SERVICES

A Comprehensive Cultural Resource Management Company specializing in consultation, historic preservation and community based planning in Hawai’i

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

• Develop innovative approaches to manage public involvement

• Development of key messages

• Stakeholder analysis

• Strategies for media, government and public relations

• ​Facilitate consensus

CULTURAL ORIENTATION

• Informational orientation on cultural sensitivity and historic preservation issues

• Orientation available at either Ku‘iwalu’s office or will travel to site of preference

• Please contact us directly for more information

CULTURAL SENSITIVITY TRAINING

• Introduction to the challenges of doing business in Hawai‘i

• Develop comprehensive framework and strategies for doing business in Hawai‘i

• Promote understanding of Hawai‘i’s unique culture

• Training and consultation services for Professional Executives doing business in Hawai‘i

• Legal and Cultural Consultation for State and federal jury trials

HISTORIC PRESERVATION

1. Section 106 Compliance Consultation

• SHPO Consultation

• Consultation with Native Hawaiian organizations

• (i.e. Office of Hawaiian Affairs and Hui Mālama I Nā Kūpuna)

• Negotiate and prepare MOA & Mitigation (resolve adverse effects)

• Culture Resource Surveys/Studies/Monitoring

• Archaeology & Historic Properties Survey

• Nominations to the National and Hawai‘i Register of Historic Places

2. Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act

3. Native American Graves and Repatriation Act

• Consultation and coordination with Native groups

• Develop & implement Plan of Actions

4. Chapter 6E – Hawai‘i Historic Preservation Program

• Stakeholder Advocacy

• Burial Council Consultation

• Facilitate coordination between community stakeholders and developer interests

• Facilitate coordination with lineal and cultural descendants

• Hire and supervise archaeological and cultural monitors

• Compliance reviews for permits and approvals

• Facilitate expeditious review of burial treatment plans and in situ agreements with State Historic Preservation Division, burial councils, and landowners

5. Act 50, Cultural Impact Statements

• Cultural Resource Planning

• Cultural Impact Assessment, Evaluation and Protection

• Reconcile cultural resource concerns with government agencies, native Hawaiians and interested parties

• Historical research

• Interviews with native Hawaiian individuals

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE COORDINATION

• Construction/Environmental/Engineering Interface

• Review Environmental Documentation for cultural resource management or historic preservation issues

• Permitting Assistance

LAND SERVICES

• Historical Research (property)

• Operating and maintenance agreements

• Negotiations (leases, easements)