I have read the conditions and terms of this permit and understand them. I accept and agree to meet these
conditions as a prerequisite and underlying condition of my ability to proceed. I also understand that noncompliance with any permit condition may be grounds for revocation and fines of up to $1000 per day.
Date: _ _ _ _ __
Permittee's Signature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Firm or Title: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Printed Name:
Date: _ _ _ _ __
Driller's Signature:
Printed Name:
Firm or Title: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Please sign both caples of this permit, return one to the Chairperson, and retain the other for your records.
Attachment
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USGS
Department of Health/ Safe Drinking Water & Wastewater Branches
Maul Department of Water Supply
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STAFF RECOMMENDATION
[ X ] Approval
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APPLICATION FOR WELL PERMIT
Well Construction: lO-inch diameter, 100-foot deep
Pump Installation: 50-gpm Pump
for stock water, domestic use,
Kaupo, Hana, Maui. TMK 1-7-2:1
APPLICANT:
Kaupo Ranch
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawai'i 96753
DESCRIPTION Location: (see Exhibit 1)
LANDOWNER:
same
Dimensions: (see Exhibit 2)
WATER AVAILABILITY:
Kipahulu Aquifer System of Hana Sector. Estimated Sustainable Yield: 49 mgd. Existing
Use: Unavailable in the WUDP; review of files suggests <1 mgd.
Proposed Use: 72,000 gpd.
Anticipated pump capacity: 50 gpm.
BACKGROUND
The application for this well was accepted as complete on November 25, 1996.
ISSUES/ANAL YSIS
Published: December 1996
DoH Review: The Safe Drinking Water Branch recommends that potable water wells such as
this one not requiring Department of Health approval be tested for bacteriological and
chemical presence and be routinely monitored thereafter. In similar situations, that Branch
has also specified that potable and irrigation applications using the same source be equipped
to prevent backflow from non-potable to potable systems, and labelled to prevent inadvertent
consumption of non-potable water.
Staff review: The proposed well would tap fresh basal ground water, mauka of a known
spring serving the same owner but subject to inundation during storm, conditions. Proposed
use is approximately 72,000 gallons per day for stockwater use and some domestic use by
field employees. There are no other wells within one mile. No adverse impacts are expected.
Exhibits: 1(Location Map)
2(Well Cross-section)
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PROJECT AREA
State # 3806-02
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Top of' Casing 67' above sea level
Ground Elevation 65' above sea level
This portion of well 10' diaMeter,
with 6' sched 40 pvc pipe, soUd,
grouted full length, 40' deep.
Total depth of' well
100'
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6' sched 40 pvc
eleva tlon 25' above sea level
Proposed
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Koupo Ronch
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Stote #3806-02
TMK 1-7-02-1
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Civil Engineer
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11/15/96
This portion of well 6' diaMeter,
with 4' sched 40 pvc pipe. soUd.
w/bottOM 20' slotted. 60' deep total.
no grout or rock packing used.
~4' sched 40 pvc. capped on bOttOM
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bOttOM elevation 35' below sea level
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AQUIFER PUMP TEST PROCEDURES
(data and graphs to be submitted with Well Completion Report)
General Requirements
1.
2.
3.
Water discharged from the well during the step-drawdown and long-term test shall be
carried away from the well to a distance sufficient to preclude circulation of the discharge
water downward to the ground water table.
Acceptable measurement tolerances for pump tests are as follows:
a.
discharge from the well shall not fluctuate beyond ±10%.
b.
depth to water measurements in the pumped well shall be accurate to 0.01 feet.
c.
time shall be accurate within ± 1%.
Raw and graphed data shall be provided to the Commission in the approved Table 1 and
Graph 1 format.
Step-Drawdown Test (To determine efficiency of the well and give a preliminary view on the
yield quantity and water quality of the well)
1.
At least two days prior to the initiation of the step-drawdown test, the water level in the
pumped well shall be measured every 12 hours, to obtain the pre-test trend in water
levels.
The step-drawdown test consists of continuously pumping the well for four hours at four
2.
different rates;
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the change from one pumping rate to the next must tbe sufficient to induce an
observable change in water level in the well from the rrevious pumpage rate.
b.
the four different rates may represent the full range 0 pump capacity (if the
yield can sustain this), but this is not necessary.
Each pumping rate should run for one hour, then institute the new rate as rapidly as
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possible. Pumping should be continuous through the entire step-drawdown test.
Begin pumping at the lowest rate and conclude with the highest rate.
4.
Measure chloride concentration and temperature of the discharge water at least five times:
5.
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at the very beginning of the test, and
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at the end of each pumping rate during the step-drawdown test.
Following the termination of the step-drawdown test, measure the water level in the
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pumped well a sufficient number of times to establish that the water level fully recovers to
the pre-test level.
Lon{l-Terrn Continuous Test (To determine hydraulic properties of the aquifer, to explore for
and IdentifY nearby aquifer boundaries such as streams or dikes, and to observe the trend in
chloride concentration of the discharge water)
1.
Commence the long-term test only when the water level in the pumped well is at pre-test
levels (generally about four hours following a step-drawdown test); measure water level
immediately before commencing long-term test.
The pump rate for the long-term test should be sufficient to create an observable
2.
drawdown.
Run the test 24 hours per day for at least seven days, except that if the water level
3.
remains the same for a period of 24 hours, the test can be terminated.
Measure the chloride concentration and temperature of the discharge water at the
4.
beginning of the test and every six hours thereafter.
Measure depth to water with sufficient frequency that each logarithmic cycle in time on the
5.
data plots (Graph 1) contains at least ten data points spread through the cycle. (Example:
measure at t=O, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 minutes for the ffrst ten minutes, and at
all succeeding decimal multiples of these - t=10, 15, 20, 25, etc.)
Following the termination of the long-term continuous test, measure the water level in the
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pumped well a sufficient number of times to establish that the water level fully recovers to
the pre-test level.
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GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
DIRECTOR OF HEALTH
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STATE Of HAWAII
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
In reply, please refer to:
P.O/BOx 3378
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December 16, 1996
To:
Charley Ice, DLNR, Commission on Water Resource Management
From:
William Wong, P. E ., Chief P) u)a~
Safe Drinking Water Branch
Subject:
WELL CONSTRUCTION/PUMP INSTALLATION PERMIT APPLICATIONS
Thank you for the opportunity to review and comment on the Well Construction/
Pump Installation Permit Applications for:
1)
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4)
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Kipahulu-Boerner Well (Well No. 3903-04)
Huelo-Baker Well (Well No. 5413-07)
Huelo-Lowen Well (Well No. 5413-08)
Huelo-Hipp Well (Well No. 5414-01)
Federal and state regulations define a public water system as a system that
serves 25 or more individuals at least 60 days per year or has at least 15
service connections. All public water system owners and operators are
required to comply with Hawaii Administrative Rules, Title 11, Chapter 20,
Rules Relating to Potable Water Systems.
The application indicates that this will be a new source of potable water.
Section 11-20-29 of Chapter 20 requires that all new sources of potable water
serving a public water system be approved by the Director of Health prior to
its use. Such an approval is based primarily upon the submission of a
satisfactory engineering report which addresses the requirements set in
Section 11-20-29.
The permit application indicates that the source will be used for potable
water. If the well doesn't provide water to a public water system, I
recommend the private owner perform bacteriological and chemical analyses
prior to useage as a drinking water source and thereafter perform routine
analyses to monitor the water quality.
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SAFE DRINKING WATER BRANCH
BENJ~NJ.CAYETANO
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GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
MICHAEL D. WILSON
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CHAIRPERSON
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
LAWRENCE H. MIlKE
RICHARD H. COX
STATE OF HAWAII
RAE M. LOUI, P.E.
P. O. BOX 821
DEPUTY
DEC - 9 1996
TO:
FROM:
Honorable Lawrence Miike, Director
Department of Health
Attention:
Dennis Tulang, Wastewater Branch
William Wong, Safe Drinking Water Branch
~chael D. Wilson, Chairperso~
Commission on Water Resourc, Man'1lgement
SUBJECT:
Well Construction/Pump Installation Permit Application for
Transmitted for your review and comment is a copy of the captioned well
application.
We would appreciate your comments on the captioned application for any conflicts
or inconsistencies with the programs, plans, and objectives specific to your department.
Please respond by returning this cover memo form by December 20. 1996.
Please find a map, attached, to locate the proposed well. If you have any questions
about this permit application, request additional information, or request additional review
time, please contact Charley Ice of the Commission staff at 587-0251.
Attachment(s)
RESPONSE:
Contact Person:
Signed:
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GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
DEC I 0 1996
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MICHAEL D. WILSON
CHAIRPERSON
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
LAWRENCE H. MilKE
RICHARD H. COX
RAE M. LOUI, P.E.
DEPUTY
P. O. BOX 621
DEC - 9 1996
TO:
FROM:
Attention:
~chael D. Wilson, Chairperson~
Commission on Water Resource, Management
SUBJECT:
application.
Attachment(s)
RESPONSE:
Pis We have no comments
( ) Comments attached
Contact Person:
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ROBERT G. GIRALD
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LAWRENCE H. MilKE
STATE OF HAWAII
RICHARD H. COX
RAE M. LOUI. P.E.
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HONOLULU. HAWAII 96809
DEC - 9 1996
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Well Construction/Pump Installation Pennit Application for
We accepted your application for the captioned well on November 25, 1996, and
hereby acknowledge that it is complete. You can expect your application to be processed
for action within ninety (90) days from that acceptance date.
If you have any questions about your application, please contact Charley Ice of the
Commission staff at 587-0251.
Sincerely,
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Deputy Director
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MICHAEL D. WILSON
CHAIRPERSON
GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
STATE OF HAWAII
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
LAWRENCE H. MilKE
RICHARD H. COX
P.O. BOX 821
HONOlULU. HAWAII 96809
RAE M. LOUI, P.E.
DEPUTY
DEC - 9 1996
Attention:
TO:
FROM:
~chael D. Wilson, Chairperso~
Commission on Water Resource, Man-agement
SUBJECT:
Kaupo Ranch Well #1 (WeD No. 3806-02)
application.
Attachment(s)
RESPONSE:
() We have no comments
( ) Comments attached
Contact Person:
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POBox 621
Honolulu Hawaii 96809
RE Kaupo Ranch Ltd. Well Construction/Pump Permit Application (3806-02)
Dear Ms Loui:
Enclosed please find the following:
1) Our initial application together with your writing.
2) Topographic quadrangle and TMK location maps.
3) Proposed well section.
4) A $25.00 filing fee. (Please note that this is the second $25.00 fee sent. Our
Sept. 6th check, from John Kean, was retained with the last application.)
If you have any questions, or need additional information, ptease do not hesitate to
contact me.
Enc.
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MICHAEL D. WILSON
CHAIRPERSON
OOIIEANOA ~ HAWAII
STATE OF HAWAII
ROBERT G. GIRALD
DAVID A. NOBRIGA
LAWRENCE H. MilKE
RICHARD H. COX
P.
o. BOX 821
RAE M. LOUI, P.E.
DEPIITY
OCT -9 1996
Mr. John Kean
P.O. Box 1449
Kihe~ Hawaii 96753
Dear Mr. Kean:
Well Construction/Pump Installation Pennit Application for
We received your application for the captioned well on September 26, 1996, and
request the following additional information before it can be processed as complete:
1.
2.
3.
Topographic quadrangle and TMK location maps.
Proposed well section (back of application form) completed.
Filing fee of $25.00, payable to the Department of Land and Natural
Resources.
We are returning the application to have the back completed, and your other
attachments as reference. We look fOlward to your completed application. You can expect
a completed application to be processed for action within ninety (90) days from its
acceptance date.
If you have any questions about your application, please contact Charley Ice of the
Commission staff at 587-0251 or toll free at 984-2400, extension 70251.
Sincerely,
RAE M. LOUI
Deputy Director
CI:ss
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Re: Water Availability at Punahoa Spring
KUMUNUI MAUKA
Attached is a Geologist's Report by Stephen P. Bowles, written in February of
1996, referring to a possible location of a well on the ranch to be bored at
elevation 600', referred to as Kumunui Mauka. It is expected that a good,
dependable source of clean, potable water could be developed at this location,
but it will be a fairly costly well to develop.
PUNAHOA SPRING
Attached is a Geologist's Report by Stephen P. Bowles, written on February 16,
1996, referring to the spring on the coast known as the Punahoa Spring. This
spring has supplied the Ranch with water for their stock watering system for
many years. The Ranch is presently moving the main pump system across the
road to a mauka location, where it will not be subject to storm damage.
This spring is subject to inundation and contamination by sea water during
storm periods, with possible damage to the submersible pump presently used in
this spring to supply feed water to the main pump.
Drilling a shallow well of approximately 85' depth at a location next to the
relocated main pump system should allow access to the water strata that is
presently accessed at the Punahoa Spring. This would be a 6" diameter cased
well. The water quality from this proposed well should be at least as good as the
water from the spring, and there is an excellent chance that it will be better
quality water than the spring. Complete protection from sea water
contamination during stormy periods is also assured with this well.
William L. Pyle, PE
Civil Engineer #4146
PHONE: (808) 572-5910, FAX: (808) 572-4954
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ISLAND RESOURCES, LTD.
Resource Management with lm.agination
Water. Land • Energy
STEPHEN P. BOWLES
President
Telephone
(808) 885-4769
885-5941
FAX 885-7851
February 16, 1996
Mr. Lindy Sutherland
RR1 Box 751D
Kula, Maui, HI 96790
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SUPPLEMENT TO KAUPO RANCH WELL #1
PUNAHOA SPRING WELL
The Punahoa Spring pump sump is subject to salt water contamination during high surf
periods. As an alternative to this pump site,·a wen is proposed at an elevation of 80 to 85 feet
above sea level just mauka of the Kaupo to Hana road up slope from the present pump at
Punahoa.
A six inch cased well, drilled to a depth of 5 to 10 feet below sea level, should provide an
adequate back up to the· proposed mauka well at 500 feet. Care must be exercised when
drilling below sea level to find the best combination of yield to salinity. It is expected that the
water level will stand several feet above sea level and that at small pumping rates of 20 to 30
gpm (gallons per minute) the water will be fresh and can serve as a drinking water stand by
source.
The well would be constructed in the lavas of the Kula volcanic series. Deep surface
weathering may reduce permeability so it may be necessary to cut back further into the ridge
when sitting the well. If at all pOSSible, the well should enter fresh rock above sea level.
Stephen P. Bowles
SPB:skim
P.O. Box 1656. Kamuela, Hawaii 96743
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STEPHEN P. BOWLES
President
Telephone
(808) 885-4759
885-5941
FAX 885-7851
KAUPO RANCH WELL #1
The proposed well is to be located at an elevation of about 600 feet as indicated
on the map to be attached with the application. A recently constructed (1995)
water tank is located adjacent to the well site. Surface lava flows are capped with
a' a clinkers of the Hana volcanic series. It is expected that the dense Hana lava
will be penetrated at a depth of 30 to 50 feet. A great unconformity is evidenced
by gravel, rubble and the weathered surface of the older, thin bedded lavas of the
Kula volcanic series (see cross-section) within the Kula lavas.
Groundwater levels at the site are unknown but most likely will be associated
with a basal fresh water lens with the water level standing between elevation 5
and 10 feet. The well should penetrate to an elevation of -20 to -30 feet and
should be test pumped at a rate of about 50 gpm before casing is permanently
installed. Final setting of the casing depths and hole completion should be based
on the results of this test.
A minimum inside diameter of casing should be 6 inches with 8 inches preferred
to allow for future expansion of the pump capacity. About 20 feet of perforated
casing should extend below sea level and all casing should be steel. A cement
basket should be placed at sea level and back filled with several feet of beach
sand followed by any initial cement plug. Once the initial plug is cured, the
balance of the annular space should be sealed with neat cement grout placed in
100 foot increments which should be cured over night following each 100 foot
placement.
The well bore should be drilled to the original depth with a 12 inch bore. A
small bit can be used to drill open hole after casing, should such open hold be
needed.
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Elevation
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600'
WEATHERED
KULA
VOLCANIC
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IDEALIZED GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION
THROUGH PROPOSED WEll
not to scale
Bowles
Feb.1996
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COMMISSION ON WATER RESOUR~A~G~MENT
Department of Land and Natural ResOurces --
APPLICATION FOR PERMI1~
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Commlllion on
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P.O. Box 621, Honolulu, Hawaii 96809. Application mUltbe accompanied by a nonofl'undabl. :flilng ,•• $25.00 payabltlo thl Dept. of ~:'=
Natural Resourcel. The Commlulon may not accept Incompl.t. appllcatlonl. For asalltlnce, call the Regulation Brancl1· at 587.0225.
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APPUCANT: (may be a, b, or c, but.lll must be fDled In)
(a) WELL OWNER
(b) lANDOWNER
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Contractot'a (;57 Uctn.. No, _ _ _ _ _ __
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WELL LOCATION/NAME: ....~....;IIM~'-f<atn~"""""c;h:L:...______
Address KAupo. M ; : ; - \
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(a) PROPOSED WORK: • Crill New WI.
Island MA«..l
Tax Map Key 1-1-02 -I
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tJ • Allir Lccatlon
IJ AldrlU
IJ Modify Exlatlng Wei
IJ De.pen
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• In.talI New Pump
Replace Pump
Modify Pump
• Be lur. to comple.. and aubmlt well abandonmlnt report upon completion of work.
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(b) WELL TYPE:
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PROPOSED USE:
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[J Rotary
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[J Impul..
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[J Military
C Municipal ~ncludlng holll., " , , Ito.,
[J Domeatlc ~ndJvldual, noncommlfclalwatlr lya.,
[J industrial
irrigation {Cfop'
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Con..rvatlon
County ZonIng (delCribe) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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PROPOSED PUMP INFORMATION:
Pump Type:
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Ii Submaralble
[J Centrifugal
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(a) PROPOSED AMOUNT OF WITHDRAWAL:
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apace II needed, contlnu. below under remar1cl, explandona.)
12 1000
gallons per day.
(b) METHOD OF FLOW MEASUREMENT:
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PENDING ACTIONS:
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wlthln1WO(2f~'''1 0' IN epproVII dat.. 1ft 1ddItIon..,. contractor INllUbmlt to till ComDl111lOn a wei eomplttlon repott. wellbanclonmtnl repott. 01 both. ..,30 dI,l .1111
campltdon dill 0' till permltt.d work. The applicant allO I.IIdlfltlndl IhIt mOl'ltNr Wltlf UI. data IhaI bl IUbmltt.d to ttli Commlliion. 1lIt IIIPIICant b1tIIt undtrlClndI ""."...01
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COMMISSION ON WATER RESOUR~~~G~~ENT
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P.O. Box 621, Honolulu, HawaII 96809. Application mUlt be acoompanled by I non....fund.bl.itllln:g f.'~"2!U)Q PIyaJ'lQ .,.::pt. :r~cT'~
Natural Resource.. Th. Commlliion mlY not accept Incomplet. Ippllcatlon., For 11I1.lance, call the Regulation Stanch' at 587'()225.
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WELL LOCATION/NAME: ~
Address KAupo. MA&.(.l
Island M~l
Tax Map Key 1-1- 02 - I
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(a) PROPOSED WORK: • Drill New W.II
[J Modify Exlltlng W,II
[J • Alt.r location
[J Fledrlll
[J Repllce Pump
[J De.pen
[J • Abandon/Seal
[J Modify Pump
• Inltall New Pump
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Motor:
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Rated Pump Capaclty:_.=;5;.;::O~_ _ _ _ gallons per minute
Pump Type:
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County ZonIng (d.acribt) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (If morl apace II needed, conllnue below under r8l'nll1cl, explanallona.)
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(b) METHOD OF FLOW MEASUREMENT:
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PENDtNG ACTIONS:
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compl.llon dill 0' IhI plrmlttld work. 1lIIapplurc ..~ IIM".1and1 tNt monthly water U.I dlta aNI III submlttld to !til Commission. Thl appkant IurItIIf undtrslands tNt apprOIli
Ihe proPolid permit shill not constitute I cMtlfmlntlkHl of corrllatlvt water right. lIICIaNI not gUll'III1l11 lit pump capacity 01' future u.. up to tht permlttld pump capacity,
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elevQtlon 25' Qbove seQ level
Proposed
'w'ell Section
Ko.upo Ro.nch
'w'ell #1
Sto.te #3806-02
TMK 1-7-02-1
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Civil Engineer
#4146
11/15/96
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This portion of well 6' oIlQMeter,
with 4' scheol 40 pvc pipe, sollol,
w/bOttOM 20' slotteol, 60' oIeep totQl,
no grout or rock PQcklng useol.
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bOttOM elevQtlon 35' below seQ level
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PUUNENE, MAUl, HAWAII
September 18, 1996
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Memo To: Kaupo Ranch
Re: Water Availability at Punahoa Spring
KUMUNUI MAUKA
Attached is a Geologist's Report by Stephen P. Bowles, written in February of
1996, referring to a possible location of a well on the ranch to be bored at
elevation 600', referred to as Kumunui Mauka. It is expected that a good,
dependable source of clean, potable water could be developed at this location,
but it will be a fairly costly well to develop.
PUNAHOA SPRING
Attached is a Geologist's Report by Stephen P. Bowles, written on February 16,
1996, referring to the spring on the coast known as the Punahoa Spring. This
spring has supplied the Ranch with water for their stock watering system for
many years. The Ranch is presently moving the main pump system across the
road to a mauka location, where it will not be subject to storm damage.
This spring is subject to inundation and contamination by sea water during
storm periods, with possible damage to the submersible pump presently used in
this spring to supply feed water to the main pump.
Drilling a shallow well of approximately 85' depth at a location next to the
relocated main oumo system should allow access to the water strata that is
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presently accessed at the Punahoa Spring. This would be a 6" diameter cased
welL The water quality from this proposed well should be at least as good as the
water from the spring, and there is an excellent chance that it will be better
quality water than the spring. Complete protection from sea water
contamination during stormy periods is also assured with this well.
William L. Pyle, PE
Civil Engineer #4146
PHONE: (808) 572-5910, FAX: (808) 572-4954
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STEPHEN P. BOWLES
President
(808) 885-4759
885-5941
FAX 885-7851
February 16,1996
Mr. Lindy Sutherland
RR1 Box 751D
Kula, Maui, HI 96790
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SUPPLEMENT TO KAUPO RANCH WELL #1
PUNAHOA SPRING WELL
The Punahoa Spring pump sump is subject to salt water contamination during high surf
periods. As an alternative to this pump site,·a wen is proposed at an elevation of 80 to 85 feet
above sea level just mauka of the Kaupo to Hana road up slope from the present pump at
Punahoa.
A six inch cased well, drilled to a depth of 5 to 10 feet below sea level, should provide an
adequate back up to the· proposed mauka well at 500 feet. Care must be exercised when
drilling below sea level to find the best combination of yield to salinity. It is expected that the
water level will stand several feet above sea level and that at small pumping rates of 20 to 30
gpm (gallons per minute) the water will be fresh and can serve as a drinking water stand by
source.
The well would be constructed in the lavas of the Kula volcanic series. Deep surface
weathering may reduce permeability so it may be necessary to cut back further into the ridge
when sitting the well. If at all possible, the well should enter fresh rock above sea level.
Stephen P. Bowles
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STEPHEN P. BOWLES
President
Telephone
(808) 885-4759
885-5941
FAX 885·7851
KAUPO RANCH WELL #1
The proposed well is to be located at an elevation of about 600 feet as indicated
on the map to be attached with the application. A recently constructed (1995)
water tank is located adjacent to the well site. Surface lava flows are capped with
a'a clinkers of the Hana volcanic series. It is expected that the dense Hana lava
will be penetrated at a depth of 30 to 50 feet. A great unconformity is evidenced
by gravel, rubble and the weathered surface of the older, thin bedded lavas of the
Kula volcanic series (see cross-section) within the Kula lavas.
Groundwater levels at the site are unknown but most likely will be associated
with a basal fresh water lens with the water level standing between elevation 5
and 10 feet. The well should penetrate to an elevation of -20 to -30 feet and
should be test pumped at a rate of about 50 gpm before casing is permanently
installed. Final setting of the casing depths and hole completion should be based
on the results of this test.
A minimum inside diameter of casing should be 6 inches with 8 inches preferred
to allow for future expansion of the pump capacity. About 20 feet of perforated
casing should extend below sea level and all casing should be steel. A cement
basket should be placed at sea level and back filled with several feet of beach
sand followed by any initial cement plug. Once the initial plug is cured, the
balance of the annular space should be sealed with neat cement grout placed in
100 foot increments which should be cured over night following each 100 foot
placement.
The well bore should be drilled to the original depth with a 12 inch bore. A
small bit can be used to drill open hole after casing, should such open hold be
needed.
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600'
WEATHERED
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IDEALIZED GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION
THROUGH PROPOSED WELL
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Feb.1996
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Top of CQslng 67' Qbove
seQ
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Ground Elevo.tlon 65' o.bove
This portion of well 10' dlo.Meter,
with 6' sched 40 pvc pipe, solid,
grouted full length, 40' deep.
Toto.l depth of well
100'
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6' sched 40 pvc
elevo.tlon 25' Qbove seQ level
Proposed
W'ell Section
Ko.upo Ro.nch
W' ell #1
Sto.te #3806-02
TMK 1-7-02-1
W'illio.M L. Pyle J PE
Civil Engineer
#4146
11/15/96
This portion of' well 6' dlo.Meter,
with 4' sched 40 pvc pipe, solid,
w/bOttOM 20' slotted, 60' deep toto.l,
no grout or rock po.cklng used.
~4' sched 40 pvc, co.pped on bOttOM
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bOttOM 20' slotted
bOttOM elevo.tlon 35' below seQ level
SeQ
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Punahoa Spring, location of proposed Kaupo Ranch Well # 1 State

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