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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Table of Contents 2. Team Directory 3. Project Schedule 4. Scope of Work 5. Fee Proposal Summary 6. Architects Hawaii Fee Proposal 7. Subconsultants Fee Proposals

Integrus Architecture Louis Berger Group PBR Hawaii & Associates, Inc. Wilson Okamoto & Associates, Inc. ECS, Inc. Communications Pacific, Inc. Cumming The Hallstrom Group Team/CBRE, Inc. Newmark Grubb Affiliate Control Point Surveying, Inc. Stanley Consultants Inc.

Team Directory Project: Oahu Community Correctional Center Planning for Relocation and Expansion Project No: DAGS Job No. 12-27-5670 Date: 2/5/2016 Subject: Contact information for the planning and design team Discipline Firm Address Name P:Phone

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Architect Prime

Architects Hawaii Ltd.

733 Bishop Street, Suite 3100 Honolulu, HI 96813

Brian Takahashi, AIA Chase Kersten

P:808.523.9636F:808.521.3280 P:808.792.5423 M:808.224.4388

btakahashi@ahldesign.com

Justice Architect & Planner

Integrus Architecture

10 South Cedar Street Spokane, WA 99201

Rich Siddons Preston Potratz

P:509.838.8681x2315 M:509.499.4284 F:509.838.2194 P:509.838.8681 M:509.435.3257 F:509.838.2194

rsiddons@integrusarch.com ppotratz@integrusarch.com

Justice Site-EIS-Land Use Planner

Louis Berger Group

412 Mount Kemble Avenue Morristown, NJ 07962

Robert Nardi P:973.407.1681F:973.267.6468

rnardi@louisberger.com

EIS Planners & Permitting (Local)

PBR Hawaii & Associates, Inc

American Savings Bank Tower 1001 Bishop Street, Suite 650 Honolulu, HI 96813

Vincent Shigekuni

P:808.521.5631x17 F:808.523.1402

vshigekuni@pbrhawaii.com

Civil Engineer (Local)

Wilson Okamoto Corporation

1907 South Beretania Street, Suite 400 Honolulu, HI 96826-1319

Glenn Kuwaye P:808.946.2277F:808.946.2253

gkuwaye@wilsonokamoto.com

Electrical Engineer (Local)

ECS, Inc.

615 Piikoi Street, Suite 207 Honolulu, HI 96814

Michele Adolpho

P:808.591.8181F:808.591.9098

mail@ecshawaii.com

Public Relations (Local)

Communications Pacific, Inc.

Topa Financial Center 700 Bishop Street,

Kitty LagaretaDavid Lato

P:808.521.5391F:808.697.6895

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Suite 600Honolulu, HI 96813

Cost Estimator (Local)

Cumming 1132 Bishop Street, Suite 1570 Honolulu, HI 96813

Andrew Tanton

P:808.947.4525F:808.440.3833

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Financial /Economic Analyst (Local)

The Hallstrom Group Team/CBRE, Inc

1003 Bishop Street , Suite 1350 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Tom Holliday P:808.541.5120F:808.541.5155

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Real Estate Constultant (Local)

Newmark Grubb Affiliate

1000 Bishop Street, Suite 909 Honolulu, HI 96813

Brant M. K. Yasaka

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Appraiser The Hallstrom Group Team/CBRE, Inc

1003 Bishop Street , Suite 1350 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Esther Price P:808.541.5127M:808.286.9994 F:808.541.5155

Esther.price@cbre.com

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Control Point Surveying, Inc.

1150 South King Street, Suite 1200 Honolulu, HI 96814

Ed Yeh P:808.591.2022x110 F:808.591.8333

yeh@cpshawaii.net

Construction Scheduler

Stanley Consultants Inc.

225 Iowa AvenueMuscatine, IA 52761

Tom Gott P:563.264.6673F:563.264.6658

gottom@stanleygroup.com

Oahu Community Correctional Center Planning for Relocation and ExpansionPROJECT SCHEDULE

DAGS Job No. 12-27- 5670AHL Job No. 6586.000

2/5/2016

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PROJECT APPROVAL

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Draft (DB-w/Financing) RFP Performance Docs Extra Task: Topo Survey/Boundary Stake-out

OCCC Replacement Planning & Arch. Program

Site Selection Study

Utility Analysis

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) / Technical ReportsPublic Outreach & Community Involvement

Land Entitlements

Special Permits

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Project Development Report

Master Plan For Selected Site

PROJECT APPROVAL 5 Mo.

C.3 APPRAISAL 3 Mo.

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OAHUCOMMUNITYCORRECTIONALCENTER

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SCOPEOFWORK(FEBRUARY2,2016)REVISED

TableofContentsA. PlanningforNewOCCCatNewLocation(BasicService).................................................................3

1. OCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectives/ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopment........................................................................................................3

2. SiteSelectionStudy............................................................................................................33. UtilityAnalysis.....................................................................................................................44. EnvironmentalImpactStatement.......................................................................................45. PublicOutreachandCommunityInvolvement...................................................................46. LandEntitlements...............................................................................................................47. SpecialPermits....................................................................................................................58. ProjectDevelopmentReport..............................................................................................59. MasterPlanReportforSelectedSite..................................................................................510. ProjectPlanningSchedule..................................................................................................5

B. DraftRequestforProposalwithFinancingforNewOCCCProjectDevelopment(BasicService)......61. DraftDocumentsandPerformanceStandards(PrimaryRFPIntent).................................62. FinancingStrategyOutline..................................................................................................6

C. ExtraCostAllowanceTasks(AdditionalServices)...........................................................................61. TopographicSurvey,SubdivisionApplicationandBoundaryStakeOut............................62. TitleReport.........................................................................................................................63. PropertyAppraisal..............................................................................................................74. PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment.............................................................................75. StatementsofProbableConstructionCost........................................................................7

D. Attachments .........................................................................................................................7Attachment A OCCC Replacement Planning Goals and Objectives/Architectural Program and

PlanningConceptDevelopment........................................................................8Task1:OCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectives............................................................8Task2:ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopment..............................................9

AttachmentBSiteSelectionStudy..................................................................................................10Task1:DevelopInventoryofPotentialOCCCSites......................................................................10Task2: ScreenCandidatePotentialSitesAgainstSite,Environmental, InfrastructureandOther

Criteria..............................................................................................................................12Task3:ConductDetailedEvaluationsofThreeFinalistSites........................................................12Task4:EconomicandFinancialImpactAnalysisofRelocatedandExpandedOCCC....................13

AttachmentCEnvironmentalImpactStatement.............................................................................16Task1:FinalEA/EISPreparationNoticeandScoping....................................................................16Task2:DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparation........................................................18

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Task3:FinalEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparation.........................................................22AttachmentDUtilityAnalysis..........................................................................................................25

WaterSupplyRequirements..........................................................................................................25WastewaterCollectionandTreatmentRequirements..................................................................25ElectricPowerRequirements.........................................................................................................26NaturalGasServiceRequirements................................................................................................27

AttachmentEPublicOutreachandCommunityPartnering..............................................................28Task1:PublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlan................................................................28Task2:PublicOutreach.................................................................................................................29Task3:CommunityPartnering......................................................................................................30Task4:ProjectTeamCommunications,SupportandCoordination..............................................31

AttachmentFStatementsofProbableCost.....................................................................................32Task1:SiteSelectionCostStudy...................................................................................................32Task2:PreferredCandidateSite...................................................................................................32

AttachmentGLandEntitlements.....................................................................................................33Task1:ZoningVariance.................................................................................................................33Task2:ChangeinZoning...............................................................................................................34Task3:StateSpecialPermit...........................................................................................................34

AttachmentHPlanReviewUseorHCDAConditionalUsePermit....................................................36Task1:PlanReviewUse.................................................................................................................36Task2:HCDAConditionalUsePermit............................................................................................38

AttachmentIMasterPlanReportforSelectedSite..........................................................................40Task1:MasterPlanReportforSelectedSite................................................................................40Fortheselectedcandidatesite,theMasterPlanshallinclude:....................................................40Task2:ComparativeAlternativeProjectFinancingAnalysis........................................................40

AttachmentJBoundaryandTopographicSurveys...........................................................................41Task1:ALTAPropertyBoundarySurvey/OwnershipResearch...................................................41Task2:TopographicSurveyMapping............................................................................................43

AttachmentKPropertyAppraisal....................................................................................................44AttachmentLPhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment.....................................................................45AttachmentMProjectPlanningSchedule........................................................................................47

Task1:DevelopanOverallScheduleTemplate.............................................................................47Task2:MasterSchedule................................................................................................................47Task3:RefinedProjectSchedule...................................................................................................47Task4:ParticipateinSiteSelectionProcess..................................................................................48Task5:Meetings............................................................................................................................48

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OAHUCOMMUNITYCORRECTIONALCENTER

PLANNINGFORRELOCATIONANDEXPANSION

DAGSJobNo.12275670

SCOPEOFWORK

Situatedon16acresinHonolulu,theOahuCommunityCorrectionalCenter(OCCC)isthelargestjailfacilityintheStateofHawaii.OCCChousespretrialdetaineesandinadditiontoitsjailfunctions,providesreintegrationprogrammingformalesentencedfelons.TheHawaiiDepartmentofPublicSafety(PSD)alsomanagesandoperatestheLaumakaWorkFurloughCenter(WFC)whichislocatedneartheOCCC.InmatesassignedtotheLaumakaWFCareeitheractivelyseekingemploymentorworkinginthecommunity.

IthasbeendeterminedthattheStateofHawaiihasanimmediateneedforamodernandexpandedOCCC.InresponsetothisneedtheHawaiiDepartmentofAccountingandGeneralServices(DAGS)andHawaiiPSDareproposingtorelocateandexpandthesecureOCCCcampusalongwithrelocatingtheminimumsecurityLaumakaWFCcampus.TheintentofthisprojectisforPSDandDAGS,assistedbyateamofconsultantsledbyArchitectsHawaii,Ltd.(Consultantteam),toundertaketheplanning,engineering,architectural,environmental,andrelatedservicesnecessarytosupporttheproposedrelocationoftheOCCCcampusandtheLaumakaWFCcampus.Thetasksrequiredtosuccessfullyaccomplishthisundertakingaresummarizedbelowanddescribedindetailintheattachments.

A. PlanningforNewOCCCatNewLocation(BasicService)

1. OCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectives/ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopmentTheConsultantteamshallconductafactfindingworkshopwithPSDandDAGSleadershiptoexplore,defineanddocumenttheplanninggoalsandobjectivesandPSDandDAGSvisionforthisengagement.SeeScopeofWorkfortheOCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectivesinAttachmentA.TheConsultantteam(ledbytheJusticeArchitectandspecialtysubconsultants)shallalsoworkwithPSDandDAGStoprepareanarchitecturalspaceprogramandplanningconceptsforallspacestobeincludedinthenewfacilities.SeeScopeofWorkfortheArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopmentactivitiesinAttachmentA.

2. SiteSelectionStudyBasedontheresultsoftheOCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectives/ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopmenttask,theConsultantteam(ledbytheSiteSelectionPlanner/Specialistandspecialtyrealestatesubconsultant),shallidentifypotentialcandidatesitestorelocateandexpandtheOCCCandreplacetheLaumakaWFC.Alternativesiteswillbereviewedandrankedaccording

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totheGovernmentspreference.SeeScopeofWorkfortheSiteSelectionStudyinAttachmentB.

3. UtilityAnalysisTheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCwillrelyheavilyupontheavailabilityandcapacityofwatersupply,wastewatercollectionandtreatment,electricpower,andnaturalgassystemsandservices.Therefore,theConsultantteam(CivilandElectricalengineers)willanalyze/reviewinformationontheavailabilityandcapacityofutilityservicesinandnearthecandidatesitestodeterminetheimprovementsneededandtheassociatedorderofmagnitudecoststoservearelocatedandexpandedOCCC.TheresultsofthistaskwillbeincorporatedwithintheSiteSelectionStudyandtheEnvironmentalImpactStatement.(TheConsultantwillensurethereisnoduplicationofeffortbetweenandamongthesetasks.)SeeScopeofWorkforconductingtheutilityanalysisinAttachmentD.

4. EnvironmentalImpactStatementTheConsultantteamshallassistPSDandDAGSwiththepreparationandprocessingofaFinalEnvironmentalAssessmentandEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparationNotice(FEA/EISPN),DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatement(DEIS),andFinalEIS(FEIS)underHRSChapter343,theHawaiiEnvironmentalPolicyActthatanalyzesanddocumentsthepotentialenvironmentalimpactsofrelocatingandexpandingOCCCandreplacingtheLaumakaWFC.SeeScopeofWorkforpreparingtheEISinAttachmentC.

5. PublicOutreachandCommunityInvolvementTheConsultantteamshallassistPSDandDAGSwithdevelopmentandimplementationofapublicoutreacheffortcombiningstrategicadviceandguidance,preparinganddistributingpublicinformationmaterials;arrangingandattendingformalandinformalmeetings;respondingtopublicinformationrequests;andcoordinatinginternalprojectteamdiscussions,activitiesandmeetings.Attheonsetofthistask,acleardivisionofroles,responsibilities,activities,anddeliverablesbetweentheConsultantteamandPSD,DAGSandothers,asapplicable,willbeestablished.Doingsowillensureasuccessfuloutcomeandavoidconflictsandduplicationofeffort.SeeScopeofWorkforPublicOutreachandCommunityInvolvementactivitiesinAttachmentE.

6. LandEntitlementsTheConsultantteamshalldeterminelandentitlementrelatedissuesforcandidatesites,suchaszoningchangeorvariancesthatmayberequired.Alsoconsideredwillbetheimpactsoftheentitlementprocessasitaffectstheoveralldevelopmentschedule.(NotethatzonechangeswouldnotberequirediftheselectedcandidatesitewaslocatedonlandsregulatedbyeithertheCityandCountyofHonoluluorHCDA.)SeeScopeofWorkforLandEntitlementsinAttachmentG.

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7. SpecialPermitsTheConsultantteamshalldeterminetheneedforanyspecialpermits.PlanReviewUse(PRU)andSUPfortheselectedsitewillbeidentifiedifneeded.PRU,HCDAandSUPapplicationsandfeesareincludedandcoordinatedasajointEIS/SpecialPermitsapplication(s)oftheproject.However,utilitypermitsandfeesarenotincludedaspartofthiseffortandaredeferredtobepartofthefuturedesignoftheproject.AdetaileddescriptionisprovidedintheScopeofWorkforPRUandHCSAConditionalUserelatedactivitiesinAttachmentH.

8. ProjectDevelopmentReportTheConsultantteamshallprepareadraftandfinalProjectDevelopmentReport(PDR)necessaryforlateruse(byothers)indesigningtherelocationandexpansionofOCCC.ThePDRwillincludethefollowingitems: BriefjustificationoftheProjectintermsofthepresentandfutureoperation SpacerequirementsanddesigncriteriarequiredasinputforaConsultantin

designingtherelocationandexpansionofOCCC Recommendedsitelocationandrelatedsiteinformation Projectdevelopmentscheduleforallphases Economicimpactanalysisofallphases

9. MasterPlanReportforSelectedSiteConstructionoftherelocatedandexpandedOCCCislikelytobeaccomplishedinphases.TheConsultantteamshallprepareaMasterPlanreportthattakesintoconsiderationthephaseddevelopmentoftheselectedcandidatesite.AComparativeAlternativeProjectFinancingAnalysiswillalsobeperformedfortheselectedsitewhichexaminesallfinancingoptionsavailabletotheStateforfundingandmaintainingthenewcorrectionalfacilities.AlsoprovidedareValueforMoney(VfM)calculationstocompareconstructionfinancingbetweentraditionalandprivatesectorfundingsourcesaswellasacomparisonoflongtermmanagementcostsbetweendeliverymethodologies.SeeScopeofWorkforMasterPlanreportinAttachmentI.

10. ProjectPlanningScheduleAprojectplanningscheduleisattachedtothisproposalandwillbefurtherdevelopedandperiodicallyupdatedasneededtoreflectestimatedconstructionschedule(viaextracostallowance).Whennecessary(followingidentificationoftheselectedsite)andrequested,theConsultantteamshallpreparetheanalysisandnarrativefortheoveralldevelopmentscheduleandprojectconstructionschedulerelativetothefuturedevelopmentoftheselectedcandidatesite.Anallowancehasbeenprovidedforpreparingsuchscheduleswhichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.SeeScopeofWorkforschedulepreparationinAttachmentM.

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B. DraftRequestforProposalwithFinancingforNewOCCCProjectDevelopment(BasicService)TheConsultantteamshallpreparetwostepdesignbuilddocuments,uponinwhichafuturefinaldesignRFPcanbebasedforthepurposesofreceivingcompetitivedesignbuildproposalsafteradesigncontractisexecuted.TheprimaryintentofthisdraftRFPprepared,withinthescopeofthisplanningproject,istodescribeingeneralwhatthefacilitymaylooklikeandoutlineaconstructionprojectfinancingstrategy.

1. DraftDocumentsandPerformanceStandards(PrimaryRFPIntent)i. Graphicmaterialandothercollateralforpublicdisplay

1. Conceptualfacilityandsitedesign2. Diagrams3. Renderings4. Narratives

2. FinancingStrategyOutline1. ProjectDeliveryAgreement2. PaymentSchedule3. MiscellaneousFinancingInformation

C. ExtraCostAllowanceTasks(AdditionalServices)Intheabsenceofafinalselectedcandidatesitethereisnoneedatthistimetoconductothermiscellaneoustasksassociatedwithpropertyacquisitionandrelatedundertakings.Whennecessary,suchOtherMiscellaneousTasksshallbeperformedbytheConsultantteam.Allowanceshavebeenprovidedforvariousmiscellaneoustasks(below)whichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.

1. TopographicSurvey,SubdivisionApplicationandBoundaryStakeOutIntheabsenceofafinalselectedcandidatesitethereisnoneedatthistimetoconductboundaryandtopographicsurveys,preparesubdivisionapplications,orotherrelatedtasks.Whennecessaryandrequested,landsurveyingshallbeundertakenbytheConsultantteam.Anallowancehasbeenprovidedforpreparingatopographicsurvey,subdivisionapplicationandboundarystakeoutwhichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.SeeScopeofWorkforlandsurveysfortheselectedsiteinAttachmentJ.

2. TitleReportIntheabsenceofafinalselectedcandidatesitethereisnoneedatthistimetoprepareatitlereport.Preparationofatitlereportmayberequirediftheselectedsiteistobeacquiredfromaprivateentity.Anallowancehasbeenprovidedforpreparingatitlesearchreportwhichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.

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3. PropertyAppraisalIntheabsenceofafinalselectedcandidatesite,thereisnoneedatthistimetoprepareapropertyappraisalofthesite.Whennecessaryandrequested,anappraisalshallbeperformedbytheConsultantteam.Anallowancehasbeenprovidedforpreparingthenecessaryappraisalwhichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.SeeScopeofWorkforpropertyappraisalservicesinvolvingtheselectedsiteinAttachmentK.

4. PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentIntheabsenceofafinalselectedcandidatesitethereisnoneedatthistimetoprepareaPhaseIESA.Whennecessaryandrequested,aPhaseIESAshallbepreparedbytheConsultantteamtocomplywithduediligencerequirements(toidentifyanyenvironmentalornaturalresourceissuesandconditionsthatwillneedamitigationplanandcost)priortopropertyacquisition.AnallowancehasbeenprovidedforpreparingaPhaseIESAofthefinalselectedsitewhichcanbeaddedatthetimeofrequestasadditionalservices.SeeScopeofWorkforpreparationofaPhaseIESAforthefinalselectedcandidatesiteinAttachmentL.

5. StatementsofProbableConstructionCostTheConsultantteam(ledbytheCostEstimator)shallprepareStatementsofProbableConstructionCostfortheselecteddevelopmentoption.TheCostEstimatorwillbasethecostassumptionsontheconceptualdesignprovidedintheMasterPlanreport.IfphasingisprovidedintheMasterPlan,thecostestimatewillbepreparedforeachphaseoftheconstructionoftheproposedOCCCrelocationandexpansion.ProjectcostswillincludetheescalationtothemidpointofconstructionandconsidercontractorOHandmarkups.AbudgetforFF&Eandcollateralequipmentwillbeprovidedasanallowancetodeterminetotalprojectcosts.SeeScopeofWorkforStatementsofProbableConstructionCostsinAttachmentF.

D. Attachments

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AttachmentAOCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectives/ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopment

Task1:OCCCReplacementPlanningGoalsandObjectivesTheAHLConsultantteamwillworkwithPSDandDAGStodeterminethebasicplanandprogramforsitingtheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC.TostreamlinecoordinationwithPSDtheConsultantwillprepareandsubmitRequestsforInformation(RFIs)toPSDinaneasytouseformattosolicitknowledgeandinformationavailableonlyfromPSDandrequirementsspecifictoPSDoperationalprocedures.

TodeterminegeneralPSDpreferencesinfacilitysizingandlayoutadraftdocumentorframeworkwillbedevelopedandsubmittedtoinitiateandhelpguidesuchadiscussion.Withsuchadraftdocumentinhand,theConsultantteamshallthenpreparefor,attend,andfacilitateaProjectWorkshopwithrepresentativesofPSD,DAGSandtheConsultanttofurtherexplore,defineanddocumenttheunderstandingofprojectgoalsandobjectives;thePSD/DAGSVisionfortheengagement;thenature,scale,capacityandkeyfeaturesoftheproposedfacility;andtoelicitinput,topicsofimportance,andissuesofconcernregardingtheplanning,sitingandeventualdevelopmentofarelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC.

DuringandfollowingtheProjectWorkshopandincollaborationwithPSDandDAGS,theConsultantteamwilldefinethepurposeandobjectivesunderlyingtheplanningfortheproposedOCCCanditsanticipatedcomponentsandcharacteristicswhichwillberefinedastheprocessunfolds:

Planninghorizon(i.e.,20years,30years,etc.) NewOCCClocationlimitationsand/orconstraints PotentialforcolocationwithexistingPrison Potentialforsplitfacility,CentralHonoluluandremotelocation PotentialforconversionofexistingPrisontoOCCCanddevelopanewPrisonatanother

location Landarearequirementsbasedonrepresentativebuildinglayouts,bufferarea,

expansionpotential,etc. Preliminarysiting,design,anddevelopmentschedule

BasedontheresultsoftheWorkshop,PSD,DAGSandtheConsultantTeamshalldeterminetheoptimumsizeanddesiredconfigurationofaproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCfromwhichminimumlandrequirementsneededfordevelopmentwillbeevaluated.TheConsultantshalldevelopaconceptualfootprintofaprotypicalOCCCforsiteevaluationpurposes.ThefootprintwillbeschematicinnaturewithconfigurationandsizesofhousingunitsandsupportareasbasedonPSDpreferences.Allocationsforvehicularsiteaccessandparkingwillbeincludedaswellas"standoff"spacebetweenperimeterfencingand

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adjacentproperties.Theaboveinformationwillbeutilizedtodeterminetheoptimumsiteareaandconfigurationrequirements(andasinputtotheSiteSelectionStudy).

Task2:ArchitecturalProgramandPlanningConceptDevelopmentTheConsultantteamsJusticeArchitectandspecialtysubconsultantswillworkwiththeHawaiiPSDandDAGStoprepareanarchitecturalspaceprogramandplanningconceptsforallspacestobeincludedinthenewfacilities.Tasksincludedetermining:

Futuredetaineeandinmatepopulationprojectionsorganizedbyclassificationlevelforthetargetedplanningperiod,usingpriorstudiesasstartingpoint.

Specificprograms,departmentalandsupportfunctionstobeincluded Secureandnonsecurehousingconfigurations Secureandnonsecuredetaineeandinmatemovementpatterns Externalfunctionalspacerequirements Externalsecureandnonsecureaccesstothefacility Parkingrequirementsbasedonzoningcoderequirements Developdepartmentalrelationshipdiagramstoillustrateallintradepartmentspaces Developfacilityrelationshipdiagramstoillustratealldepartmentalrelationships Developconceptualdepartmentandfacilityplansbasedupontheabove Identifyanddocumentestimatedstaffingrequirementsbasedonconceptdesignand

industrybestpractices IdentifyanddocumentEstimatedOperationalBudgetforinitialandfuturephases

TheeffortassociatedwiththistaskwillhelpensurethattheeventualsitewillbesufficienttoaccommodatetheproposedOCCCalongwithsupportandancillaryfacilities.TheinformationwillalsobeusedtoconveytodecisionmakersandthepublictherationaleforconsideringsitesfortherelocatedandexpandedOCCC,howthesiteswillallowfordevelopmentofthenewfacility,andhowPSDwillcontinuetoensurethesafetyandwellbeingofoffenders,staffandthepublic.

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AttachmentBSiteSelectionStudy

TheAHLConsultantteamunderstandstheuniquechallengesfacingtheStateofHawaiiandtheDepartmentsofPublicSafety(PSD)andAccountingandGeneralServices(DAGS)asitmovesforwardwithplanning,siting,designanddevelopmentofarelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC.Thosechallengesmaketheprocessmorecomplexandtimeconsumingthanotherpublicprojectsofasimilarscale.Asuccessfulsiteselectionprocessinvolvesawelldefinedplanforward,atransparentandinclusiveapproachtositing,anddefensibledecisionmakingthatbuildstowardsstakeholderconsensusontheoutcome.Tomaximizetheeffortandinvestmentinthesiteselectionprocess,theConsultantteamwillutilizealldatagatheredandanalyzedduringtheplanning,engineeringandenvironmentalstudiestoexpeditecompletionofotherrelatedtasks.Forexample,thesiteselectionprocesswillrelyheavilyupontheinformationandanalysesconductedduringtheUtilityAnalysis(AttachmentD).Understandingthelocations,capacities,neededimprovements,andpotentialcostsforutilitysystemupgradeswillbeimportantinputstothesitescreeningandevaluationprocess.UseofinformationandanalysesperformedduringtheUtilityAnalysiswillreducetheeffort,costsandscheduleforcompletingtheSiteSelectionStudy.Similarly,thebenefitsofarobustSiteSelectionStudyincludetheopportunitytoutilizethesitingstudyresultstoexpeditepreparationoftheEnvironmentalImpactStatement(EIS).TheefforttoidentifyandevaluatealternativesitesisfundamentaltotheEISprocessandthedatacollectedandanalyzedinvolvingenvironmentalconditionsandfeatures,culturalresources,utilityservicesandsystems,transportationnetworks,andlandownershipandlanduseentitlementswillalsoreducethetimeandeffortnecessarytopreparetheinitialenvironmentalimpactstudies.TheConsultantteamiswellversedinmethodstomaximizingtheuseofdata,reduceoverallstudycosts,andreducethetimetocompletion.ProvidedbelowisadescriptionofthekeytasksinherentinasuccessfulOCCCsitingstudy.

Task1:DevelopInventoryofPotentialOCCCSitesTheConsultantteamshallestablishaninitialsitesearchradiuswithinwhicheffortstoidentifyprospectivesitesforarelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFCwillbefocusedasoutlinedbelow. CurrentOCCCworkforceplaceofresidence(byzipcode) Location(s)ofmedicalandhealthcareservicescurrentlysupporting/servingOCCC Location(s)oflegalinfrastructure(courthouses,etc.)supportingOCCC Regionaltransportationnetworksandpublictransitservices KnowncommunityinterestinhostingarelocatedandexpandedOCCCEvaluatingprospectivesiteswithinthesitesearchareamustrelyuponcriteriatodeterminewhetherOCCCdevelopmentisfeasibleatasiteandifthesiteanditssurroundingsarewell

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suitedtohostthefacility.Atthesametime,itisrecognizedthatevaluatingsiteswithstrictadherencetoallsitingrequirementsisunlikelytobesuccessfulandwillresultineliminationofviablesitesfromconsideration.Therefore,flexibilityisnecessarytoachievethedesiredresult;sitesthatcanbedevelopedforarelocatedandexpandedOCCC(andreplacementLaumakaWFC)withinapreferredgeographicarea,atareasonablecost,andwithminimaladverseenvironmentalimpacts.WorkingincollaborationwithPSDandDAGS,theConsultantteamshallestablishminimumsitefeaturesandconditions,infrastructurerequirements,hazardavoidancestandards,andotherfactorsinherentinsitingarelocatedandexpandedOCCCasoutlinedbelow. SiteFeatures/Requirements

Minimumlandarea(acreage)andconfiguration Topographicconditions Culturalandnaturalenvironmentalresources Physicallimitationstodevelopment(potentialforcontamination)

UtilityRequirements(fromUtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD) Watersupplyaveragedailypotablewaterandfireprotectionrequirements Wastewatertreatmentaveragedailywastewatervolumes Accesstopubliclyowned/operatedwatersupplyandwastewatertreatment

systems Electricityaveragedailydemand,loadfactors,voltagerequirements,service

reliabilityandredundancy Naturalgasrequirements(basedonavailability)

TransportationRequirements Motorvehicleaccess Publictransitservices

OtherFactors Siteownership(publicvs.private,singlevs.multipleowners) Hazardstobeavoided(floodandtsunamiareas,airportclearzones,formerlandfills,

etc.) Emergencyresponse,fireprotectionandhealthcareservices Likelyacquisitioncosts,sitepreparationcosts,andcoststoproviderequired

infrastructure(orderofmagnitude) Industrial,institutional,orequivalentzoning Landentitlementreview,approvalandpermittingprocess

TheConsultantshallprepareaSitingInformationPacketdescribingthesitingprocessandidentifyingtheinitialsearchareaandminimumrelocatedandexpandedOCCCsitingcriteriaandrequirementsforcandidatesites.FollowingreviewandapprovalbyPSDandDAGS,theConsultantshallwidelydistributetheSitingInformationPacket(viadirectmailing,email,andothermeans)tokeyagencies,organizationsandofficialswithinandsurroundingtheinitialsearchradiustosolicitinterestandcommentsontheidentifiedpotentialcandidatesites.IncollaborationwithPSDandDAGS,theConsultantwillactivelyconsiderotherpotentialdevelopmentsites(industrialandbusinessparks,propertiesforsale,etc.)fromproperty

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ownersandtherealestateindustry.Thiswillincludearrangingandattendingmeetingswitheconomicdevelopmentofficials,municipalandregionalplanners,realestateindustryrepresentatives,electedofficials,andotherswhoreceivedtheSitingInformationPacketandareconsideringofferingpropertiestothePSDforinitialevaluationofcandidatesites.

Task2:ScreenCandidatePotentialSitesAgainstSite,Environmental,InfrastructureandOtherCriteriaToavoidthetimeandexpenseofconductingindepthevaluationsofnumerouspotentialsiteswhichmaybeofferedoravailableforconsideration,theConsultant,incollaborationwithPSDandDAGS,willemployadesktopscreeningtooltoinventory,analyze,assess,uptofivepotentialsitesagainstthesitingcriteria.Onlylimitedfieldvisitstothefiveprospectivesitestoverifyconditionswilloccuratthisstageofthesitingprocess.Informationconcerninguptofiveindividualsiteswillbeevaluatedforcompleteness,verifiedastoaccuracy,andassessedfor: Generalfeatures:acreage,configuration,ownership,numberofparcels Proximitytopopulationcenters(assurrogateforhousing,amenities,etc.). Developmentconsiderations:topography,seismicpotential,soils,waterfeatures,etc. Utilityservices:providers,availability,capacity,proximityandaccesstoutilities(from

UtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD) Transportationsystems:highwayaccess,traveltime,transitserviceavailability,etc. Environmentalresources:floodplains,tsunamizones,wetlands,historicandcultural

resources,specialstatusspecieshabitats,etc. Onsite,adjoiningandnearbylandusesincludingpotentialconflictswithschools,parks,

culturalsites,etc. Accessibilitytocourtsandancillarylegalservices,medicalservices,etc.

TheConsultantwillprovidepreliminarylandentitlementreview,approvalandpermittingprocessinformationforeachalternativesitebeingconsidered.TheConsultantwillalsoprovideinformationonlandentitlementsandapprovalprocessthatwouldbeconsideredinevaluatingthethreefinalistsites.

WiththeinputandassistanceofPSDandDAGS,theConsultantteamwillratethesitesbasedontheresultsofthescreeningprocessandanalyzethesitesthatarejudgedtobestmeetthesitingcriteriaandareworthyofmoreindepthevaluation.TheresultsofthiseffortwillbesummarizedinaSiteScreeningAssessmentReporttobesubmittedtoPSDandDAGS.

Task3:ConductDetailedEvaluationsofThreeFinalistSitesTherationalefortheselectionofthethreecandidatesitesforOCCC(andreplacementLaumakaWFC)developmentwasexplainedearlier.Thethreeprospectivesiteswillbeconsideredhighlyratedfollowingtheanalysisprocessabovewillbesubjectedtofurtherindepthanalyses.Onthatbasis,theConsultant,withtheassistanceofPSDandDAGS,shallconductonsitefieldinvestigationsofthethreesitestogatherinformation,verifyconditions,andanalyzedevelopmentopportunitiesandconstraintsforthefollowingtopics:

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Sitefeatures:acreage,numberofowners,numberofparcels,jurisdiction Topographicfeatures:slope,anticipatedsitepreparation(cutandfill)requirements Seismicpotential,geologicfeatures,soillimitations,pastlandfilling Waterresources:streams,floodplains,tsunamizones,drainageways,onsitewells,etc. Utilityinfrastructure:jurisdiction,availability,capacity,proximityandaccess(from

UtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD) Environmentalresources:extent/locationofwetlands,specialspecieshabitats,etc. Culturalresources:prehistoric/historicresources,architecturalresources,etc. Potentialforcontamination:past/currentlanduses,commercialdatabases Transportationandtransitsystems:highwayaccess,busandrailservices Adjoining/nearbylanduses:potentialforconflicts,healthandsafetyrisks,etc. Accessibilitytocourtsandancillarylegalservices,medicalservices,volunteers,etc. Landentitlements(zoning,localpermitsandapprovals) Developmentpotential:siteplanningoptions,implementationschedule,other Developmentcosts:landacquisition,sitepreparation,infrastructureimprovements,

environmentalmitigation,other Hostcommunity:interest,acceptance,support,opposition

ThreesiteswillbesubjectedtoindepthanalysisandinvestigationwiththeConsultantsummarizingtheresultsandcomparingsitesinmatrixformwithinaSiteInvestigationandRecommendationsReportaddressing: Identificationofpotentialdevelopmentconstraints Likelypropertyacquisition,sitepreparation,infrastructuredevelopmentand

remediationcosts Easeofimplementation Anticipatedimplementationschedule CommunityacceptanceandsupportThebaselinedata,analyses,andfindingsandrecommendationsresultingfromthedetailedsiteevaluationsareintendedtoassistPSDandDAGSinthesiteselectiondecisionmakingprocess.However,thedetailedevaluationswillalsoprovidecriticalinputstotheenvironmentalimpactstatementdocumentsandvariouspermitsandapprovalsneededtosupportrelocatedandexpandedOCCCandLaumakaWFCdevelopment,ultimatelyreducingthetimeandeffortneededtoproducesuchdocumentation.

Task4:EconomicandFinancialImpactAnalysisofRelocatedandExpandedOCCCConstructingandoperatingarelocatedandexpandedOCCCwouldcatalyzeeconomicimpactswellbeyondthedirectexpendituresinvolvedinitsconstructionandoperation.Additionalemployment,personalincome,output,andincreasedtaxrevenueswouldbegeneratedasthespendingbyconstructioncompanies,OCCCsuppliers,andPSDemployeesandtheirfamilieswouldboosteconomicactivityonOahu.TheeconomicandfinancialeffectsoftherelocatedandexpandedOCCCwouldbebothshorttermandlongterm.Animportantpartoftheoverallundertaking(andpreparationoftheEISandcommunity

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partneringeffort),isacomprehensivesetofeconomicandfinancialanalysestodemonstratetheeconomicimpact(i.e.,benefits)oftheproposedaction.

TheConsultantteamwillestimatetheeconomicimpactsoftherelocatedandexpandedOCCCconstructionandoperationusingtheHawaiiDepartmentofBusiness,EconomicDevelopment,andTourism(DBEDT)inputoutputmodel.ThemodelwillemploythemostrecenteconomicdataavailableforOahuIslandandtheStateofHawaii.Shorttermandlongtermimpactswillbeestimatedatboththecountyandstatelevelsfortheproposedaction.

UseoftheDBEDTmodelwillallowtheConsultantteamtoestimatetherippleeffectsofbuildingandoperatingtherelocatedandexpandedOCCContheeconomiesofOahuandtheStateofHawaii.Themodelfirstmeasuresthedirecteffectswhicharethechangesinemployment,income,andoutputassociatedwithbuildingandoperatingthenewOCCCfacility.Directemployment,forexample,wouldincludetheworkershiredtoconstructandoperatethefacility.

Themodelalsoestimatesindirectandinducedeffects.Indirecteffectsresultwhenafirmcontractedtobuildthefacilitiespurchasesmaterialsandservicessuchassteel,lumber,andcementfromotherestablishments.Theseotherestablishmentsthenmustincreasetheiroutputandpurchaseadditionalmaterialsandservicesfromtheirsupplierstomeetthenewdemand.Themodelalsoestimatesinducedeffects,whichareincreasesineconomicactivityattributabletoadditionalspendingbyworkersandtheirfamilieswhoweredirectlyorindirectlyhiredasaresultoftheproject.Together,theseeffectsarethetotaleffectsthatareestimatedbythemodel.TheestimatedeconomiceffectsorbenefitswillbegeneratedusingboththeDBEDTandIMPLANmodelandbasedonthefollowingassumptions: Totaldirectconstructioncostsestimatesfortheproposedrelocatedandexpanded

OCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC. Anestablishedconstructiontimeframe. Estimatednetchangesinannualoperationalandmaintenancecostsandemployment

levels.

Theeconomicbenefitsarisingfromtheconstructionphasewouldbetemporaryandwouldceaseonceconstructionofthenewfacilityiscompleted.Incontrast,thebenefitsarisingfromtheoperationandmaintenancephasewouldcontinuefortheentirelifecycleofthenewfacility.However,becausethenewfacilityisintendedtoreplacetheexistingOCCC,theonlyeconomicbenefitsthatwillbecalculatedfortheoperatingphasearethoseincrementaltothecurrentfacility.Itisassumedthatthecurrentfacilitysworkforcewouldtransfertothenewfacilityandthatbenefitswouldderiveonlyfromeconomicactivitiesgeneratedbythenewemployeesthatwouldbehiredtomeettheadditionalmissionrequirementsaswellasfromincreasesinexpenditures(ifany)associatedwithitsoperation.

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TheConsultantteamwilluseitsfinancialmodeltoprovideasoundanalyticalbasistoevaluatethecostsforoperatingtherelocatedandexpandedOCCC.ThepurposeoftheanalysiswillbetoestimateandcompareoperatingandmaintenancecostsonaperinmateperdaybasisforthenewOCCCfacility.TheperinmateperdaycostestimateswillbegeneratedusingaspreadsheetanalysisdevelopedbytheConsultantteam.Theoperatingcostanalysiswillinvolvethefollowingcomponents: ParametersCostsassociatedwithconstruction,operationandrecurringmaintenance

ofthenewOCCCfacility. MethodologyConsolidationofmultipledatasetsusingaspreadsheetmodel ResultsAveragecostperinmateperdayfortheexistingandproposedOCCC

Thefirststepwillinvolvethecollection,compilation,andcategorizationofallexistingcostdata,inconjunctionwithfacilitybudgetinformation,atasufficientlydisaggregatedleveltofacilitatetheallocationofannualexpenditures.Next,aspreadsheetanalysiswillbedevelopedbyconsolidatingmultipledatasetsintoasingle,welldefinedsetofexpenditurecategoriessuchthattheannualcostscanbeassignedtoOCCCexpenditures.Thechallengeinthedevelopmentoftheanalysiswillbetoconsolidatemultipledatasetsdispersedacrossmanyformats,contracts,andspreadsheetsintoasingleunifieddatabasethatwillfullyandproperlyaccountforallmajorcostsassociatedwithOCCCoperation.

Thefinancialanalysisparameterswillhavetwoprimarycomponents:expendituresandlaborcosts.Expendituredatawillbedisaggregatedintooperationandrecurringmaintenance(O&M)costs(includingfoodservices,medical,routinemaintenance,etc.),capitalmaintenanceandcapitalcosts.Laborcostsareanycostsassociatedwithstaffing,includingemployeebenefits.

ThemodeldevelopedandusedbytheConsultantteamwillcalculatethecostofhousinganinmateattheexistingOCCCaswellasthecostofhousinganinmateattheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCsoastoprovideacomparison.TheanalysiswillusecostdataprovidedbyPSD;wherecostdataareunavailableornotspecificallyallocatedtoOCCC,assumptionswillbemade.Theanalysiswillbedevelopedforaperiodof25years.

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AttachmentCEnvironmentalImpactStatement

TheAHLConsultantteamwouldassistPSDandDAGSwiththepreparationandprocessingofaFinalEnvironmentalAssessmentandEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparationNotice(FEA/EISPN),DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatement(DEIS),andFinalEIS(FEIS)underHRSChapter343,theHawaiiEnvironmentalPolicyAct(HEPA)thatanalyzesanddocumentsthepotentialenvironmentalimpactsofrelocatingandexpandingOCCC(theproposedaction).TheHRS343reviewprocessshallserveasthebasisforPSDandDAGSdecisionmakingbasedonanunderstandingoftheprojectspotentialenvironmentalimpactsandtheirmitigation.TheConsultantteamshalldevelopthecontentofalldocumentssuchthattheymeettherequirementsofPSDandDAGSandarepursuanttoChapter343,HRSandTitle11,Chapter200,HAR.(ItisassumedthatnoFederalfundswillbeinvolved,sotherequirementsoftheNationalEnvironmentalPolicyActwillnotbeaddressedduringthistask.)Theactivitiestobecarriedoutaredescribedbelow.

Task1:FinalEA/EISPreparationNoticeandScopingTheConsultantshallprepareaFEA/EISPNdocumentforfilingwiththeappropriateStateofHawaiiregulatoryauthority(s)andconductpreassessmentconsultationswithpertinentstateandlocalagenciesandorganizationsasrequiredbySection112009,HAR.ThiswillincludeearlyconsultationswiththeCityandCountyofHonolulu,DepartmentofPlanningandPermittingaswellasotheragenciesorindividualsthatmayhavejurisdictionorexpertisewithrespecttotheproposedaction.Theeffortwillinvolvepreparationofthefollowing: FEA/EISPNCover,TableofContents,ListofExhibits,andListofAppendices. ListofAbbreviationsandAcronyms. Abstract. FEA/EISPNSummarytoincludetheprojectapplicant(s),acceptingagency,contact

person(s),adescriptionoftheproposedactionandlocation,summaryofpreconsultationactivities,alternativesconsidered,secondaryandcumulativeimpacts,summaryoffindings,andFEA/EISPNpreparationdate.

PurposeandOrganizationoftheFEA/EISPN. Description,purposeandneedfortheproposedaction(relocationandexpansionof

OCCC),thegoalsandobjectivesoftheaction,currentandprojectedbedspaceneeds,PSDsmission,designfeaturesofsimilarnewinstitutions,securitymeasures,

SummaryofstepsintheHRS343EnvironmentalReviewandImplementationProcess. AlternativesAnalysistoincludetheNoActionAlternative,alternativesitesconsidered

(basedonSiteSelectionStudy),andotheralternativesconsideredandeliminatedbyPSDandDAGSandnotsubjectedtodetailedanalysisofenvironmentalimpacts.

Generaldescriptionoftheaffectedenvironmentswithinandsurroundingthethreealternativesitesincludingtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,housing,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices,housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visual

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andaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.

Potentialconstructionandoperationimpactsandmitigationrequirementsassociatedwithtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices,housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visualandaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.atthealternativesitesalongwiththeNoActionAlternative.

Relationshipoftheproposedactiontoexistinglanduseplans,policies,andcontrolsincludingtheHawaiiStatePlan,StateFunctionalPlans,StateLandUseClassification,CoastalZoneManagementAct,CityandCountyofHonoluluGeneralPlan,LandUseOrdinance(Zoning),SpecialManagementAreas,etc.

SummaryoffindingsanddeterminationofsignificanceinaccordancewithSection1120012,HAR.

PreparationofaListofReferencesusedinpreparingtheFEA/EISPNdocument(documentsandpersonalcommunications).

AListofPreparersresponsibleforFEA/EISPNpreparationincludingPSD,DAGS,Consultantteammembersandothers(names,title,licenses,andeducationalcredentials).

PreparationofaFEA/EISPNdistributionlisttoinclude:FederalandStateofHawaiielectedofficials;federalandstateagenciesandofficials;countyandmunicipalofficialsandagencies;publicrepositories(localandregionallibraries);NativeHawaiianorganizations,andothers.

Appendicestoincludesupportingtechnicalstudiesanddocumentation,publicscopingdocumentation,correspondence,andotherrelevantsupportingdocumentation.

PerHAR1120023,coordinatewiththeOfficeoftheGovernortoconfirmwhichagencywillbetheauthorizedrepresentativetoaccepttheEIS.

TheConsultantteamshallpreparethenecessaryfilingmaterialsandtransmittheFEA/EISPNtotheHawaiiOfficeofEnvironmentalQualityControl(OEQC)forpublicationoftheNoticeofAvailability(NOA)fortheFEA/EISPNintheOEQCEnvironmentalNoticeasrequiredunderSection112003,HAR,initiatingthe30daypubliccommentperiod.

FilingoftheFEA/EISPNwithOEQCwillinitiatethepublicreviewperiodandduringthisreviewperiodonepublichearingwillbeheldinaccordancewithHRS343requirements.TheConsultantteamwillassistandsupportPSDandDAGStosuccessfullycarryouttheFEA/EISPNpublicscopingmeetingby: Arrangingforapublicscopingmeetinglocation. Provisionofpublicscopingmeetingsigninsheetsandcommentforms. PreparationofapublicscopingmeetingagendaandFEA/EISPNSummaryhandout. Preparationofmeetingexhibitsandinformationmaterialsconcerningtheproposed

actionandlocations. Preparingpublicscopingmeetingpresentations(includingPowerPointslideshow)for

usebythePSDofficialsandConsultantteammembersinattendance. Arrangingforapreparationofatranscriptofthepublicscopingmeeting.

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Task2:DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparationWorkinginconjunctionwithPSDandDAGS,theConsultantteamshallundertakeinvestigationsandanalysesnecessarytoprepareaDEISandallapplicableitemsspecifiedinStateofHawaiiregulationsaddressingenvironmentaldocumentationandcompliancefortheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCC.Theeffortwillinvolvepreparationofthefollowing: ResponsetocommentsonEISPN Responsetodeterminationofsignificancebyacceptingagency DEISCover,TableofContents,ListofExhibits,andListofAppendices. ListofAbbreviationsandAcronyms. DEISAbstract. DEISSummarytoincludetheprojectapplicant(s),acceptingagency,contactperson(s),a

description of the proposed action and location, scoping activities, alternativesconsidered, secondary and cumulative impacts, summary of findings and DEISpreparationdate.

PurposeandOrganizationoftheDEIS.Detailedprojectdescription,purposeandneedfortheproposedaction(relocationandexpansionofOCCC),goalsandobjectivesoftheaction,currentandprojectedbedspaceneeds,PSDsmission,designfeaturesofsimilarnewinstitutions,andsecuritymeasures.

SummaryoftheHRS343EnvironmentalReviewandImplementationProcess,etc. PreparationofAlternativesAnalysistoincludetheNoActionAlternative,alternative

sitesconsidered(basedonSiteSelectionStudy),andotheralternativesconsideredandeliminatedbyPSDandDAGSandnotsubjectedtodetailedanalysis.

Descriptionoftheaffectedenvironmentswithinandsurroundingthethreealternativesitesincludingtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,housing,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices(fromUtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD),housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visualandaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.

Potentialconstructionandoperationimpactsandmitigationrequirementsassociatedwithtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices(fromUtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD),housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visualandaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.atthealternativesitesalongwiththeNoActionAlternative.

Relationshipoftheproposedprojecttoexistinglanduseplans,policies,andcontrolsincludingtheHawaiiStatePlan,StateFunctionalPlans,StateLandUseClassification,CoastalZoneManagementAct,CityandCountyofHonoluluGeneralPlan,LandUseOrdinance(Zoning),SpecialManagementAreas,etc.

SummaryofenvironmentalanalysisincludingUnavoidableShortTermAdverseImpacts,UnavoidableLongTermAdverseImpacts,ProposedMitigationMeasures,SecondaryandCumulativeImpacts,IrreversibleandIrretrievableCommitmentsofResources,

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SummaryofUnresolvedIssuesandtheRelationshipBetweenLocalShortTermUsesofHumanitysEnvironmentandMaintenanceandEnhancementofLongTermProductivity.

PreparationofaListofReferencesusedinpreparingtheDEISdocument(documentsandpersonalcommunications).

AListofPreparersresponsibleforDEISpreparationincludingPSD,DAGS,Consultantteammembersandothers(name,title,licenses,andeducationalcredentials).

Preparationofadistributionlisttoinclude:FederalandStateofHawaiielectedofficials;federalandstateagenciesandofficials;countyandmunicipalofficialsandagencies;publicrepositories(localandregionallibraries);NativeHawaiianorganizations,andothers.

Appendicestoincludesupportingtechnicalstudiesanddocumentation,publicscopingdocumentation,correspondence,andotherrelevantsupportingdocumentation.Appendicestoincludesupportingtechnicalstudiesanddocumentation,publicscopingdocumentation,correspondence,andotherrelevantsupportingdocumentation.Amongthetechnicalstudieswillbeatrafficimpactanalysisreport(TIAR)preparedtosatisfytherequirementsoftheHawaiiDepartmentofTransportationandtheCityandCountyofHonoluluDepartmentsofTransportationServicesandPlanningandPermitting(TrafficReviewBranch).TheTIARshallinclude:datacollection(includingexistingtrafficcounts/intersectionturningmovementvolumedata);developmentoffuturetrafficvolumeforecastsforthepreferredalternativewithorwithouttheOCCCrelocation;trafficanalysesofthreescenarios(existing,futureyearwithoutOCCCrelocations,futureyearwithOCCCrelocation);reportpreparation(asaDEIStechnicalappendix);andmeetingattendance.

In1998,theHawaiiStateLegislatureenactedHRS35316.35toaddressimpactsassociatedwithdevelopingorexpandinginstatecorrectionalfacilities.NotwithstandingcompliancewithHRS343anditstechnicalandproceduralrequirements,anyplanstodeveloporexpandinstatecorrectionalfacilitiesmustaddressboththeconstructionandoperationalaspectsofaneworexpandedfacilityincludingthefollowing: Thepercentageoflow,medium,andhighsecurityinmatesandthenumberofbeds

neededtoincarcerateeachoftheforegoingclassesofinmates. Theproposedfacilitysimpactonexistinginfrastructureandtheimprovementsand

additionsthatwillbenecessarytosupportfacilityoperation. Theproposedfacilitysimpactonavailablemodesoftransportationincludingairports,

roads,andhighways. AUsefulLifeCostsAnalysisconsistingofaneconomicevaluationthatcompares

alternatebuildingandoperatingmethodswhileprovidinginformationonthedesign,constructionmethods,andmaterialstobeusedwithrespecttoefficiencyinbuildingmaintenanceandfacilitiesoperation.

IncorporatedwithintheoverallDEISreportwillbetheabovemandatedinformationandanalysestoensurecompliancewithHRS35316.35.TheDEISreportwillbeorganizedinaccordancewiththeTableofContentsinExhibit1.

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EXHIBIT1:TABLEOFCONTENTSENVIRONMENTALIMPACTSTATEMENTRELOCATED/EXPANDEDOCCC

ABSTRACT EXECUTIVESUMMARY

A. IntroductionB. ScopingActivitiesC. AlternativesAnalysisD.AffectedEnvironment,PotentialImpactsandMitigationE. ConsiderationofSecondaryandCumulativeImpacts

I.PURPOSEANDORGANIZATIONOFTHEEISA.ProjectBackground

B.PurposeandNeedforProposedProjectC.StepsinHRS343EnvironmentalReview/ImplementationProcessD.DeterminationLetterandEISPNPublication

1.DeterminationLetter2.EnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparationNotice

E.DEISScoping1.ResponsetoDeterminationLetter2.ResponsestotheCommentsReceivedfromtheEISPN3.ChangesofContentfromFinalEADocument

II.ALTERNATIVESA. IntroductionToAlternativesAnalysisB. NoActionAlternativeC. AlternativesConsideredD. PreferredAlternative

III.AFFECTEDENVIRONMENTA.SiteCharacteristics/BaselineConditions

1.Topography2.Geology/SeismicConsiderations/Soils3.WaterResources4.BiologicalResources5.CulturalResources6.VisualandAestheticResources7.FiscalConsiderations

B. CommunityandRegionalCharacteristics1.Demographics2.Economics3.Housing4.CommunityServicesandFacilities5.LandUse6.HazardousMaterials/Contamination7.UtilityServices8.TransportationSystems9.Climate/AirQuality10.NoiseConsiderations

IV.ENVIRONMENTALCONSEQUENCES:IMPACTSANDMITIGATIONA.SITECHARACTERISTICS

1.Topography

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2.Geology/SeismicConsiderations/Soils3.WaterResources4.BiologicalResources5.CulturalResources6.VisualandAestheticResources7.FiscalConsiderations

B. COMMUNITYANDREGIONALCHARACTERISTICS1.Demographics2.Economics3.Housing4.CommunityServicesandFacilities5.LandUse6.HazardousMaterials/Contamination7.UtilityServices8.TransportationSystems9.Climate/AirQuality10.NoiseConsiderations

V.RELATIONSHIPTOEXISTINGLANDUSEPLANS,POLICIES,ANDCONTROLSA. HawaiiStatePlanB.StateFunctionalPlansC.StateLandUseClassificationD. CoastalZoneManagementActE. CityandCountyofHonoluluGeneralPlanF.LandUseOrdinance(Zoning)G.SpecialManagementAreas

VI.SUMMARYOFENVIRONMENTALANALYSISA. UnavoidableShortTermAdverseImpactsB. UnavoidableLongTermAdverseImpactsC. ProposedMitigationMeasuresD. SecondaryandCumulativeImpactsE. IrreversibleandIrretrievableCommitmentsofResourcesF. SummaryofUnresolvedIssuesG. RelationshipBetweenLocalShortTermUsesofHumanitysEnvironmentand

MaintenanceandEnhancementofLongTermProductivityVII.REFERENCES

A.DocumentsB.PersonalCommunications

VIII.LISTOFPREPARERSIX.DISTRIBUTIONLIST

A. StateofHawaiiOfficialsB. FederalAgenciesandOfficialsC. StateOfHawaiiAgenciesandOfficialsD. County/MunicipalAgenciesandOfficialsE. NativeHawaiianOrganizationsF. Others

APPENDICES

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TheConsultantteamshallpreparethenecessaryOEQCfilingmaterialsandtransmittheDEIStoOEQCforpublicationoftheNOAfortheDEISintheOEQCEnvironmentalNoticeasrequiredunderSection112003,HAR,initiatingthe60dayDEISpubliccommentperiod(incompliancewithHRS35316.35).Inaddition,theConsultantwilldistributecopiesoftheDEIStootheragenciesorindividualsthatmayhavejurisdictionorexpertisewithrespecttotheproposedaction.FilingoftheDEISwithOEQCinitiatethepublicreviewperiodandduringthisreviewperiodatleastonepublichearingwillbeheldinaccordancewithHRS343requirements.TheConsultantteamwillassistandsupportPSDandDAGStosuccessfullycarryouttheDEISpublichearingby: Arrangingforapublichearinglocation(theConsultantwillseektoholdthehearingat

thesamepubliclocationthatwillhostthepublicscopingmeeting). Provisionofpublichearingsigninsheetsandcommentforms. PreparationofapublichearingagendaandDEISSummaryhandout. Preparationofmeetingexhibitsandinformationmaterialsconcerningtheproposed

actionandlocations. PreparingapublichearingpresentationforusebythePSDofficialsandConsultantteam

membersinattendance. Arrangingforapreparationofatranscriptofthepublichearing.

Task3:FinalEnvironmentalImpactStatementPreparationWorkinginconjunctionwithPSDandDAGS,theConsultantteamshallrespondtocommentsreceivedontheDEISandundertakeinvestigationsandanalysesnecessarytoprepareaFEISandallapplicableitemsspecifiedinStateofHawaiiregulationsaddressingenvironmentaldocumentationandcompliancefortheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC,includingsubmittaloftheFEIStotheacceptingagency.Theeffortwillinvolvepreparationofthefollowing: ResponsetocommentsonDEIS SummaryofChangesinContentfromDEISDocument FEISCover,TableofContents,ListofExhibits,ListofAppendicesandListof

AbbreviationsandAcronyms. FEISAbstract. FEISSummarytoincludetheprojectapplicant,acceptingagency,contactpersons,a

descriptionoftheproposedactionandlocation,scopingactivities,alternativesconsidered,secondaryandcumulativeimpacts,summaryoffindingsandEISpreparationdate.

PurposeandOrganizationoftheFEISconsistingofaprojectdescription,purposeandneedfortheproposedaction(relocationandexpansionofOCCC),thegoalsandobjectivesoftheaction,currentandprojectedbedspaceneeds,PSDsmission,designfeaturesofsimilarnewinstitutions,securitymeasures,summaryoftheHRS343EnvironmentalReviewandImplementationProcess,etc.

PreparationofAlternativesAnalysistoincludetheNoActionAlternative,alternativesitesconsidered(basedonDEIS),andotheralternativesconsideredandeliminatedbyPSDandDAGSandnotsubjectedtodetailedanalysis.

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Descriptionoftheaffectedenvironmentswithinandsurroundingthethreealternativesitesincludingtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,housing,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices(fromUtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD),housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visualandaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.

Potentialconstructionandoperationimpactsandmitigationrequirementsassociatedwithtrafficandtransportationmovements,airandnoisequality,compatibilitywithzoningandadjoininglanduses,biologicalresources,demographicandeconomicconsiderations,waterresources,culturalresources,utilityservices(fromUtilityAnalysis,AttachmentD),housing,topographicfeatures,geologicandseismiccharacteristics,soils,visualandaestheticresources,climate,fiscalconsiderations,potentialforcontamination,communityfacilitiesandservices,etc.atthealternativesitesalongwiththeNoActionAlternative.

Relationshipoftheproposedprojecttoexistinglanduseplans,policies,andcontrolsincludingtheHawaiiStatePlan,StateFunctionalPlans,StateLandUseClassification,CoastalZoneManagementAct,CityandCountyofHonoluluGeneralPlan,LandUseOrdinance(Zoning),SpecialManagementAreas,etc.

SummaryofenvironmentalanalysisincludingUnavoidableShortTermAdverseImpacts,UnavoidableLongTermAdverseImpacts,ProposedMitigationMeasures,SecondaryandCumulativeImpacts,IrreversibleandIrretrievableCommitmentsofResources,SummaryofUnresolvedIssuesandtheRelationshipBetweenLocalShortTermUsesofHumanitysEnvironmentandMaintenanceandEnhancementofLongTermProductivity.

PreparationofaListofReferencesusedinpreparingtheFEIS(documentsandpersonalcommunications).

AListofPreparersresponsibleforFEISpreparationincludingPSD,DAGS,Consultantteammembersandothers(names,title,licenses,andeducationalcredentials).

PreparationofadistributionlisttoincludeFederalandStateelectedandappointedofficials,federalandStateagencies;countyandmunicipalofficialsandagencies;localandregionallibraries,NativeHawaiianorganizations,andotherscontactedduringtheFEA/EISPN,DEIS,andFEISprocesses.

Appendicesincludesupportingtechnicalstudiesanddocumentation,publicscopingdocumentationFEA/EISPN,DEIS,andFEISprocesscorrespondence,andotherrelevantsupportingdocumentation.

PerHAR1120023,coordinatewiththeOfficeoftheGovernorortheauthorizedrepresentativetoaccepttheEIS.

TheConsultantteamshallpreparethenecessaryOEQCfilingmaterialsandtransmittheFEISforpublicationoftheNOAfortheFEISintheOEQCEnvironmentalBulletinasrequiredunderSection112003,HAR.TheConsultantwillalsodistributecopiesoftheFEIStoother

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agenciesorindividualsthatmayhavejurisdictionorexpertisewithrespecttotheproposedaction.

FollowingcompletionoftheFEIS,thereisa60dayjudicialchallengeperiodwhereanyparty(theapplicantoranintervener)canchallengetheacceptingagencysAcceptanceDetermination.(Discretionarypermitstypicallycannotmoveforwarduntilconclusionofthe60dayjudicialchallengeperiodfortheFEISAcceptanceDetermination.)

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AttachmentDUtilityAnalysis

InsupportoftheSiteSelectionStudy(AttachmentB)andpreparationoftheEnvironmentalImpactStatement(AttachmentC),theAHLConsultantteamshallinvestigatethethreecandidatesitesandfinalselectedcandidatesiteforpotentialsourcesofutilityservices(watersupply,wastewatercollectionandtreatment,electricpowersupply,andnaturalgasasapplicable)inthevicinityoftheprospectivesitesinordertoevaluatethefeasibilityofprovidingservicestoarelocatedandexpandedOCCCandreplacementLaumakaWFC.TheConsultantteamwillarrangeandattendmeetingswithlocalandregionalutilityprovidersandrepresentativesofPSDandDAGStoinitiatediscussionsandacquireinformationconcerningexistingutilitysystemsoperatinginthevicinityoftheprospectivesitesandtheirabilitytoprovidetherequiredlevelofservicetotherelocatedandexpandedOCCCateachsite.OnthebasisofinformationgatheredbytheConsultantteamanddiscussionswithutilityproviders,thecapacityoftheclosestsupplyline(s)totheprospectiveOCCCsitesandabilityoftheutilityproviderstoprovideaconstantsupplyattherequiredcapacityshallbedetermined.TheutilityproviderscurrentcapacityandtheabilitytomeetthedemandsoftheproposedrelocatedandexpandedOCCCwillbeevaluated.IfitisdeterminedthattheutilitydoesnotcurrentlyhavethecapabilityorcapacitytoaccommodatetheprojecteddemandresultingfromtheproposedOCCCandLaumakafacilities,orderofmagnitudecostestimateswillbedevelopedforupgradingtheutilitytoaccommodatethenewOCCC.Studyactivitiestobeundertakenaredescribedbelow.

WaterSupplyRequirements GatherrecentwatersupplyusagevolumesfortheexistingOCCCandprojectedwater

supplyrequirementsfortheproposedOCCC. Gatherpublishedwatersupplyratescheduleandconnectionfeeschedulefromthe

serviceprovider. Determinewateravailability(rights)andcapitalimprovementfeesforproposedOCCC. Determinethelocation,direction,origin,size,pressureandflowrateofwaterlinesto

servetheproposedOCCCandlocatedinproximitytotheprospectivesites. Determinewatertreatmentplantdesigncapacity,currentaveragedailywaterflows,

andavailableexcesscapacitytoservefuturedevelopments. Determineexistingstoragecapacityatthetreatmentplantandtheabilitytomeet

proposedpotablewatersupplyand/orfireflowdemandsofNFPArequirements. Determinetheabilityofthewatersupplyinfrastructuretoserveexistingandprojected

watersupplydemands. DeterminethenecessityforwatersystemimprovementstoserveprojectedOCCC

requirements. Determineapproximatecostsofnecessarywatersupplysystemimprovements.

WastewaterCollectionandTreatmentRequirements GatherrecentwastewatergenerationvolumesfortheexistingOCCCandprojected

wastewatervolumesresultingfromtheproposedOCCC.

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Gatherpublishedwastewatertreatmentratescheduleandconnectionfeeschedulefromtheserviceprovider.

DeterminewastewatertreatmentplantusagefeesandcapitalimprovementfeesforproposedOCCC.

Determinethelocation,direction,origin,size,andslopeofwastewatercollectionmainlinestoservetheproposedOCCCandlocatedinproximitytotheprospectivesites.

DeterminethesizeofdownstreamlinesleadingtothewastewatertreatmentplantandthelocationoftheplantrelativetotheprospectiveOCCCsites.

Determinewastewatertreatmentplantdesigncapacity,currentaveragedailywastewaterflowstothetreatmentplant,andavailableexcesscapacitytoservefuturedevelopments.

Determinetheabilityofthewastewatercollectionandtreatmentinfrastructuretoserveexistingandprojectedrequirements.

DeterminethenecessityforwastewatercollectionsystemimprovementstoserveprojectedOCCCrequirements.

Determineapproximatecostsofnecessarywastewatersystemimprovements.

ElectricPowerRequirements Researchandreviewavailablerecorddrawings,reportsandotherprojectrelated

documentation. GatherrecentelectricpowerusagefiguresfortheexistingOCCCandprojectedelectric

powerrequirementsfortheproposedOCCC. Gatherpublishedrateschedulefortheprojectedpowerloadsfromtheserviceprovider. Conductfieldinvestigationforfamiliarizationwiththesites,existinginfrastructure,

existingfacilities,existingconditions,andoffsiteutilities. Coordinateandconsultwithstateandcityagenciesandelectricutilitycompanies

concerningelectrical,communications/data,andCATVutilityinfrastructure. Determinethelocation,origin,andcapacityofpowerlineslocatedinproximitytothe

prospectiveOCCCsites. DeterminethelocationofthesubstationthatwouldservetheprospectiveOCCCsites. Determinetheabilityoftheelectricpowerinfrastructuretoservecurrentandprojected

powerdemands. Determinethenecessityforpowersystemimprovements(overheadlines,substations,

etc.)toserveprojectedOCCCpowerrequirements. Determineapproximatecostsofnecessarypowersystemimprovements. PrepareapplicableelectricalportionsofSiteSelectionStudy,MasterPlan,andUtility

RequirementsAnalysisReporttoincludenarrativesaddressingoffsiteutilityconnectionsanddistributionfortheelectrical,communications/data,andCATVinfrastructure.

PrepareelectricalportionsofthePDRwhichwillincludenarrativesaddressingoffsiteutilityconnections,utilitydistributioninfrastructuretothesite,onsiteelectrical,communications/data,andCATVutilityservice,andaccessroadwayandonsiteexteriorlighting.

Preparationofconceptual(masterplanlevel)electricalsiteplans.

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NaturalGasServiceRequirements GatherrecentgasusagefiguresfortheexistingOCCCandprojectedgasservice

requirementsfortheproposedOCCC. Gatherpublishedrateschedulefortheprojectedloads. Determinetheserviceprovidedandthelocation,direction,origin,andcapacityofgas

lineslocatedinproximitytotheprospectivesites. Determinetheabilityoftheexistinggasserviceinfrastructuretoservecurrentand

projectedgasdemands. DeterminethenecessityforgasserviceimprovementstoserveprojectedOCCCgas

requirements. Determineapproximatecostsofnecessarygasserviceimprovements.

TheConsultantteamwilldeterminethedistancefromtheutilityservicestotheprospectivesitesandwillidentifyconstructionrequirementsinordertobringutilityservicestoeachsite.TheConsultantshalldeterminewhetherancillaryfacilitiessuchasonsitewastewaterpumpingstations,watersupplyboosterstations,electricalstepdowntransformers,etc.willbeneededtoprovidetherequiredservices.Followingthecompletionoftheanalysis,theConsultantteamshallprepareaUtilitiesAnalysisreportdescribingthepurposeandobjectivesoftheanalysis,baselinedata,analysismethods,andfindingsandrecommendationsforsubmissiontoPSDandDAGS.Largeportionsofthereportwillalsobeincorporatedwithinthesitingstudy,andtheDEISandFEISasappropriate.

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AttachmentEPublicOutreachandCommunityPartnering

TheConsultantteamshalldevelopapublicoutreachapproachandplanandassistPSDandDAGSwithimplementationofthepublicoutreacheffortbyprovidingstrategicadviceandguidance,preparinganddistributingpublicinformationmaterials;arrangingandattendingformalandinformalmeetings;respondingtopublicinformationrequests;andcoordinatinginternalprojectteamdiscussions,activitiesandmeetingsasdescribedinthetasksbelow.Attheonsetofthistask,acleardivisionofroles,responsibilities,activities,anddeliverablesbetweentheConsultantteamandPSD,DAGSandothers,asapplicable,willbeestablished.Doingsowillensureasuccessfuloutcomeandavoidconflictsandduplicationofeffort

Task1:PublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlanTheConsultantteamshallprepareaPublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlanto: GuideinternalandexternalProjectTeamcommunications Provideaframeworkformanagingcommunicationsduringthesitingandplanning

processforthedevelopmentoftherelocatedandexpandedOCCCandrelocatedLaumakaWFC

Identifypublicoutreach/communityinvolvementobjectives;strategies;messages;andPSD,DAGS,andtheConsultantteammemberrolesandresponsibilities,tasksandactivitiesincludingtheprepareroftheEISSocialImpactAssessmentandtheEISCulturalImpactAssessment

Outlineproceduresandguidelinestoensureconsistencyandaccuracyofpubliclyavailableinformationaboutthesitingandplanningprocess

Identifylikelyparticipantsinthesitingprocessanddevelop/maintaincontactlistsforkeyofficials,organizations,agencies,stakeholders,andothers(contactperson,mailingaddress,phone,email)

ConsiderthefollowingoutreachapproachestailoredtoPSDandDAGSneedsandpreferences: Directmailing(includingemails) Publicnotices,announcementsandpressreleases Publicandindividualmeetingsofvariousformats(hearings,openhouses,

informationsessions,workgroups,etc. Newsletters Presentationstoorganizationsandgroups Others

ThePublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlanwilldefinehowprojectinformationwillbeusedandcommunicationsmanaged.ThedraftPublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlanwillbepreparedandsubmittedtoPSDandDAGSandfollowingitsreviewandapproval,thePlanwillbefinalized,shared,andimplementedbytheoverallprojectteam(PSD,DAGS,Consultant,etc.).TheConsultantwillalsocontinuallyreview,reviseandupdatethePlansoitremainscurrent,accurateandeffective.ThePublicOutreach/CommunityInvolvementPlanwillbeorganizedinaccordancewiththeTableofContentsinExhibit2.

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EXHIBIT2:TABLEOFCONTENTSPUBLICOUTREACH/COMMUNITYINVOLVEMENTPLAN

1.INTRODUCTIONPlanningforOCCCRelocationHawaiiDepartmentofPublicSafetyOCCCRelocationActivitiesGoalsandObjectivesforPublicOutreachandCommunityInvolvement

2.PUBLICOUTREACH/COMMUNITYINVOLVEMENTPLANIntroductionInternalProjectTeamOrganizationStakeholdersOverallMessageHostCommunityResidentsandBusinessInterestsElectedOfficialsHawaiiPSDEmployeesCurrent/FutureOCCCContractorsPublicatLargePublicInterestGroupsOthers

3.INFORMATIONTOOLS,APPROACHES,ANDSTRATEGIESProjectTeamActivitiesSupportingthePublicOutreachProcessPSDTeamMeetingsandLeadershipBriefingsPublicInformationOpenHousesBrochuresandNewslettersFactSheets

4.PROJECTSCHEDULE

Task2:PublicOutreachTofacilitatepublicoutreach,theConsultantteamwillprepareinformationalmaterials(handouts,factsheets,newsletters,etc.)forwidespreaddistributionandforuseatmeetingswithpotentialhostcommunityrepresentatives,stakeholdersandthepublic.Theinformationalmaterials(combiningtextandgraphics)shallpresentanddiscussPSDsmissionandresponsibilities,projectgoals,approachtoandobjectivesofthesitingprocess,sitingcriteria,projectcomponents,potentialprojectandcommunitybenefits,etc.Topicscoveredbysuchoutreachmaterialswillinclude: Overallplanningprocessandsitingcriteria Potentialsitelocationsandevaluationprocess Designandappearanceofmoderncorrectionalfacilities Economicimpactsandopportunities Communityoutreach;informationsessions,meetings,andhearings;andcommunity

partneringSeparateandapartfromtheresponsibilitiesassociatedwithcommunitypartneringdescribedinTask3,theConsultantwillinitiateinpersonmeetingswithkeyrepresentativesofpotentialhostcommunitiestodiscussthesitingprocess,establishadialogue,gainlocal

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insightandfeedback,buildrelationships,etc.(Highlightssummarizingtheresultsofthediscussionswillbepreparedfollowingeachmeeting.)TheConsultantwillassistwithmaintaininglinesofcommunicationwithkeyofficials,stakeholders,generalpublic,othersthroughoutthesitingprocessviaperiodicmeetings,progressupdates,statusreports,etc.(viaUSmailandemail,printedmaterials,etc.).TheConsultantteamwillalsocoordinatepublicoutreachmaterials,meetings,communitypartnering,andrelatedactivitieswitheffortstopreparedtheDEISandFEIS(seeAttachmentB).MaterialsdevelopedinsupportofpublicoutreachwillbeadaptedforuseaspartofEISscoping(publicandagency),publichearings,agencyandstakeholderconsultations,communitypartnering,andrelatedactivities.OtherHawaiigovernmentagenciesandofficialsareinvolveddirectlyandindirectlyinpublicoutreachandanyinformationandassistanceprovidedwouldbewelcomedbytheConsultantteamassuchknowledgeandrelationshipswithindividuals,groupsandcommunityleaderswouldbeinvaluable.However,theConsultantteam,PSDandDAGSarenotdependentuponsuchsupportandwillproceedwithpublicoutreachandcommunityinvolvementasneededforasuccessfuloutcome.

Task3:CommunityPartneringToaddresstheuniqueaspectsofdevelopingorexpandinginstatecorrectionalfacilities,theHawaiiStateLegislatureenactedHRS35316.37toprovideforcommunitypartnering.Enactedin1998,thestatuteisintendedtoinvolvepotentialhostcommunitiesearlyintheplanningprocess.ThestatutealsocompelsPSDtodevelopandimplementacommunitypartneringprocessthatincludesacommunityhearingtosolicitinputaswellasacommunitybenefitandenhancementpackage(inconcertwiththepotentialhostcommunity)tomitigatethepotentialnegativeimpactsofdevelopingacorrectionalfacility.AsprovidedinHRS35316.37,thecommunitybenefitandenhancementpackagemayinclude,butisnotlimitedtoinfrastructureimprovements;jobtrainingprogramsorimprovementstoschoolsandhealthcarefacilities;socialprograms;orothergovernmentalfunctions.

TheproposedOCCCreplacementandexpansionproject(withLaumakaWFCreplacement)willbethefirstPSDprojectsubjecttoHRS35316.37requirementsandthereforewillsettheprecedentforimplementingcommunitypartneringforallsubsequentPSDfacilitydevelopmentorexpansionprojects.IntheabsenceofaHawaiianprecedent,andbasedonitspreviousexperiencewithcommunitypartneringinmainlandlocations,theConsultantteamshallworkwithPSDandDAGStofirstdevelopaCommunityPartneringPlanforcomplyingwithHRS35316.37.ThePlanwilladdresstherangeofpotentialcommunityimpactsthatmayarisefromcorrectionalfacilityconstructionandoperation(atsuchtimeaselectedsiteandhostcommunityareidentified)asthebasisfordeterminingapplicableandappropriatebenefitandenhancementmeasurestobeconsideredduringthepartneringprocess.

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Awiderangeofpossiblebenefitandenhancementmeasureswillbeconsideredincludingeconomic,cultural,socialandenvironmentalbenefits(includingthosenotedearlier).Inaddition,thelegalauthorityforimplementingsuchbenefits,thetimingofimplementation(i.e.,preconstruction,construction,andpostconstruction/operation),andpotentialcostswillbeidentifiedsothatasthecommunitypartneringprocessunfolds,PSDandDAGSwillbeabletooffermeasuresthatarejustifiable,implementable,andaffordablewhileprovidingthehostcommunitywiththebenefitsnecessarytooffsetadverseornegativeimpacts.

CommunitypartneringwilltakemanyformsandwillcloselymirrortheoverallpublicoutreacheffortsoftheConsultantteam,PSDandDAGS.Itwillconsistofinitialandregularinpersonmeetingswithkeycommunityleadersandthepublictoestablishadialogueaboutcommunitypartnering,gainfeedbackconcerningtherangeofpotentialbenefitsandenhancementmeasures,whilebuildingrelationshipsthatwillcontinuethroughoutthesiting,planning,designandconstructionprocesses.TheConsultantteamwilldocumentallcommunitypartneringmeetingsanddiscussionstoensurePSDandDAGSfullycomplywiththeletterandspiritofHRS35316.37.

Theneedtoprovideacommunityhearingwillalsobeaddressedaspartofthistask.TheConsultantteamwillassistPSDandDAGSwithallaspectsofpreparingforandhostingoneormorecommunityhearingswithinpotentiallyaffectedcommunity(s)toensurethattherequirementsofHRS35316.37areproperlymet.

Task4:ProjectTeamCommunications,SupportandCoordinationInternalProjectTeamcommunications,supportandcoordinationwilltakemanyformsincludinginformaldiscussions,preparationofstatusreports,periodicprojectteammeetingsandpresentationstoPSDandDAGSleadership,andsimilardiscussions.InternalteammeetingscoveringarangeoftechnicaltopicsandprovidingprogressandstatusupdateswillbeimportanttothesuccessoftheprojectandwillinvolvePSD,DAGS,andtheConsultantteam.TheConsultantshallprepareforandparticipateatstatusmeetingstoreportprogressandaccomplishments,tosolicitdecisions,guidanceanddirection,andcoordinateupcomingactivities.

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AttachmentFStatementsofProbableCost

ThisscopeofworkaddressespreparationofStatementsofProbableConstructionCostwhichwillresultinanestimateforthetotalcostofsiting,designingandconstructinganewOCCCandLaumakaWFCtoreplacetheexistingfacilities.StatementsofProbableConstructionCostwillbeprovidedfortheselecteddevelopmentoptionsforthethreecandidatesitesandthefinalpreferredselectedcandidatesite.ThebasisforcostassumptionswillbetheconceptualdesignprovidedintheMasterPlanreport.IfphasingisprovidedintheMasterPlan,thecostestimatewillbepreparedforeachphaseoftheconstructionoftheproposedOCCCrelocationandexpansion.Projectcostswillincludetheescalationtothemidpointofconstructionandconsidercontractoroverheadandmarkups.Inaddition,budgetforFF&Eandcollateralequipmentwillbeprovidedasanallowancetodeterminetotalprojectcosts.AHLConsultantteamtasksassociatedwiththeStatementsofProbableConstructionCostaredescribedbelow.

Task1:SiteSelectionCostStudy BasedontheProjectDevelopmentReport,CostEstimatorwillprepareConstructionand

Projectcostestimatesfortheprogramandsites,assumedtoincludethreenewlocations.

Estimateswillincludeuniquerequirementsandbothonsiteandoffsitedevelopmentcosts,suchasupgradedinfrastructure,etc.andshallincludeFF&E.

Projectcostswillbeescalatedtoafuturemidpointofconstructiontimeperiod. WorkinginconjunctionwithotherConsultantteammembers,provideahighlevel

analysisoftheOperatingcosts,includingutilitiesandlaborcosts. WorkinginconjunctionwithotherConsultantteammembers,developbudgetsforland

acquisition/disposal,specialpermits,entitlementandrezoningcosts. ProvideCostReportcomprisingAssumptionsandQualifications,MatrixSummary,Back

updataandBenchmarkingstudy. WorkinginconjunctionwiththePhaseIESATeammember,provideupdatedcost

estimateforanyenvironmentalmitigationwhichmayberequiredpriortopropertyacquisitionandconstruction.

Task2:PreferredCandidateSite ThePreferredCandidateSitewillbefurtherdevelopedandamoredetailedMasterPlan

CostEstimatewillbedeveloped.TheestimatewillbebasedontheMasterPlanreportwhichwillincludeConceptLeveldesigninformationincludingphasedconstructionandmoredetailedprojectcostescalationcalculations(basedontheMasterSchedule).

MoredetailedSiteplanningandOffsitecostestimate.

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AttachmentGLandEntitlements

TheAHLConsultantteamshalldetermine,throughthesiteselectionprocessandconsultationswithCityandCountyofHonoluluDepartmentofPlanningandPermittingandanyotherrelevantregulatoryplanningagencies,landentitlementrelatedissuesforcandidatesitesthatmustbeconfirmedinadditiontocompletingtheEISprocess.WhilethesewouldmosttypicallybeexpectedtoincludeZoningVariances,ChangesinZoning,andStateLandUseDistrictBoundaryAmendments,giventhecurrentshortlistofsitesinKalaeloa(undertheauthorityoftheHawaiiCommunityDevelopmentAuthority[HCDA])andinHalawaValleywithintheStateUrbanLandUseDistrictBoundary,themajordiscretionarylanduseapprovalsmaybelimitedtoHCDARevieworaPlanReviewUse(PRU).

Task1:ZoningVarianceUndertheCityandCountyofHonolulusLandUseOrdinance(LUO),thedirectoroftheDepartmentofPlanningandPermitting(DPP)maygrantavariance,underSection61517oftheRevisedCharterofHonolulu,ifthedirectorfindsthatapplicationoftheLUOwillcauseanunnecessaryhardshiptothelandowner.Anapplicationforazoningvariancewouldrequirethefollowing: PreapplicationmeetingwithDPP CompletedDPPLandUsePermitsDivisionMasterApplicationForm WrittenstatementexplainingwhycompliancewiththeLUOisnotfeasibleandwould

causehardship Copiesofpreviousbuildingpermitsandviolationnoticesiftheyarerelevanttothe

request Otherinformationwhichsupportstherequestforavariance,suchasdatedphotographs

ofthesite Projectdrawingsandplans

Theapplicantmustthenpresentevidenceatapublichearingthatmeetsthefollowingthreetestsofhardship: Applicantwouldbedeprivedofthereasonableuseofsuchlandorbuildingifthe

provisionsofthezoningcodewerestrictlyapplicable Requestoftheapplicantisduetouniquecircumstancesandnotthegeneralconditions

intheneighborhood,sothatthereasonablenessoftheneighborhoodzoningisnotdrawnintoquestion

Request,ifapproved,willnotaltertheessentialcharacteroftheneighborhoodnorbecontrarytotheintentandpurposeofthezoningordinance

SincetheproposedrelocationandexpansionofOCCCissubjecttoHRSChapter343,documentationofcompliancewithHRS343wouldberequiredforapprovalofaZoning

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Variance.Therefore,theZoningVarianceprocesswouldbecoordinatedwiththeEISprocess,andacombinedEIS/ZoningVariancedocumentwouldbeproduced.

Task2:ChangeinZoningAChangeinZoning(CIZ)maybenecessaryifaprojectisnotconsistentwiththeexistingzoningdistrictonthepropertyandmaypotentiallybeinconsistentwiththeexistingpatternofdevelopmentintheareaorwithprovisionsoftheCityandCountyofHonoluluslanduseplansandgrowthmanagementpoliciesthatcurrentlyapplytotheproperty.ThestepsrequiredintheCIZapplicationprocesswouldinclude: AnearlyconsultationmeetingwithDPP Submittalofsufficientinformationtoallowfortheprojecttobeevaluated(description,

designdrawings,etc.) Submittalofinformationregardingtheprojectsrelationshiptotheexistingzoning,the

CityandCountyofHonoluluslanduseplansandgrowthmanagementpolicies,andtheexistingpatternofdevelopmentinthesurroundingarea

Notificationofsurroundinglandownersandpublicationofpublichearingnotices Distributionoftheapplicationforreviewandcommentbyvariouscounty,state,and

federalagencies,asappropriate Publichearings

SincemuchoftheconsultationandinformationthatisrequiredfortheCIZprocessisduplicativeofnecessarystepsintheEISprocess,theCIZprocesswouldbecoordinatedwiththeEISprocess,andacombinedEIS/CIZApplicationdocumentwouldbeproduced.(NotethatzonechangeswouldnotberequirediftheselectedcandidatesitewaslocatedonlandsregulatedbyeithertheCityandCountyofHonoluluorHCDA.)

Task3:StateSpecialPermitAStateLandUseDistrictBoundaryAmendment(DBA)isobtainedbypetitiontotheStateLandUseCommission.TheStateLandUseLaw,Chapter205,HRS,establishesanoverallframeworkoflandusemanagementwherebyalllandsintheStateofHawaiiareclassifiedintooneoffourdistricts:Urban,Rural,Agricultural,andconservation,withstatewidedevelopmentstandardsspecificallyapplicabletoeach.ADBAmaybenecessarywhentheexistingstatelandusedistrictisnotconsistentwithzoningonaproperty,orwheretheproposeduseofthepropertydoesnotalignwiththeprevailingstatelandusedistrict.InapplyingforaDBA,apetitionermustaddress: Conformitytothegoals,objectivesandpoliciesoftheHawaiiStatePlan(Chapter226,

HawaiiRevisedStatutes)andtheFunctionalPlansadoptedpursuanttotheStatePlan Extenttowhichproposedreclassificationconformstotheapplicabledistrictstandards ImpactsonthefollowingStateconcerns:

Preservationormaintenanceofimportantnaturalsystemsorhabitats Maintenanceofvaluedcultural,historicalornaturalresources

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MaintenanceofothernaturalresourcesrelevanttoHawaiiseconomy,includingbutnotlimitedtoagriculturalresources

Commitmentofstatefundsandresources Provisionforemploymentopportunitiesandeconomicdevelopment Provisionforhousingopportunitiesforallincomegroups,particularlythelow,low

moderate,andgapgroups

TheDBAprocess,similartotheZoningVarianceandCIZprocessesdescribedabove,wouldinvolvemanyofthesameprojectinformationrequirements,agencyreviewrequirementsandobligationsforpublicnotificationandengagementthatareinvolvedintheEISprocess.Inadditiontothese,however,coordinationwiththeStateofHawaiiOfficeofPlanningforreviewandcommentontheSpecialPermitapplicationwouldbenecessary,andapprovalofaDBAwouldrequireahearingbeforetheStateLandUseCommission.IfitisdeterminedthataDBAisrequired,itwouldbecombinedwiththeEISinajointEIS/LandUseDistrictBoundarydocument.SinceapprovalofaDBAwouldinvolveahearingbeforetheStateLandUseCommissioninadditiontotherequirementsoftheEISprocess,itcouldhavethepotentialtoextendtheprojectpermittingtimelineslightly.DiligenceincoordinatingthestepsoftheEISandDBAprocesseswouldbeexpectedtohelpminimizeanyadditionaltimerequirements.

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AttachmentHPlanReviewUseorHCDAConditionalUsePermit

TheAHLConsultantteams