Maui Island Water Use and Development Plan, Preliminary Measures and Options, June 2016

This survey is designed by the Maui County Department of Water Supply, Water Resources and Planning Division, to gauge public acceptance of and feedback on a range of generalized policies, measures or options that could be integrated into the Water Use and Development Plan to address water issues on Maui. These measures are based on public input, studies and document review. In the next stage of the process (later in 2016) measures will be bundled into strategies with ballpark costs, for another round of public review and comment. The survey should take about 20-30 minutes. Thank you for participating.

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* 1. 1. What town or area of Maui do you live in?

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* 2. How do you get drinking water at home?

Maui County water system

Public or homeowner’s association system (not Maui County system)

Individual well

Stream

Catchment

Bottled, trucked in water, or similar

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Do you use a different method for landscape irrigation or outdoor uses?

No - same as above

Reclaimed wastewater

Grey water (shower, washing machine water)

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Do you consider yourself knowledgeable about water issues on Maui?

Very knowledgeable

Somewhat knowledgeable

Not very knowledgeable

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* 5. What type of information, methods or news sources would help you learn more about water issues and solutions?

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* 6. Public input generally favors all of the following objectives. Would you be willing to increase your water bill to support one or more objective - by how much?

	No more	10%	20%	30%	up to 50%	more than 50%
A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use No more	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use 10%	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use 20%	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use 30%	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use up to 50%	A. Adequate water to meet the needs of all users -- with limited restrictions on water use more than 50%
B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions No more	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions 10%	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions 20%	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions 30%	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions up to 50%	B. Reliable water service -- with minimal service interruptions or drought restrictions more than 50%
C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed No more	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed 10%	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed 20%	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed 30%	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed up to 50%	C. Adequate water for diversified agricultural needs -- available when its needed more than 50%
D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources No more	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources 10%	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources 20%	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources 30%	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources up to 50%	D. Adequate water resources for future generations -- characterize and protect ground and surface water resources more than 50%

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Watershed and Aquifer Protection Measures - Do you generally agree or disagree with the following measures?

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion or not sure
A. Use an ahupua'a (comprehensive ridge to reef) approach to watershed management	A. Use an ahupua'a (comprehensive ridge to reef) approach to watershed management Agree	A. Use an ahupua'a (comprehensive ridge to reef) approach to watershed management Disagree	A. Use an ahupua'a (comprehensive ridge to reef) approach to watershed management No opinion or not sure
B. Expand programs to control invasive and nonnative plants and ungulates (pigs, deer, etc.) and expand reforestation measures (existing County Dept. of Water Supply program)	B. Expand programs to control invasive and nonnative plants and ungulates (pigs, deer, etc.) and expand reforestation measures (existing County Dept. of Water Supply program) Agree	B. Expand programs to control invasive and nonnative plants and ungulates (pigs, deer, etc.) and expand reforestation measures (existing County Dept. of Water Supply program) Disagree	B. Expand programs to control invasive and nonnative plants and ungulates (pigs, deer, etc.) and expand reforestation measures (existing County Dept. of Water Supply program) No opinion or not sure
C. Expand watershed protection to lower elevations (the County Dept. of Water Supply program focuses on upper watersheds, while lower watersheds also affect ground and surface water)	C. Expand watershed protection to lower elevations (the County Dept. of Water Supply program focuses on upper watersheds, while lower watersheds also affect ground and surface water) Agree	C. Expand watershed protection to lower elevations (the County Dept. of Water Supply program focuses on upper watersheds, while lower watersheds also affect ground and surface water) Disagree	C. Expand watershed protection to lower elevations (the County Dept. of Water Supply program focuses on upper watersheds, while lower watersheds also affect ground and surface water) No opinion or not sure
D. Increase funding and involvement by state and non-county water system providers in watershed protection partnerships and reforestation programs (County Dept. of Water Supply currently provide significant funding)	D. Increase funding and involvement by state and non-county water system providers in watershed protection partnerships and reforestation programs (County Dept. of Water Supply currently provide significant funding) Agree	D. Increase funding and involvement by state and non-county water system providers in watershed protection partnerships and reforestation programs (County Dept. of Water Supply currently provide significant funding) Disagree	D. Increase funding and involvement by state and non-county water system providers in watershed protection partnerships and reforestation programs (County Dept. of Water Supply currently provide significant funding) No opinion or not sure
E. Water providers should fund watershed management programs in proportion to the benefits on groundwater recharge	E. Water providers should fund watershed management programs in proportion to the benefits on groundwater recharge Agree	E. Water providers should fund watershed management programs in proportion to the benefits on groundwater recharge Disagree	E. Water providers should fund watershed management programs in proportion to the benefits on groundwater recharge No opinion or not sure
F. Water providers should fund watershed management programs with broader ECOLOGICAL benefits, even if groundwater recharge benefits are less direct	F. Water providers should fund watershed management programs with broader ECOLOGICAL benefits, even if groundwater recharge benefits are less direct Agree	F. Water providers should fund watershed management programs with broader ECOLOGICAL benefits, even if groundwater recharge benefits are less direct Disagree	F. Water providers should fund watershed management programs with broader ECOLOGICAL benefits, even if groundwater recharge benefits are less direct No opinion or not sure
G. Consult with the Native Hawaiian community, Mokus, and local experts on watershed resource management	G. Consult with the Native Hawaiian community, Mokus, and local experts on watershed resource management Agree	G. Consult with the Native Hawaiian community, Mokus, and local experts on watershed resource management Disagree	G. Consult with the Native Hawaiian community, Mokus, and local experts on watershed resource management No opinion or not sure
H. Near drinking water wells, restrict land uses that have a high risk of well contamination (a 'wellhead protection ordinance' based on well capture zones is proposed)	H. Near drinking water wells, restrict land uses that have a high risk of well contamination (a 'wellhead protection ordinance' based on well capture zones is proposed) Agree	H. Near drinking water wells, restrict land uses that have a high risk of well contamination (a 'wellhead protection ordinance' based on well capture zones is proposed) Disagree	H. Near drinking water wells, restrict land uses that have a high risk of well contamination (a 'wellhead protection ordinance' based on well capture zones is proposed) No opinion or not sure
I. Maximize groundwater recharge during non-drought periods to stabilize supply (reduce pumping, increase use of surface and alternative water sources, require aggressive conservation)	I. Maximize groundwater recharge during non-drought periods to stabilize supply (reduce pumping, increase use of surface and alternative water sources, require aggressive conservation) Agree	I. Maximize groundwater recharge during non-drought periods to stabilize supply (reduce pumping, increase use of surface and alternative water sources, require aggressive conservation) Disagree	I. Maximize groundwater recharge during non-drought periods to stabilize supply (reduce pumping, increase use of surface and alternative water sources, require aggressive conservation) No opinion or not sure
J. Increase funding for scientific studies of hydro-geologic and ecological conditions to support decision making	J. Increase funding for scientific studies of hydro-geologic and ecological conditions to support decision making Agree	J. Increase funding for scientific studies of hydro-geologic and ecological conditions to support decision making Disagree	J. Increase funding for scientific studies of hydro-geologic and ecological conditions to support decision making No opinion or not sure
K. Use drought conditions as the baseline for determining water supply availability (average climate conditions are currently used, drought conditions are more cautious)	K. Use drought conditions as the baseline for determining water supply availability (average climate conditions are currently used, drought conditions are more cautious) Agree	K. Use drought conditions as the baseline for determining water supply availability (average climate conditions are currently used, drought conditions are more cautious) Disagree	K. Use drought conditions as the baseline for determining water supply availability (average climate conditions are currently used, drought conditions are more cautious) No opinion or not sure
L. Do not allow new stream diversions for non-instream uses until numerical 'instream flow standards' are adopted by the State	L. Do not allow new stream diversions for non-instream uses until numerical 'instream flow standards' are adopted by the State Agree	L. Do not allow new stream diversions for non-instream uses until numerical 'instream flow standards' are adopted by the State Disagree	L. Do not allow new stream diversions for non-instream uses until numerical 'instream flow standards' are adopted by the State No opinion or not sure

Other (please specify)

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* 8. Water Conservation - Do you generally agree or disagree with the following measures?

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion or not sure
A. Adopt a restrictive water conservation standard for NEW development	A. Adopt a restrictive water conservation standard for NEW development Agree	A. Adopt a restrictive water conservation standard for NEW development Disagree	A. Adopt a restrictive water conservation standard for NEW development No opinion or not sure
B. Provide low and no cost water fixture retrofit programs for existing development	B. Provide low and no cost water fixture retrofit programs for existing development Agree	B. Provide low and no cost water fixture retrofit programs for existing development Disagree	B. Provide low and no cost water fixture retrofit programs for existing development No opinion or not sure
C. Existing and new development should EQUALLY bear the responsibility for water conservation	C. Existing and new development should EQUALLY bear the responsibility for water conservation Agree	C. Existing and new development should EQUALLY bear the responsibility for water conservation Disagree	C. Existing and new development should EQUALLY bear the responsibility for water conservation No opinion or not sure
D. Adopt outdoor water use and wasting controls that apply to everyone (must use a hose nozzle, do not allow water to run off your property when irrigating or washing car, etc.)	D. Adopt outdoor water use and wasting controls that apply to everyone (must use a hose nozzle, do not allow water to run off your property when irrigating or washing car, etc.) Agree	D. Adopt outdoor water use and wasting controls that apply to everyone (must use a hose nozzle, do not allow water to run off your property when irrigating or washing car, etc.) Disagree	D. Adopt outdoor water use and wasting controls that apply to everyone (must use a hose nozzle, do not allow water to run off your property when irrigating or washing car, etc.) No opinion or not sure
E. Adopt water-conserving landscape requirements for resorts, golf courses, and public facilities-- even in cases where reclaimed water is used	E. Adopt water-conserving landscape requirements for resorts, golf courses, and public facilities-- even in cases where reclaimed water is used Agree	E. Adopt water-conserving landscape requirements for resorts, golf courses, and public facilities-- even in cases where reclaimed water is used Disagree	E. Adopt water-conserving landscape requirements for resorts, golf courses, and public facilities-- even in cases where reclaimed water is used No opinion or not sure
F. Provide incentive programs to convert existing landscape to water-conserving landscape	F. Provide incentive programs to convert existing landscape to water-conserving landscape Agree	F. Provide incentive programs to convert existing landscape to water-conserving landscape Disagree	F. Provide incentive programs to convert existing landscape to water-conserving landscape No opinion or not sure
G. Require aggressive conservation measures in NEW development in ALL AREAS of Maui Island	G. Require aggressive conservation measures in NEW development in ALL AREAS of Maui Island Agree	G. Require aggressive conservation measures in NEW development in ALL AREAS of Maui Island Disagree	G. Require aggressive conservation measures in NEW development in ALL AREAS of Maui Island No opinion or not sure
H. Require more aggressive landscape water-conserving measures in DRY areas than in wet areas	H. Require more aggressive landscape water-conserving measures in DRY areas than in wet areas Agree	H. Require more aggressive landscape water-conserving measures in DRY areas than in wet areas Disagree	H. Require more aggressive landscape water-conserving measures in DRY areas than in wet areas No opinion or not sure
I. Pursue a policy of aggressive water conservation AT ALL TIMES (not just during drought)	I. Pursue a policy of aggressive water conservation AT ALL TIMES (not just during drought) Agree	I. Pursue a policy of aggressive water conservation AT ALL TIMES (not just during drought) Disagree	I. Pursue a policy of aggressive water conservation AT ALL TIMES (not just during drought) No opinion or not sure
J. Continue to use water rates as way to encourage conservation (equity can be an issue)	J. Continue to use water rates as way to encourage conservation (equity can be an issue) Agree	J. Continue to use water rates as way to encourage conservation (equity can be an issue) Disagree	J. Continue to use water rates as way to encourage conservation (equity can be an issue) No opinion or not sure

Other (please specify)

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* 9. Alternative Water Resources - Do you generally agree or disagree with the following measures?

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion or not sure
A. Maximize reclaimed wastewater use for irrigation uses (reclaimed water supply is limited, relatively high cost, less reliable than groundwater)	A. Maximize reclaimed wastewater use for irrigation uses (reclaimed water supply is limited, relatively high cost, less reliable than groundwater) Agree	A. Maximize reclaimed wastewater use for irrigation uses (reclaimed water supply is limited, relatively high cost, less reliable than groundwater) Disagree	A. Maximize reclaimed wastewater use for irrigation uses (reclaimed water supply is limited, relatively high cost, less reliable than groundwater) No opinion or not sure
B. Require commercial properties to bear more responsibility for using reclaimed water (costs will increase; currently properties within 100 feet of reclaimed water lines must connect)	B. Require commercial properties to bear more responsibility for using reclaimed water (costs will increase; currently properties within 100 feet of reclaimed water lines must connect) Agree	B. Require commercial properties to bear more responsibility for using reclaimed water (costs will increase; currently properties within 100 feet of reclaimed water lines must connect) Disagree	B. Require commercial properties to bear more responsibility for using reclaimed water (costs will increase; currently properties within 100 feet of reclaimed water lines must connect) No opinion or not sure
C. Adopt programs to facilitate grey water systems for small residential and commercial irrigation uses (grey water generally comes from showers and laundry)	C. Adopt programs to facilitate grey water systems for small residential and commercial irrigation uses (grey water generally comes from showers and laundry) Agree	C. Adopt programs to facilitate grey water systems for small residential and commercial irrigation uses (grey water generally comes from showers and laundry) Disagree	C. Adopt programs to facilitate grey water systems for small residential and commercial irrigation uses (grey water generally comes from showers and laundry) No opinion or not sure
D. Provide incentives for residential and small commercial catchment systems	D. Provide incentives for residential and small commercial catchment systems Agree	D. Provide incentives for residential and small commercial catchment systems Disagree	D. Provide incentives for residential and small commercial catchment systems No opinion or not sure
E. Require 'low impact' project design for new development (increase onsite water retention, provide water for landscape irrigation or aquifer recharge)	E. Require 'low impact' project design for new development (increase onsite water retention, provide water for landscape irrigation or aquifer recharge) Agree	E. Require 'low impact' project design for new development (increase onsite water retention, provide water for landscape irrigation or aquifer recharge) Disagree	E. Require 'low impact' project design for new development (increase onsite water retention, provide water for landscape irrigation or aquifer recharge) No opinion or not sure
F. Increase desalination of brackish water or sea water for irrigation (energy intensive, brine issues)	F. Increase desalination of brackish water or sea water for irrigation (energy intensive, brine issues) Agree	F. Increase desalination of brackish water or sea water for irrigation (energy intensive, brine issues) Disagree	F. Increase desalination of brackish water or sea water for irrigation (energy intensive, brine issues) No opinion or not sure
G. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for MUNICIPAL uses (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first)	G. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for MUNICIPAL uses (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) Agree	G. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for MUNICIPAL uses (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) Disagree	G. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for MUNICIPAL uses (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) No opinion or not sure
H. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for diversified AGRICULTURE (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first)	H. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for diversified AGRICULTURE (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) Agree	H. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for diversified AGRICULTURE (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) Disagree	H. Capture wet season or flash storm water for storage in unused reservoirs for diversified AGRICULTURE (diversion and reservoir requirements are issues, priority uses must be satisfied first) No opinion or not sure
I. Continue to maintain existing plantation irrigation systems for movement of water for potable and non-potable uses (resolve ownership and management issues)	I. Continue to maintain existing plantation irrigation systems for movement of water for potable and non-potable uses (resolve ownership and management issues) Agree	I. Continue to maintain existing plantation irrigation systems for movement of water for potable and non-potable uses (resolve ownership and management issues) Disagree	I. Continue to maintain existing plantation irrigation systems for movement of water for potable and non-potable uses (resolve ownership and management issues) No opinion or not sure

Other (please specify)

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* 10. Water System Reliability and Flexibility - Do you generally agree or disagree with the following measures?

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion or unsure
A. Develop groundwater to maximize reliable water supplies (within the sustainable yield of aquifers; more expensive than use of surface water)	A. Develop groundwater to maximize reliable water supplies (within the sustainable yield of aquifers; more expensive than use of surface water) Agree	A. Develop groundwater to maximize reliable water supplies (within the sustainable yield of aquifers; more expensive than use of surface water) Disagree	A. Develop groundwater to maximize reliable water supplies (within the sustainable yield of aquifers; more expensive than use of surface water) No opinion or unsure
B. Diversify water sources to the most cost-effective combination of groundwater, surface water, and aggressive conservation (after kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied)	B. Diversify water sources to the most cost-effective combination of groundwater, surface water, and aggressive conservation (after kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied) Agree	B. Diversify water sources to the most cost-effective combination of groundwater, surface water, and aggressive conservation (after kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied) Disagree	B. Diversify water sources to the most cost-effective combination of groundwater, surface water, and aggressive conservation (after kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied) No opinion or unsure
C. Promote surface water efficiency programs to reduce water loss (improvements to diversions, ditches, storage, metering, etc.)	C. Promote surface water efficiency programs to reduce water loss (improvements to diversions, ditches, storage, metering, etc.) Agree	C. Promote surface water efficiency programs to reduce water loss (improvements to diversions, ditches, storage, metering, etc.) Disagree	C. Promote surface water efficiency programs to reduce water loss (improvements to diversions, ditches, storage, metering, etc.) No opinion or unsure

Other (please specify)

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* 11. Conventional Water Sources - County Dept. of Water Supply System Measures - Do you generally agree or disagree? (Technical Question- Skip to Question 12 if you wish)

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion or not sure
A.Increase use of surface water for municipal needs during the wet season when kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied (may require expanded water treatment facilities and increasing storage facilities)	A.Increase use of surface water for municipal needs during the wet season when kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied (may require expanded water treatment facilities and increasing storage facilities) Agree	A.Increase use of surface water for municipal needs during the wet season when kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied (may require expanded water treatment facilities and increasing storage facilities) Disagree	A.Increase use of surface water for municipal needs during the wet season when kuleana and public trust uses are satisfied (may require expanded water treatment facilities and increasing storage facilities) No opinion or not sure
B. West Maui: Develop wells in northern part of the West Maui region (Honolua and/or Honokahou aquifers) and transport water to growth areas in the central part of the West Maui region (within sustainable yield of aquifers)	B. West Maui: Develop wells in northern part of the West Maui region (Honolua and/or Honokahou aquifers) and transport water to growth areas in the central part of the West Maui region (within sustainable yield of aquifers) Agree	B. West Maui: Develop wells in northern part of the West Maui region (Honolua and/or Honokahou aquifers) and transport water to growth areas in the central part of the West Maui region (within sustainable yield of aquifers) Disagree	B. West Maui: Develop wells in northern part of the West Maui region (Honolua and/or Honokahou aquifers) and transport water to growth areas in the central part of the West Maui region (within sustainable yield of aquifers) No opinion or not sure
C. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Makawao aquifer (at 1500+ foot elevation for growth and backup; aquifer not well studied, sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain)	C. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Makawao aquifer (at 1500+ foot elevation for growth and backup; aquifer not well studied, sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) Agree	C. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Makawao aquifer (at 1500+ foot elevation for growth and backup; aquifer not well studied, sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) Disagree	C. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Makawao aquifer (at 1500+ foot elevation for growth and backup; aquifer not well studied, sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) No opinion or not sure
D. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Ha'iku aquifer (maintain a buffer from the sustainable yield of aquifer until aquifer studies and impacts on streams are determined; legal constraints)	D. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Ha'iku aquifer (maintain a buffer from the sustainable yield of aquifer until aquifer studies and impacts on streams are determined; legal constraints) Agree	D. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Ha'iku aquifer (maintain a buffer from the sustainable yield of aquifer until aquifer studies and impacts on streams are determined; legal constraints) Disagree	D. Central/Upcountry: Develop basal wells in Ha'iku aquifer (maintain a buffer from the sustainable yield of aquifer until aquifer studies and impacts on streams are determined; legal constraints) No opinion or not sure
E. Central/South/Upcountry: Develop brackish basal wells in Kamole aquifer to serve new development (for irrigation, desalination, other non-potable uses; remaining sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain)	E. Central/South/Upcountry: Develop brackish basal wells in Kamole aquifer to serve new development (for irrigation, desalination, other non-potable uses; remaining sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) Agree	E. Central/South/Upcountry: Develop brackish basal wells in Kamole aquifer to serve new development (for irrigation, desalination, other non-potable uses; remaining sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) Disagree	E. Central/South/Upcountry: Develop brackish basal wells in Kamole aquifer to serve new development (for irrigation, desalination, other non-potable uses; remaining sustainable yield of aquifer is uncertain) No opinion or not sure
F. Central/Upcountry: Connect Kamole Water Treatment Facility, which currently serves Upcountry only, to Central Maui System (instream flow standards and East Maui Irrigation diversions and long-term management are issues)	F. Central/Upcountry: Connect Kamole Water Treatment Facility, which currently serves Upcountry only, to Central Maui System (instream flow standards and East Maui Irrigation diversions and long-term management are issues) Agree	F. Central/Upcountry: Connect Kamole Water Treatment Facility, which currently serves Upcountry only, to Central Maui System (instream flow standards and East Maui Irrigation diversions and long-term management are issues) Disagree	F. Central/Upcountry: Connect Kamole Water Treatment Facility, which currently serves Upcountry only, to Central Maui System (instream flow standards and East Maui Irrigation diversions and long-term management are issues) No opinion or not sure
G. Central/Upcountry: Add water storage at Kamole, Olinda or Pi'iholo Water Treatment Facility (critical watershed areas, land ownership issues)	G. Central/Upcountry: Add water storage at Kamole, Olinda or Pi'iholo Water Treatment Facility (critical watershed areas, land ownership issues) Agree	G. Central/Upcountry: Add water storage at Kamole, Olinda or Pi'iholo Water Treatment Facility (critical watershed areas, land ownership issues) Disagree	G. Central/Upcountry: Add water storage at Kamole, Olinda or Pi'iholo Water Treatment Facility (critical watershed areas, land ownership issues) No opinion or not sure

Other (please specify)

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* 12. Any other comments on important problems, priorities or solutions related to water resource planning, management or use on Maui Island over the next 10-20+ years?

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* 13. Add your name to our notification list for the Water Use and Development Plan - pam.townsend@co.maui.hi.us, or call 808-463-3110 or contact Maui County Water Supply Dept., 2200 Main Street (One Main Plaza), Suite 102, Wailuku, HI 96793

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